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Storage and transmission of information on our Network

3.11We may establish limits concerning the use of the Services, for example the maximum size of an email message that may be sent or receive and the maximum capacity allocated to you for storage of Content on the Network which you access via the Services.

3.12You agree that Orange has no responsibility for the deletion, corruption or failure to store any Content maintained or transmitted by the Network.

3.13While Orange has no responsibility to monitor the use of the Services if you exceed the use limits we reserve the right to refuse to store or send Content on your behalf.

access to the Services and Content

3.14Under no circumstances will Orange, or any of the other parties involved in the provision of Orange Content, be liable for any losses, damages, costs or expenses arising from or in any way connected with any errors, defects, interruptions, malfunctions or delays in Content or the provision of Content. Orange agrees to rectify any such problems in the Content which are notified to Orange as soon as Orange reasonably can. If you do notice a fault or error in the Content, please notify the fault to Orange.

3.15Orange accepts no liability for the loss, late receipt or non-readability of any download, transmission or other communications. The Content, which is obtained from a large range of sources, is supplied to you on an “as is” basis and Orange does not warrant

that the Content is of satisfactory quality, fit for a particular purpose, suitable, reliable, accurate, complete, secure or is free from error.

access to the third party services and the Internet

3.16We have no control over the value or quality of goods, services or Content offered by third parties on or through the Services. As a result we cannot be responsible or liable in any way for, and do not endorse, any of these goods, services or Content.

3.17The Services may be used by you to access websites and networks worldwide. Orange accepts no responsibility for the Content or services in respect of these and you agree to conform with the instructions issued by those websites and networks relating to your use of those services.

3.18Accessing the Internet, which is not a secure environment, or using third party services may leave you vulnerable to unwanted programs or material or viruses that may be downloaded to your Device without your knowledge which may give unauthorised access to, or damage, your Device and the information stored on it. Orange is not liable or responsible in any way for such unauthorised access, damage to or loss of information on your Device.

Age Restricted Services

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V545 specifications

The Motorola V545 is a notable device in the lineage of Motorola's mobile phones, particularly recognized for its blend of functionality and compact design. Introduced in the early 2000s, the V545 stands out as part of the popular V-series lineup, which garnered acclaim for stylish flip designs and user-friendly interfaces.

One of the key features of the Motorola V545 is its vibrant 176 x 220 pixel display, which provides clear visuals for both menu navigation and media playback. The screen is complemented by a robust flip design that not only protects the keypad when closed but also adds to its aesthetic appeal. The phone’s compact size makes it convenient to carry, fitting comfortably in pockets or bags.

In terms of connectivity, the Motorola V545 supports GPRS technology, allowing users to access mobile internet services, albeit at speeds that were standard for the time. This paved the way for basic web browsing and email functionalities, making the phone suitable for users who needed to stay connected on the go. The device is also equipped with Bluetooth capabilities, providing wireless connectivity for headsets and other compatible devices.

Another notable characteristic of the V545 is its camera. With a built-in VGA camera, users could capture moments with reasonable quality for a phone of its era. This feature catered to the growing demand for mobile photography, allowing users to take and share pictures directly from their phones.

In addition to its camera, the Motorola V545 supports multimedia messaging, enabling users to send and receive images and text via MMS. It also features a range of customizable ringtones and a robust set of preloaded games, enhancing the user experience.

The phone operates on a user-friendly interface, with intuitive navigation and customization options that enable users to personalize their device according to their preferences. Battery performance is another strong point, with a capacity that ensures decent talk time and standby duration, critical for users who rely on their phones throughout the day.

Overall, the Motorola V545 represents a significant step in mobile technology during its time. With its combination of style, essential features, and user-centric design, it catered well to the needs of consumers looking for a reliable and attractive mobile device. As part of Motorola's legacy, the V545 continues to be remembered fondly by enthusiasts and collectors of classic mobile phones.
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