i would love it if capable of getting music & phone from my blackberry 8800 why 2 devices a music & a phone which can also play mp3 music..... why ht -820 is not as wise as doing both things with the same phone/mp3 player?..... I made a mistake buying it you have to carry to many gadgets is stupid!!! i would love it if capable of getting music & phone from my blackberry 8800 why 2 devices a music & a phone which can also play mp3 music..... why ht -820 is not as wise as doing both... » Read More i would love it if capable of getting music & phone from my blackberry 8800 why 2 devices a music & a phone which can also play mp3 music..... why ht -820 is not as wise as doing both things with the same phone/mp3 player?..... I made a mistake buying it you have to carry to many gadgets is stupid!!! « Show Less
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I have a Nokia 5300 and it can do both music and calls through the headset. You just have to know how to use it. READ YOUR INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
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Good day, who could tell me if this blackberry will be placed 2 phone lines simultaneously one with no gsm cdma card and the other, if anyone can give me this information I would appreciate it ???
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Hey Richard, I bought a SonyEricsson w810 (unlocked) about two weeks ago. I can transfer pics I downloaded from the net into my mac powerbook g4 10.3.9, then into my phone via usb. I can transfer and play non-protected music the same way. What has me considering sending back the phone (bought it through Meritline.com, which is another frustrating story) is that, even after creating music folders, my w810 will only play one song. Nothing concurrently. I'd might as well be flipping 45 rpm's on an old turntable (remember those?). I'm so frustrated, I'm condidering just getting the iphone, even with it's reported first-generation problems. Best of luck!
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Yes. It has more to do with your phone allowing you to connect and choose which device you want use for calls and which one for music.
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You can charge a different phone and use another phone to play music over the bluetooth. This will crush the battery on the unit, so don't expect a full phone charge and playing music at the same time.
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I was looking forward to the 16gb bluetooth walkmans... until i realized they do not include FM radio like some of the 8 and 4gb models. I NEED MY RADIO TOO SONY! Grrr.Would be nice to have both for $320.I have used Sony Ericson Walkman Phones with SD slots , Bluetooth, and FM radio that sound just as good, but they are very expensive.With the 8 gb I can fit about 1400 tracks. Napster is great, but deleting old songs to fit new ones is getting old. I have about 12gb of music on my computer that I constantly have to switch out.The sound quality is unmatchable IMO as far as MP3 players go, so I am reluctantly hooked. Sux I have to wait another 6-12 mo for the capasity and features I expect from this line :-( I was looking forward to the 16gb bluetooth walkmans... until i realized they do not include FM radio like some of the 8 and 4gb models. I NEED MY RADIO TOO SONY! Grrr.Would be nice to have both for $320.I have used Sony Ericson Walkman Phones with SD slots , Bluetooth, and FM radio that sound just as good, but they are very expensive.With the 8 gb I can fit about 1400 tracks. Napster is great, but deleting old songs to fit new ones is getting old. I have about 12gb of music on my computer that I constantly have to switch out.The... » Read More I was looking forward to the 16gb bluetooth walkmans... until i realized they do not include FM radio like some of the 8 and 4gb models. I NEED MY RADIO TOO SONY! Grrr.Would be nice to have both for $320.I have used Sony Ericson Walkman Phones with SD slots , Bluetooth, and FM radio that sound just as good, but they are very expensive.With the 8 gb I can fit about 1400 tracks. Napster is great, but deleting old songs to fit new ones is getting old. I have about 12gb of music on my computer that I constantly have to switch out.The sound quality is unmatchable IMO as far as MP3 players go, so I am reluctantly hooked. Sux I have to wait another 6-12 mo for the capasity and features I expect from this line :-( « Show Less
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Yes, my wife conects here iPod and listen music, is a Good solution, She uses with her blackberry and Works amazing, You hearing product Will use more bateríes,
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Hi Bally, this product is a Bluetooth handset and only works if you connect your phone vía Bluetooth.This is not a Mp3 player, the music that you can Listen must be played through your phone.
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hi wayfinder, let me help you "find your way". There is a second input on the rear, next to the "phones" jack. Surprisingly, they both will play at the one time. You are also able to plug in an mp3 player (with an adapter) The mp3 sound becomes distorted when the volume gets high as pignose owners are aware with the smaller amp. All in all, its a great little amp.
