codyc1515: Not that I'm aware of, however, isn't 4GB enough for a phone??

tonyhughes:

codyc1515: Not that I'm aware of, however, isn't 4GB enough for a phone??

Not if you have more than 4GB files you need to carry around on your phone.

tonyhughes:

codyc1515: Not that I'm aware of, however, isn't 4GB enough for a phone??

Not if you have more than 4GB files you need to carry around on your phone.

codyc1515: O_o You have more than 4Gb of files you trust, on a phone that you could lose easily??

tonyhughes:

codyc1515: O_o You have more than 4Gb of files you trust, on a phone that you could lose easily??

Yes.

dawnraid:

tonyhughes:

codyc1515: O_o You have more than 4Gb of files you trust, on a phone that you could lose easily??

Yes.

Its called music.

paradoxsm: Yes, it's supposed to work and indeed does with a Sandisk 8GB MicroSD.

The handset has a proper SD file system and can browse folders directly too.

Surprisingly, it was able to play some of the Youtube mp4 format videos and smooth, mov videos had, err, interesting results as some other obscure formats though it attempted to play them.

and why do all Chinese manufacturers insist on still calling them T-Flash cards!

The maximum size for a MMS message is 300KB including the SMIL(package wrapper), txt, images and audio. Any chance you can tell me what make/model/network phone sent that 317KB message?

The fone is a Sanyo 7500.  But that doesn't explain why it was ok to a W531.  The originating fone was on the CDMA network along with the 531

paradoxsm: Yes, it's supposed to work and indeed does with a Sandisk 8GB MicroSD.



The handset has a proper SD file system and can browse folders directly too.

Surprisingly, it was able to play some of the Youtube mp4 format videos and smooth, mov videos had, err, interesting results as some other obscure formats though it attempted to play them.



and why do all Chinese manufacturers insist on still calling them T-Flash cards!



The maximum size for a MMS message is 300KB including the SMIL(package wrapper), txt, images and audio. Any chance you can tell me what make/model/network phone sent that 317KB message?