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• BlackBerry Smartphones Max Memory card MicroSDHC vs. MircoSD?

  Does anyone know that card Max Memory that support the "BOLD".  I see in the book he says microSD does support MicroSDHC?  Tell the memory card Flash SanDisk 16 GB MicroSDHC?  I really want to buy it if it will not work...

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  Here are the sizes of media cards, you can add, determined by the OS on the device:

  BlackBerry Device Software	Media card size limit
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.0	Up to 2 GB
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.1	Up to 4 GB
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.2.2	Up to 4 GB
  BlackBerry Device Software 4.3.0	Up to 8 GB

• Transfer of old blackBerry Smartphones media memory card

  I recently started using a Blackberry Torch and I wonder if there is any way I can transfer photos from the memory card from my old phone directly on my torch.

  Thank you

  Well, the best way is to copy ALL the files from your old card to your PC using a usb memory card adapter that you can buy cheaply at any electronics store. Get the old files from your PC and then copy them to your new BlackBerry or using the same adapter.

  But if the old card fits your torch and is visible on the PC, do it this way, by copying the files on your PC. Insert the new card into the torch, then copy this files on the PC to the new card into the BlackBerry.

• BlackBerry Smartphones best memory card for video (curve 8330)

  Hello world. I'm new to this forum. I have a curve 8330 and I want to start taking video with her. What type of memory card do I need? And how much video will each GB of memory hold? Thank you!

  Well, let's say that these are all the videos record you on the BlackBerry, because video recordings of different type will use different compression formulas, but fundamentally from those recorded on the device, you can expect, roughly estimated 10 MB per minute.

  Thus,.

  10 minutes = 100 MB.

  100 minutes (1 hour, 40 minutes) = 1 GB

  1000 minutes (16 hours and 40 minutes) = 10 GB

  1500 minutes (25 hours) = 15 GB

  Pretty much.

• BlackBerry Storm 9500 Blackberry Smartphones - what memory card?

  Hi all - I am very confused... I want to get a memory card 16 GB for my new storm... BUT

  What I have to buy a "Micro SDHC memory card"... or a 'SDHC memory card '... like, form I would say the two are different things... (they are certainly different) is about half the price of the old... not - where I looked (obvious or other) tells me EXACTLY I need... :-/

  I want to make sure I have the right buy!... so to hear from someone who has actually got a card of memory of a storm and who can tell which one it was and that it works... would be great!

  See you soon! :-)

  You certainly want a microSDHC card.  Cell phones usually use cards microSD (or microSDHC) while the cameras use SD (or SDHC) cards.  A SDHC card simply does not fit into your phone (it's too much).

  I use also cards microSDHC SanDisk class 6 with my Storm and they have been great.  While I only used 8 GB cards, I know another person who got a 16 GB microSD card, and he was very happy with it.

  I hope that helps!  Feel free to ask any other questions you may have!

• BlackBerry pearl 8110 Blackberry Smartphones - a memory card is not currently inserted in the device

  Need help!

  Even after inserting a MicroSD card to the device, the message shows "a media card is not currently inserted in the device.

  I had used this MicrSD card in my old Samsung phone, and he had a lot of pictures. I didn't format and that you just inserted the card but the device is not recogsinzing the card. Should I format before using the card or think that the card must be recognized in the first place.

  I've tried all the settings and options that nothing works

  Any help would be appreciated

  Thank you

  VN

  Have you tried to reboot the device by removing the battery after you insert the media card?

• BlackBerry Smartphones 4 G card memory will not format and I don't know why?

  I bought a memory card of 8 GB, discovered that I needed a 4G. Then I get the 4G memory card and when I go to format the card, it freezes the phone until I take the battery and outside and handed in so he can release... What am I doing wrong?  Please help - I'm about to lose the memory of .02mg he came with...

  Nanene

  I got mine from Sandisk with a card reader for about $ 25 about 4 months ago.

  If you go to AT & T so do allow you to format the card on the spot. Pick up a card

  Reader is very cheap and can be very useful.

  Let me know what happens.

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  Don't forget to adjust your thread.

  Put the check mark in the green box containing your answer! Thank you

• BlackBerry Smartphones Micro SD card not detected

  I've recently upgraded to a 8 GB Micro SD card for my BlackBerry Curve 8310 from Micro SD 4 GB memory card.  The prior card Lexar 4 GB Micro SD worked fine and required to movies, music, pictures, etc.  However, when I've upgraded to a Kingston 8 GB Micro SD card, I have not been able to get the camera to recognize the Micro SD 8 GB card.  I have updated the software on the device to version 4.5 and I am still having problems.  I don't know if it's the brand of the chip or the chip itself which can be bad or if it's a question of BlackBerry or a software problem.  Would welcome any help to solve the problem if it is something that can be solved.  Otherwise, I'll return the chip and reinstall Micro SD 4 GB card.

  Thank you.

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  The 8 GB card was not compatible with the previous device OS. A 8 GB card would only fully recognized

  on the device OS 4.5. I would first reformat the card on the Blackberry now upgraded.

