i would love it if capable of getting music &amp; phone from my blackberry 8800: why 2 devices a music &amp; 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?.....
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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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Yes you can use it as an mp3 player, I had a good experience with the phone it had good signal and it work great other than it sometimes stop unfortunately while running some applications and after a year and 3 months the power buttom started to work a little hard. It has 13 gb interior memory but it doesn't come with expandible memory.
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there is a port that you can connect to computer or laptop to transfer your music. i don't know about bluetooth and android phones. i tell you what i don't like about this mp3 is the headphone speakers are not clear enough there are three mode, but still not good enough. the out speakers are really good. hope this help u. bye
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Hello Eric. This is quite an old device, amazing I got a follow up. This is only a player as far as I know. I do not recall any software that came with it - though it has been 5 years or so.We use it to play on-hold music via a 256mb (yes 1/4 gb) memory stick. Running constant for many years, never a problem. Been a great device.That being said, there is no reason you cannot create a set of mp3 files yourself on a normal computer and then use this device to play them. So many programs to use for such a purpose.
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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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Thank you, I called and spoke with someone at Rhapsody as well. I asked about the available service for the use of ipods. It was said to me that the older version ipods are not serviceable by Rhapsody. It was said to me only the newer ipods were accepted for service. I know this doesn't have to do with the Phillips but I figured any available information is helpful when in search of a gadget such as the mp3 player for the particular use on Rhapsody. Thank you for the info on the Phillips mp3. I am sure it will be very helpful to many people.
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Yeah, I love this thing. Perhaps you should contact the company that produces it. The sad thing is that it only plays one song as an alarm. So suppose I have a folder called MyMusic and it had 3 songs in it. I have to set the Alarm to play that one song. When the alarm goes off, it will play that one song over and over again until you shut it off. It will NOT advance to the next song. I hope that answers your question. I've asked the company who makes this to at least allow us to play the songs within a folder, but as of yet, i've not gotten a response. Perhaps if more ask, they will develop this feature.
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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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I just got the phone today, so I'm not sure if the ringtones have to be on the internal memory or not, but you can use your own MP3's as ringtones, not just the ones you can buy. Even if they have to be on the internal, it wouldn't be that hard to transfer them over.
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I have done that so I could transfer music from one device to another. You can't play it from there like an MP3 device. But you could have it pluged into a computer or other device and play off it.
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I have a Galaxy S3, and have been wondering the same thing. I've searched a lot for the same info. As far as I know there aren't any units that are android friendly. Most are compatible with Iphone. You should still be able to stream music, or play music from the phone through the unit using an aux or usb connection. I just don't think it will show any artist info on screen.
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Don't use USB , go buy an auxiliary cord and use that works alot better and no hassle when you wanna play your jams , some stereos cannot recognize smartphones and it just makes it easier to use auxiliary
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Why would you need ear buds you can play music from your cell phone. No jack for ear buds........ worth every penny love it.....
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one question, excuse my bad englishhas anyone tried to play music on it with either Iphone 3GS of Iphone 4 ??I'm having the old plantronics Voyager 510 and I'm not able to play music on it, and thought this new model looks better and might serve my needswaiting for your answers,
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I had to update my car stereo with one that has a MP3 jack. Without that MP3 jack my stereo couldn't play podcasts from my iPhone or music from my MP3 player (not necessarily iPod).
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It's standard Bluetooth. Might depend on which Blackberry you own. 100 years old; probably not. Made in the last 5 or 6 years, yeah, it'll probably work. Might not do the caller ID perfect, but it'll make your calls for you. The BT stereo music streaming thing is pretty recent. Within the last year or two, and RIM has pretty much stopped making phones, so if you're thinking about streaming music you might be better off using the headphones jack.
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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.