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I have a different model, but same line. It played from a 500GB usb drive fine. The thing is it has to be formatted to FAT32 or it won't read. I use a 128GB flash drive on two different Pioneer AVH models fine as well. According to the manual there are file and folder limits though (I think 15K file/1500folder, not positive though), so 256gb may be overkill to be honest (I do have 10K+ mp3 on my 128 with room for more). I only tried the 500GB out of curiosity.Also a note on the 160gb iPod working... that's because it runs off the iPod o/s, making the size and format irrelevant. It also runs much slower than using a usb drive as a result. I have a different model, but same line. It played from a 500GB usb drive fine. The thing is it has to be formatted to FAT32 or it won't read. I use a 128GB flash drive on two different Pioneer AVH models fine as well. According to the manual there are file and folder limits though (I think 15K file/1500folder, not positive though), so 256gb may be overkill to be honest (I do have 10K+ mp3 on my 128 with room for more). I only tried the 500GB out of curiosity.Also a note on the 160gb iPod working... that's because it runs off the iPod o/s, making the size and format irrelevant.... » Read More I have a different model, but same line. It played from a 500GB usb drive fine. The thing is it has to be formatted to FAT32 or it won't read. I use a 128GB flash drive on two different Pioneer AVH models fine as well. According to the manual there are file and folder limits though (I think 15K file/1500folder, not positive though), so 256gb may be overkill to be honest (I do have 10K+ mp3 on my 128 with room for more). I only tried the 500GB out of curiosity.Also a note on the 160gb iPod working... that's because it runs off the iPod o/s, making the size and format irrelevant. It also runs much slower than using a usb drive as a result. « Show Less
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my name: I don't understand your argument. Just because it is first generation, that means it does not benefit from what is currently available on the technology market? That is like saying a new television manufacturer should only be expected to supply black and white TVs, since it is their first forray into the market.King: My prediction is that in 2 years this will be roughly equal to all other MP3 players out there. A feature here or there will be different, just to stand out. Unfortunately, they will probably not have the market share to knock out the damn iPod.
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The phone I bought came with the a headset (the ear plug kind). What I would want is to use regular headset with the standard jack 2.5mm. I could not find any such headphone with the mini usb attachment. However I did find an converter (search EMU to 2.5mm converter on ebay) that I could probably use. I checked Motorola website and they are sold out of these adapters.I wish the mp3 player would work with the BT headset. That would be awesome.
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I am assuming you are speaking of two music apps. If that is the case the only way is to connect your device to the speaker.
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I have no idea what your question refers to. I use that device to feed my B&O; receiver and it works fine,listening to Pandora, etc. And, if you got a more tech answer,what would you do with it? Get more music? Get less music? What?
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I can listen to the music I have stored on my mobile phone using the earpiece. Of course, the earpiece does not have the controls to change musics, to advance or go back, but I can listen to all the song lists I have without any problems. Another thing, the earpiece is mono, not stereo, but given the fact that it is a one piece headset, this is much more a solution than a problem.So "play music", no (as you won't have all control buttons). "Listen to the music/song list I have stored on my mobile phone", YES.
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I hope I understand your question correctly?.. You can use multiple phones/devices with this speaker, but not simultaneously. Example - you will not hear two different sounds coming from two phones/devices simultaneously through the speaker. Only one phone/device is priority through the speaker.
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This little device is for a "non bluetooth" device. Like your PC or Laptop PC, or any other device with a USB port. If you phone or MP3/4 player already has bluetooth, you wouldn't need this. I use mine in my Laptop so I can use it wirelessly. Other wise you would have to use a Line in cable into the back of your Creative Speaker. With this USB transmitter, I can play the music on my Laptop that is in my den and have the music playing in the living room. That way guest don't have to see my Laptop sitting out while I entertain. I can just pop into the other room and change the music and change the mood. I love it. This little device is for a "non bluetooth" device. Like your PC or Laptop PC, or any other device with a USB port. If you phone or MP3/4 player already has bluetooth, you wouldn't need this. I use mine in my Laptop so I can use it wirelessly. Other wise you would have to use a Line in cable into the back of your Creative Speaker. With this USB transmitter, I can play the music on my Laptop that is in my den and have the music playing in the living room. That way guest don't have to see my Laptop sitting out while I entertain. I can just pop into the other room and change the... » Read More This little device is for a "non bluetooth" device. Like your PC or Laptop PC, or any other device with a USB port. If you phone or MP3/4 player already has bluetooth, you wouldn't need this. I use mine in my Laptop so I can use it wirelessly. Other wise you would have to use a Line in cable into the back of your Creative Speaker. With this USB transmitter, I can play the music on my Laptop that is in my den and have the music playing in the living room. That way guest don't have to see my Laptop sitting out while I entertain. I can just pop into the other room and change the music and change the mood. I love it. « Show Less