From: "Randy" 

My device is the Audiovox SMT 5600-over on your side of the planet it's
known as the Orange SPV C500. It replaced my recently lost Motorola MPx220.

Even though both are based on WM2300SE, the HTC implementation seem to be
less buggy than the Motorola. I miss the flip factor and having easy access
to the miniSD slot (the HTC buries it under the battery), but I gain
Bluetooth voice dailing (which the Moto does not do, although the Moto does
implement speaker-independent voice dialing)

"Adam"  wrote in message
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> Randy wrote:
>
>> I just 1 GB on my phone via miniSD-and I want MORE....
>>
>> 500+ of AAC-encoded songs-sweet!
>>
>
> Ditto. I agree with Gates that the Ipod won't last & that the phones will
> eat it's lunch. I have a nokia 6230 which I got coz it has an MP3 player &
> an fm radio....
>
> A mondo bizarro bit is that if you are listening to the radio or the mp3
> player & someone calls you get the selected ringing tones....so if like me
> you often set your phone to silent for meetings etc & then
"forget" to
> re-enable the ringer....then you are left wondering what's going on coz
> the music/radio just suddenly goes....silent....
>
> 
>
> I had a look at the smart phones (Pocket pc, symbian etc) & was very
> impressed but {at} the end of the day...I just wanted music + radio & a nice
> neat (small) phone.
>
> I like the way most of them now try wifi first for any net related things.
>
> I reckon we're 2-3 years out from most people's "personal"
computer being
> the smartphone in their pocket.
>
> Adam

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