Does N-Gage Write to MMC????

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black_man

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#2342 23-Sep-2004 19:58

Hey, I really am kinda stupid, But When you put things onto an MMC does it have to be inserted in the N-Gage QD or do you have to buy a seperate MMC Reader/Writer?

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#8804 23-Sep-2004 20:06

It will write content downloaded to your N-Gage from the network, and of course when installing programs you can select to install thse on the MMC. But you won't need a reader/writer on your computer to do this - the N-Gage will manage it for you.

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#8805 23-Sep-2004 20:09

If I was to use Bluetooth to transfer songs to the N-Gage would it allow me to copy it to the MMC through the N-Gage?

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#8806 23-Sep-2004 20:10

That is without copying it to the device memory first

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#8807 23-Sep-2004 20:16

Good question. I haven't checked the list of Bluetooth profiles the N-Gage supports - do you have this list?

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#8808 23-Sep-2004 20:19

I do not have the list, but I am still curious about how I could do that.. Thanks for your helpfulness by the way. I really appreciate it.

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#8810 23-Sep-2004 21:03

Maybe somoeone else knows of a list?

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#9147 5-Oct-2004 22:01

I've not been able to see the MMC through my PC with Bluetooth - I just use a very cheap MITSUMI 7 in 1 USB media drive - they cost about £20 and have 7 different types of memory card slots. But I will try and get my bluetooth to write directly to MMc and Let you know!

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