About To Get My New Blackberry
- Ok so I have a few questions before I embark into the great world of Blackberryness. First, I am switching from Verizon to ATT and picking up the 8310. I see the link to Walmart from the home page of Crackberry where the phone is free after rebate. Is there any downside from purchasing my phone this way (basically: should I take this great deal?). Secondly, I am on a mac so will PocketMac serve all my needs as far as adding software and music, etc. to my new Curve? Thirdly, What is the limit as far as storage with a Micro SD card? I know some phones limit you to a certain amount of storage and I'm just curious to know how much I can fit on this thing.
Thanks
Brad, a future happy person10-18-07 12:21 AMLike 0 - Ok so I have a few questions before I embark into the great world of Blackberryness. First, I am switching from Verizon to ATT and picking up the 8310. I see the link to Walmart from the home page of Crackberry where the phone is free after rebate. Is there any downside from purchasing my phone this way (basically: should I take this great deal?). Secondly, I am on a mac so will PocketMac serve all my needs as far as adding software and music, etc. to my new Curve? Thirdly, What is the limit as far as storage with a Micro SD card? I know some phones limit you to a certain amount of storage and I'm just curious to know how much I can fit on this thing.
Thanks
Brad, a future happy person10-21-07 09:57 PMLike 0 - I can only speak about the first part as well! I would suggest that you pay a little extra money and get the phone from a store. It offers a better time period for you to return the phone. Also if you get the phone and have a problem with it, you have to mail it back where is if you get a phone from a store and have a problem you take it back to the store. When i had Sprint that was the deal.
Good luck though, i know it's hard to pass up a deal like that.10-22-07 08:37 AMLike 0 - I have recently had issues with my phone and had to call into ATT support. One of the options that they were looking at was to just "replace" my phone by taking it into a store ... I'VE YET TO EXPERIANCE THIS ... but according to the tech on the phone ATT has changed their policy to be as long as it is within the first 30 days of having the phone you can exchange it in a store no matter how you purchased the phone ...
I'd switch over to a PC if i were you :-p ... hehehe
I have heard various limits on how much external memory the curve can take .... i'd suggest searching for this yourself ...10-22-07 09:11 AMLike 0 - The Curve's can use the new MicroSD SDHC cards. However, it gets tricky above 4 gig at the moment. Rumor has it the 4.3 version of the BB OS will make using a 6 gig or 8 gig a lot easier.
However, note that only media can be placed on the microSD Media Card. i.e video, pictures, ringtones & music. You can not install applications or store data on the Media card for any standard BB apps. There are a few applications starting to appear that may allow you to put some data in the card. I have MobiPocket ver 6.0 beta that will store my e-books & RSS feeds that way. But it is not the norm to store data on the card like most Windows Mobile phones.10-25-07 07:43 AMLike 0
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