Hi,
I'm considering purchasing a new Nokia E90 but wanted to understand if the portable apps suite would be fully compatible / able to perform if used via USB and the mini_USB connector. The utility of the phone would be greatly enhanced if I could use the same suite between laptop & phone.
Does anyone have any personal experience in this area or know of any online data that may help?
Cheers.
ML
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Why shouldn't it? Phone is just another device. I use my Nokia for this purpose and never have any problem. But it has one drawback - is extremely slow
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The apps will not run on the phone, but if using the phone as storage for the apps, they will run on the PC that you connect the phone to.
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Yes, as in you can use the phone as a USB drive and run it like that.
No, as in you can't actually use it on the phone.
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it would work, but it is painfully slow. what price are you getting your e90 at? all i see are prices of 900+. arggh i wish it was similar to the price of n95.
-6GB 2.5" portable HDD (6gb cuz i haxored it out a old laptop)
-(2x) 128MB Custom Flash USB (dad sent me some)
-512MB Sandisk mini cruzer (won at a lan party)
6.768GB of portable fun
I don't have personal experience with the Nokia product but,
I can't connect a Motorola phone with a USB port to a computer and access it. Moto claims it only works with their prop. software, which is extra cost. The discussions on the BitPim website indicate the phone connects as a modem, not a memory device. If the Nokia connects as a modem too, that would explain the slow speed as memory.
No, it doesn't. It's just a portable flash drive.
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