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MP3 email attachments with Samsung i600 or Kyocera 7135

Discussion in 'alt.cellular.verizon' started by Steve, Jun 15, 2004.

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  1. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     


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    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
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  2. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #102 Reply
  3. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #103 Reply
  4. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #104 Reply
  5. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #105 Reply
  6. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #106 Reply
  7. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #107 Reply
  8. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #108 Reply
  9. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #109 Reply
  10. Dan Albrich

    Dan Albrich Guest


    > My only real requirement that isn't met by the 6035 is to be able to
    > listen to MP3 files that are sent via email. (My voicemail system
    > forwards them that way; it could also send WAV files.) I'm not sure
    > whether that will be possible.

    www.snappermail.com may do it, you can search at http://pdaphonehome.com on
    the 7135 forum.

    This isn't something I care to do. I use a USB 2.0 SD card reader/writer to
    drag mp3's to the memory card then put it back in my phone to use them. If
    you have 256Mb or 512MB of data to move, this is much more efficient.

    -Dan

    --
    Eugene, Oregon -- Pacific Northwest
    http://cell.uoregon.edu
     
    Dan Albrich, Jun 16, 2004
    #110 Reply
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