Motorola Droid
the need to post
as 10 minutes after my last post, i found the need to come back on here anD state yet another problem.AND BOY ITS A DOSIE
#51. so i go to take a high quality pic with the droid, it comes out great then i find ok i cant send the pic. (i guess its too big, but the morons at motorola just decide to leave a red envelope up) but thats ok, then i hook up usb to transferr the pic and whadya know, THERES NO WAY TO MOVE THE CARD TO THE PIC. nice job motorola,now your high quality is stuck on a 2inch cellphone screen forever!
people this phone is very representitve of how americans screw everything up and will virtually do the complete opposite of what seems logical and is simply the right thing to do, it just pains me to think such stupidity c...
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#51. so i go to take a high quality pic with the droid, it comes out great then i find ok i cant send the pic. (i guess its too big, but the morons at motorola just decide to leave a red envelope up) but thats ok, then i hook up usb to transferr the pic and whadya know, THERES NO WAY TO MOVE THE CARD TO THE PIC. nice job motorola,now your high quality is stuck on a 2inch cellphone screen forever!
people this phone is very representitve of how americans screw everything up and will virtually do the complete opposite of what seems logical and is simply the right thing to do, it just pains me to think such stupidity c...
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you can't send a 5mp image period over any carrier.
For transfer it, you need to plug in your phone to your computer, then drag down your notification panel and Mount the SD card. Your computer will then see EVERYTHING on the phone like it would a hard drive.
Your problem with the device is that it requires gray matter between your ears to operate and you don't want to take the time to utilize that matter. Sorry, but I prefer to tell my phone what to do, not the other way around.
For transfer it, you need to plug in your phone to your computer, then drag down your notification panel and Mount the SD card. Your computer will then see EVERYTHING on the phone like it would a hard drive.
Your problem with the device is that it requires gray matter between your ears to operate and you don't want to take the time to utilize that matter. Sorry, but I prefer to tell my phone what to do, not the other way around.
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hey menno, your wrong the pictures automatically save to the phone and there is no way to "move to card" (laptop only sees the card pal)the people at lg figured this out years ago with the lg8300. another moronic mistep from the americans at motorola!!
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Sorry, my pictures are all on my SD card, as a default. They don't save to the phone because the phone only has 512mb of memory, and that is alloted to Applications/contacts not media
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I have no problem sending a 5mp picture. Cus when i get ready to send it, it states that it makes the photo smaller before sending 😁
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I can't help but to chime in here... you do realize, do you not, that Motorola is NOT an American company?
In addition, as has been pointed out numerous times, you are the only one who seems to have a major problem with how this phone works. Many of us, myself included, have very few problems understanding how this phone works. It is far from "screwed up", and for many of us, again, myself included, this is by far the best phone I ever owned. I have owned both phone and non-phone devices from Palm, Nextel, RIM (blackberry) and Motorola; and phones from LG and Samsung.
There's a reason why corporate Verizon stores have live phones for you to try out in the store, and there's a reason why Verizon gives you 30 days to try the phone out...
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In addition, as has been pointed out numerous times, you are the only one who seems to have a major problem with how this phone works. Many of us, myself included, have very few problems understanding how this phone works. It is far from "screwed up", and for many of us, again, myself included, this is by far the best phone I ever owned. I have owned both phone and non-phone devices from Palm, Nextel, RIM (blackberry) and Motorola; and phones from LG and Samsung.
There's a reason why corporate Verizon stores have live phones for you to try out in the store, and there's a reason why Verizon gives you 30 days to try the phone out...
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I'm a frequent reader of these forums and don't often post. However, as a fellow Droid enthusiast with a passion for all new technology, I had to let you know how appropriate and well written this is. Far too many of the negative comments regarding this phone, and others for that matter, are the product of misinformation and lack of understanding. It's refreshing to see someone knowledgeable (and legible) explain that.
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