[malanis5]

My (iPhone user) friend sent me a text with contact information ".x-vcard" and my Z10 couldn't open it and I received an error stating that the attachment is not supported.

This is not good for a "Businesses Phone"

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[fabio984]

May be only apple phones can open what he sent.

[Tater Tots]

Never heard of an x.vcard but i found this by simply searching, you should try it next time.

I just had a few vcards sent to my Z10, and i got the same response when trying to open them. only thing i could do was to long hold the vcard icon/picture.. overflow menu opened up from the right with two options... 1)save 2)open in contacts. Selecting the second option to open in contacts opened the vcard, where i could save it there.
hope this helps.

Hope this helps you

[PHughes]

My (iPhone user) friend sent me a text with contact information ".x-vcard" and my Z10 couldn't open it and I received an error stating that the attachment is not supported.

This is not good for a "Businesses Phone"

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And you immediately blame the Blackberry rather than the iphone. My wife's S4 cannot open them when I send them from my Blackberry. There is a format issue. The issue may be the iPhone.

[BadGoliath42]

Never heard of an x.vcard but i found this by simply searching, you should try it next time.


Hope this helps you

Exactly.

http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...chment-846233/

Also, according to IETF, x-vcard is obsolete. An excerpt from their document:

"In addition, the following media types are known to have been used
to refer to vCard data. They should be considered deprecated in
favor of text/vcard.

* text/directory
* text/directory; profile=vcard
* text/x-vcard
"

http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6350

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[highoctane74]

I get them sent to me all the time. Long press on it, open in contacts. Then you have the option to save.

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