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Smile 8gb MicroSDHC SD working in my phone - 02-04-2008, 04:02 PM

Just got this today and loaded it into my 8130!!

loaded it in and it tells me there is 7.6gb of memory! So i would say we are all good. I have to learn how to transfer data and mp3's over to it but just wanted to share that it took the card with no problem.

i have software OS vs: v4.3.0.60

Hope this will be of help! i will try to take some pics to add for everyone to see
   
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Default 02-04-2008, 04:12 PM

actually you arent the first to put an 8gb card in we have been discussing this in the memory card thread.


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Default 02-04-2008, 04:16 PM

Thats okay! just wanted to be of help, I thought I had read thru that post and there wasnt anyone that had it working 100% one way or another. It read 7.6gb right after I installed. I have not done any transfer of data and im learning by searching this site on how to change the settings.
   
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Default 02-04-2008, 04:44 PM

^thanks for confirming. please let us know how it works when you put in like 3 or 4GB's of music. i currently have a 4gb kingston microsd and dont have any problems at all. i also keep sub folders so all my music isnt just in one big folder. also, how much did you pay?
   
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Default 02-04-2008, 05:52 PM

your welcome. it was 73$ including the reader since i didnt have one. Sand Disc is the brand. I purchased off Amazon from a link that another member here had posted.

give me some time to figure how to upload the songs and data and i will post once i have that completed. feel free to PM me in about a week if you dont see anything posted.

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your welcome. it was 73$ including the reader since i didnt have one. Sand Disc is the brand. I purchased off Amazon from a link that another member here had posted.

give me some time to figure how to upload the songs and data and i will post once i have that completed. feel free to PM me in about a week if you dont see anything posted.

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Default 02-04-2008, 06:32 PM

We've been talking about this since November...but newbies may appreciate seeing it front-and-center again.

As for copying files, connect BB to your PC using USB cable, enable mass storage mode when the prompt appears on the BB, and copy to the card via Windows Explorer. Very simple.

It's USB 1.x, so the speed of copy isn't impressive.

If you have a micro-SD card adapter, copying directly to the card is much, much, faster.

I've had my 8GB card since November, no issues w/the hardware, it has about 1 GB free...got music, pics, and movies on it.

One thing you may run into is "disappearing" audio tracks or movies. Has happened to me a couple of times, always after I have just copied or rearranged files on my SD card. The only way that fixes it for me is to remove the offending diretory, and copy it and contents back to the card. Someone posted that deleting the DAT files that the BB creates in the folders helped, but that didn't do anything for me.

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Default 02-06-2008, 09:17 AM

^just took the plunge and ordered mine from ebay. paid $60.
   
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Default 02-06-2008, 09:22 AM

for the record the blackberry acts as a microSDHC reader so if you found a card without the reader it may be cheaper. As it was stated it is a bit slow on transfering, using a seperate reader *does* improve the speed. The 8130 has OS 4.3 on it which allows for the larger card size with no loss in space (other than the bits to bytes conversion and the sector 0)
   
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Default 02-06-2008, 09:39 AM

what will be the maximum supported size for OS 4.3? i presume it will be something like 32Gb or so?
   
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Default 02-06-2008, 09:40 AM

according to the white papers released they state "Unlimited". I would assume it would be until they find a format other than microSD and microSDHC
   
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Default 02-06-2008, 09:54 AM

Yeah...one post here said RIM said the upper limit would be 256 GB. That would store a LOT of movies, songs, pictures, and files.
   
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Default 02-06-2008, 01:00 PM

so far so good. i havent had much time to load things on but i have started and have about 20 songs and close to 200 pics. the songs are going to take longer as i couldnt get the software to download so i can use my itunes with the phone to use my library. once i have that i will have all music over to the phone. i took the phone to the gym with me and used it instead of the iPod and worked good. only thing i didnt care for was that its larget then the mp3 and i didnt have anything to hold it with. i may try that case that came with the phone to see how that works.

I have figured out sooo much already thanks to the many posts on this site. Amazing what this phone does.
   
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