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I knew I should have bought the iPhone. But the Windows one was £200 cheaper..
Have had mine for months and it's nice and stable, very quick, nice screen and so on. Not very much to fault.
Except just one thing..
Phone has 3.69GB of memory and an 8GB SD card.
Settings on the phone are to store music, files etc on the SD card. For music and photos, this happens. All good.
Just one app which won't do so, and that's the Audible.co.uk app. That insists on downloading titles to memory. Which is now almost all used up. I can have maybe 3 audiobooks at HQ on the device at most. Which is a bit of a pain.
I asked Audible about this. They said there is no way to store the files on the SD card. Which might mean that Windows itself imposes this restriction. Indeed when you try to download a book the phone helpfully tells you to change the settings to use the SD card as it's low on memory. But, they're already set that way.
There is a possible workaround involving Nero 9 and DRM protection removal enabling me to simply sync the files as standard audio files and listen to them in the music player but that's too much of a faff.
This problem is fairly terminal really and seems a very bizarre design decision by Microsoft if it's the OS that imposes this restriction. Does anyone know..?
Have had mine for months and it's nice and stable, very quick, nice screen and so on. Not very much to fault.
Except just one thing..
Phone has 3.69GB of memory and an 8GB SD card.
Settings on the phone are to store music, files etc on the SD card. For music and photos, this happens. All good.
Just one app which won't do so, and that's the Audible.co.uk app. That insists on downloading titles to memory. Which is now almost all used up. I can have maybe 3 audiobooks at HQ on the device at most. Which is a bit of a pain.
I asked Audible about this. They said there is no way to store the files on the SD card. Which might mean that Windows itself imposes this restriction. Indeed when you try to download a book the phone helpfully tells you to change the settings to use the SD card as it's low on memory. But, they're already set that way.
There is a possible workaround involving Nero 9 and DRM protection removal enabling me to simply sync the files as standard audio files and listen to them in the music player but that's too much of a faff.
This problem is fairly terminal really and seems a very bizarre design decision by Microsoft if it's the OS that imposes this restriction. Does anyone know..?