Beelzebaby666
Has confinement issues..
Can you load music from a cd to your computer then send it to your phone?
Music on the phone?
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Beelzebaby666
Has confinement issues..
It's a green phone:shrug:
It that cool?
It's actually one of those chocolate things with the slide up thingy.
It that cool?
It's actually one of those chocolate things with the slide up thingy.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
It's a green phone:shrug:
It that cool?
It's actually one of those chocolate things with the slide up thingy.
See, I've got a COOL phone.. you're probably so ENVious. I don't know anything about those loser chocolate phones..
Beelzebaby666
Has confinement issues..
I'm not a consumerist wh*re:shrug: I can barely use it.. Too much stuff on it..
Can you help me or not?
I figured if it can play music, it would be worth knowing about, but I can barely answer this thing.
Beelzebaby666
Has confinement issues..
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Apology accepted!Oh Thanks Bob!
Got it but have only used it once on my ENV 9900. It was pretty easy to set up and use. I'm also amazed at the sound quality the phone has.
Lugnut
I'm Rick James #####!
Just a note but I think the MP3 phone package at Best Buy is now cheaper than the Verizon dealy. It comes with software for editing, and several cables to mate to a BUNCH of different phones. Worth a look.
clevalley
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If you have the chocolate, you can use the Verizon software - or - you can removed the memory card (micro-SD) and place in a micro-SD to USB reader. It shows up under My Computer and from there, you can drag and drop MP3's into the "music" folder...
It all depends on the phone.
I've got a Sony W810i that I love. It's got an MP3 player built into it, so that's one less thing that I have to carry around. Factory says it supports a 2GB card, but I've heard you can put 4GB in it. Should be enough for most normal folks. I just plug my phone in via the USB cable and drag & drop songs; couldn't be easier!
As far as loading it from a CD, that's a separate step. I spent a good bit of last year ripping all of my CDs (~around 300 of 'em); I'd do 5 or 10 each night while hanging out on the computer. The software I use is Exact Audio Copy
Introduction » Exact Audio Copy
It's a bit 'heavy' on the nerd factor, but gives you a lot of control. There's a million other apps for ripping If EAC doesn't strike your fancy you can look at:
Tucows Download
or
Freeware Nonags
for lots of others, I'm sure.
vanbells
Pookieboo!!!
You don't need a password? I tried to do that once but I couldn't figure how to enter my password(last 4 numbers of cell phone). Maybe I'm thinking of a motorola phone.
Beelzebaby666
Has confinement issues..
Gee, I was just hoping I could plug something in and load my fave songs from the pc.
All that talk is 
but way beyond me. I am not technologically inclined
All that
talk is but way beyond me. I am not technologically inclined
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Gee, I was just hoping I could plug something in and load my fave songs from the pc.
All that
If you can, buy the V-Cast music package.. it's real user friendly..
clevalley
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Not with mine (no password needed on the LG Chocolate 8550) - it might be a Motorola thing :shrug: