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So today I will be getting my Desire HD
An I was just wondering if anyone know of an adapter that would allow me to put 2 MicroSD cards in?
I have an 8GB card in my Desire at the moment and the new one comes with another 8GB card, and it would be totally nice to have them both in there somehow...

[q] sprint htc arrive - built-in memory

This question goes out thare to EVERYONE!
Does ANYONE know about the so called BUILT-IN Memory on the SPRINT HTC ARRIVE - A.K.A. HTC 7 PRO?
Is it a Micro SDHC Card that is inaccessable without dismanteling the phone, or is it a Chip on the Board?
Can this one be Upgraded to a 32GB Micro SDHC Card, if it truely has a Micro SDHC Card?

gd761 said:
This question goes out thare to EVERYONE!
Does ANYONE know about the so called BUILT-IN Memory on the SPRINT HTC ARRIVE - A.K.A. HTC 7 PRO?
Is it a Micro SDHC Card that is inaccessable without dismanteling the phone, or is it a Chip on the Board?
Can this one be Upgraded to a 32GB Micro SDHC Card, if it truely has a Micro SDHC Card?
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i'm sure the arrive have a micro SD card like other HTC wp7,they don't put nand memory

Please keep discussion threads in WP7 General! This does not contribute to the actual.development of WP7.

What are you guys going do with ur Micro sd cards?

As you guys know the HTC One X doesn't have micro sd storage slot. So if you upgrade from like say HTC Sensation then you got your bigger sd card left or you need sell it together with your old phone.

Company i've sold my Desire to only require the phone, so my memory card is now in a USB reader and being used to transfer files about.

I could use it for that to. I could put it in an microsd sd adapter and use as spare sd card.
But there is no way I need 3 sd cards. I already got an 640GB external hard drive. I just now just ask the buyer if he was interested in it,

I will sell it together with my phone..

I'll upload whatever is on it first to dropbox and Google music and then wipe it clean ready for whoever I give my sg2 to

I'll probably put it in my prime.
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I will put a 4 Gig card in my sensation and sell it and put a lot of mp3s on my 16 Gig card and put it in my car stereo

the only card i had was the free 16gb Sandisk (class 2 probably) from the Droid 1, and since they are selling 64 GBs now and i have no use for one anyway, it went to NY today with my GS2.

fortunately i have a tablet that i can use it on.

Shred them? I've got so many of them laying arround variating from 2-32gb...

I'll keep the old device with me ... But if I need to upgrade, I will keep my 16gb for my needs, and sold my 2gb with the phone. It don't worth to sell because the price will drop.

64 gig micro SD cards and cell phone compatability

I'm a droid x user and I'm starting to run out of room on my 32 gig micro SD card bc I have a ton of music, I take lots if pics, and I take tons of videos. I have an upgrade soon and I was interested in the HTC Rezound, but I noticed it still only supports a 32 gig micro SD. Are there any phones out there that currently support 64 gig micro SD cards that I could upgrade to instead?
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there are some devices that support 64gb sdxc. if you check the atrix section you will find. in theory all android should support it if one of them supports it.

seen confirmation on another site wont post the link as i am not sure as too the rules on this but they said this last september
"They might not be cheap coming in around $219 for now, the SanDisk Micro SDXC cards offer a huge storage limit of 64GB all in the size of a fingernail. After we ran the news of the new cards we quickly learned that many smartphones including the Samsung Galaxy S II, HTC Sensation 4G, ASUS Transformer tablet and more all work with 64GB MicroSDXC cards. There are also reports that they are working on many older devices for those wondering. Some include the EVO 4G, original Galaxy S, and even the HTC Desire Z (aka T-Mobile G2). With both old and new, smartphones and tablets being able to take advantage of the 64GB SD cards this is a good sign many more will have the same fate. We can only assume manufacturers didn’t state SDXC support because none were out on the market at time of launch, or maybe there are other reasons yet unknown."
quite a while ago, they also posted a screenshot

a 64gb sdxc costs around $100, last time i checked.

its arround $100 to $150

Maximum amount of storage from microSD card

Hi,
I have a chance to buy discount a 256Gb microSD card. I read the specs available anywhere (mostly GSMarena) and they all seem to say that the Lenovo P2 can take maximum only 128Gb card. I remembered reading somewhere that almost any phone with an extension microSD slot (except for those with 32Gb or 16Gb specifically) can be extended to basically 2Tb but I'm not sure. Can anybody chime in with their experiences? The reason for this is 1/ the discount is great and 2/ I travel a lot so I'd like to keep all my movies, tv series, music etc on my phone.
Thanks.

Z3VN said:
Hi,
I have a chance to buy discount a 256Gb microSD card. I read the specs available anywhere (mostly GSMarena) and they all seem to say that the Lenovo P2 can take maximum only 128Gb card. I remembered reading somewhere that almost any phone with an extension microSD slot (except for those with 32Gb or 16Gb specifically) can be extended to basically 2Tb but I'm not sure. Can anybody chime in with their experiences? The reason for this is 1/ the discount is great and 2/ I travel a lot so I'd like to keep all my movies, tv series, music etc on my phone.
Thanks.
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I have not tried yet but I intend to do it some day. I currently have enough space on my 128Gb sdcard.
I give You my advice because I remember my experience with my previous smartphone which was a Sony Xperia T L30p.
The limit was set by Sony to 32Gb.
I installed on it a 64Gb sdcard, the Xperia T recognized immediatly the card and I have used this card near 2 years till I bought my P2 4 months ago.