
Samsung SPH-A640
Uploading pix from a640 directly to↨pc
HP Media Center A1240n
Windows XP Media Center Edition v.2002sp2
and for the camera:
Bluetooth Supported Profiles: HSP, HFP, DUN, OPP (vCard only)version 2.0
Infrared (IR) - no
PC Sync - no
SDIO - no
USB Yes
Wi-Fi - no
Don't know much at all about Bluetooth. Could it be...
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looks pretty cool
Contact capacity is bogus
Samsung/Sprint claim of "up to 300 contacts" borders on a lie when they otherwise tout the phone as Internet capable.
David Stubbs
iGO itip adapter for Samsung SPH-A640
Does the Samsung a640 have user profiles
are you kidding me?!
Problems with heat?
BT crippled
So, it sounds like you can not send the pictures that you take with the camera to your computer via Bluetooth.
The last time I checked, with Sprint you need to have the Picture Pack option ($5/mo) to have the ability to send pictures over the internet. You will also pay for data usage when sending pics if you don't have a vision plan.
That whole picture situation is one thing I don't like about Sprint. I just got a Samsung d407 on Cingular and it allows you to send your pictures via BT. Also, Cingular lets you send individual pictures by multi-media-messaging for 25 cents each when you don't have...
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razr copycats
Other features
aside from the lack of EVDO and only sporting a VGA camera, what else does this phone have? does it have speakerphone, music player, or anything else like that, or is it just a basic sanyo phone that was crammed into a slimline body?
Mistake on my part...
Katana Ports?
Sorry about the quality
Also, my Canon camera is busted, so I was stuck with my crappy backup camera. That's why the photos aren't quite as good quality as we usually strive for.
I hope the article still provides some useful info and eye candy for folks.
Please feel free to ask questions.
Fall EV-DO Push?
Any more details on these devices?
Nothing exciting in summer...
My Samsung a920 works ok, but won't sort my SMS messages into folders. And it won't let me add words to the T9 feature, which includes some useful common spanish words but misses a few obvious English ones. Starting movies takes about 15 seconds longer on the a920 than the Sanyo 5600, and if you get a call while watching, well, get ready to start the movie over. After you get done fast-forwarding up to where you left off, at least it has a rewind button to correct when you skip too far, unlike the Sanyo. But every time I've used it like this, its frozen the player, and I had to take the battery off to reset the phone. ...
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