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What is a BMX file? Bitmap graphic used by some Siemens mobile phones; saves four bitmap images joined together vertically (e.g., four 16x16 pixel images as a 16x64 image); used for animating the four frames in sequencefor simple animations on the phone; similar to an animated .GIF , which is also supported on Siemens mobile phones.

More Information Since BMX files use bitmap formatting, you can open them with a BMP viewer.

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What is a BMX file?

Bitmap graphic used by some Siemens mobile phones; saves four bitmap images joined together vertically (e.g., four 16x16 pixel images as a 16x64 image); used for animating the four frames in sequencefor simple animations on the phone; similar to an animated .GIF , which is also supported on Siemens mobile phones.

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Since BMX files use bitmap formatting, you can open them with a BMP viewer.

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Updated: May 16, 2012

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What is a BMX file?↓
Bitmap graphic used by some Siemens mobile phones; saves four bitmap images joined together vertically (e.g., four 16x16 pixel images as a 16x64 image); used for animating the four frames in sequencefor simple animations on the phone; similar to an animated .GIF, which is also supported on Siemens mobile phones.

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