gofar99 Messages: 1949 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
Illuminati (5th Degree)
Hi, I am about to try that with a phone I just got (Samsung EPIC 4G) lots of good audio apps for it. Now if I can just convince this PC that it doesn't have to have a disk inserted to function.....
gofar99 Messages: 1949 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
Illuminati (5th Degree)
Hi Yes that is what they call it. I'm still on the learning curve with it so it will be a little while on the music. Funny thing is that it is nearly obsolete now. Sprint is moving on to the next big thing. This one is part of the Galaxy S line. Like probably most smart phones it does everything but brush your teeth
falloutgirl Messages: 48 Registered: February 2011
Baron
Haha good luck with that! Phones pass by so quickly! Sometimes I wonder if it's still a good investment since there'll be a better model by next week O_O
gofar99 Messages: 1949 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
Illuminati (5th Degree)
Hi, They are like new cars... obsolete before you drive off the lot. Anyhow, I did try some MP3s. Fairly good. I used Sennheiser buds and the quality was acceptable. The phone is supposed to be able to do nearly any kind of music but all mine are in 320K MP3 and they work fine. It took a while to get the 300 songs on board, but it didn't seem to have any problems finding them and listing them. It ought to be pretty good as it has a 1Gig processor and 16G of available storage (8 gig more is reserved for the hardware and op sys. Now the big issue may be what is the battery life if you use it this way. My Sony MP3 player (8 Gig) can run for days without a recharge playing music.
falloutgirl Messages: 48 Registered: February 2011
Baron
Before I got my iPhone, I was using a Motorola Flip Out and I used it to listen to music too, the battery drained pretty quickly eek. It was really annoying since I had to charge every day and if I forget to charge it dies in the morning and I can't get any of my messages till I get home and some messages don't get to me at all O_O
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Good luck with that! Let us know how it fairs as a music player 
Anyhow, I did try some MP3s. Fairly good. I used Sennheiser buds and the quality was acceptable. The phone is supposed to be able to do nearly any kind of music but all mine are in 320K MP3 and they work fine. It took a while to get the 300 songs on board, but it didn't seem to have any problems finding them and listing them. It ought to be pretty good as it has a 1Gig processor and 16G of available storage (8 gig more is reserved for the hardware and op sys. Now the big issue may be what is the battery life if you use it this way. My Sony MP3 player (8 Gig) can run for days without a recharge playing music.