  Use the following information to format the card and set the options correctly.

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  Format the card in the use of BB:

  Menu OPTIONS - MEDIA CARD - FORMAT key.

  First of all, make sure that the following options are set:

  Card support ON

  NONE encryption mode

  WE support mass storage

  Auto enable mass storage support when it is connected TO

  Thank you

  Bifocals

• BlackBerry smartphones mobile sd card photo

  I have a 9320 has now a 16GB memory card, but I am unable to find a simple answer to the phot of transfer for the sd card. can I do this or not?

  Hi khc1402

  Welcome to the Forums of the BlackBerry Support

  Those are Images stored on the memory of your device, if it is to try this Knowledge Base:

  KB05478   : , transfer files between the card and device memory on a BlackBerry smartphone

• BlackBerry smartphones formatting a card SDXC 64 GB in FAT32

  I need help with the formatting of a map of UHS-1 64 GB sandisk adapters with my bold Blackberry 9930.  I don't see an option anywhere to format a memory card.

  Hello! If you know that your BB will support a card of this size on your home screen or in a folder, click on Options, scroll down, click Device > storage press menu > Format. If you have not had a large card already in your BB, after clicking on storage, press the menu button, click Help, how-to, taken supported Media cards to the map of the maximum size that will take your BB. Also if you have already what about this card that you want to install, formatting will probably delete.

• BlackBerry Smartphones application memory

  I use the bold 9900. I want to know how to check my application memory, because I have only 6 applications on my phone outside bbm, but my phone is still slow and sometimes it will hang and see the low application memory, delete some application.
  I have reset drive hard before that I might be able to use it again, but it will still be hand after like 1 hour

  Hi josh2tyte

  Know the memory application available from your device on your home screen to go to Options > device > storage > under the title of storage of applications please check free space =?

  If you get this message as you said on your message, try removing some applications options > device > application > locate and remove any unused application or not that you rarely use. It can help improve your memory of the application.

  You should also read this article about the memory of the application:

  KB14320 How to maximize the battery life and available memory on the BlackBerry smartphone

• BlackBerry smartphone 8 GB cards?

  I replaced the 1 GB card with a new SansDisc 8 gb card but the phone recognizes up to 3.6 disp. disk space.  Am I maxed out at 3.6 or my phone settings need to be tweaked to get all 8 concerts out of this new memory card?

  That's all you can have recognizable and can be used with the OS 4.2 (I read your other thread).

  Read this link for what OS version support which size maps... http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB05461&sliceId=SAL_Pub...

• BlackBerry Smartphones comparing memory on "BOLD" for iphone: (?)

  The "BOLD" website lists: in addition to 624 MHz Intel procesor by Marvel (compared to 312 MHz), it lists flash 128 MB and 1 GB on-board memory and a slot for up to 16 GB more.

  The iphone site lists: it just says 8 GB or 16 GB flash.

  I do not understand the difference.  I think that the world of office in what concerns the hard drive and Ram.  I guess, but don't know, as smart phones like these use something similar to this, but given that two Web sites use exactly the same terminology I do not know how to compare.

  (1) the data above means that the iphone has much more available memory? (After all, 1 GB of flash is much more than 128 MB flash)

  (2) or maybe its apples and oranges and the 8 GB or 16 GB iphone capacity memory simply alluded without actually it indicating the location available for additional memory, so in reality is the same thing as the "BOLD"?  (But if its what so what's onboard memory iphone to compare with the 1 GB onboard memory referenced to the "BOLD"?)  And what is the comparison of the iphone for flash 128 MB?)

  (3) for the basic understanding, is the 128 MB of flash to the "BOLD" actually the RAM I think of a desktop computer, and if yes, what is the on-board memory of 1 GB?

  Can someone clarify all above and in particular specify them the appropriate comparisons with the iphone and not only on the question of memory, but also what is the processor of the iphone and the speed of the processor?

  Thank you.  The supposed November 4, 2008 U.S. retail release date is almost here.  I really hope that many folds referenced on this forum are addressed in this new phone.

  ncg61 wrote:

  The "BOLD" website lists: in addition to 624 MHz Intel procesor by Marvel (compared to 312 MHz), it lists flash 128 MB and 1 GB on-board memory and a slot for up to 16 GB more.

  The iphone site lists: it just says 8 GB or 16 GB flash.

  I do not understand the difference.  I think that the world of office in what concerns the hard drive and Ram.  I guess, but don't know, as smart phones like these use something similar to this, but given that two Web sites use exactly the same terminology I do not know how to compare.

  (1) the data above means that the iphone has much more available memory? (After all, 1 GB of flash is much more than 128 MB flash)

  Hello, you shouldn't think if conditions of RAM (RAM) / WORM (hard drive), but in terms of xxxx. On Blackberry devices, you have a partition for the system & applications (called "Internal memory"): it's the 128 MB on the "BOLD". On it, you hold:

  • The PIM applications: email, notes, address book, calendar, tasks and notes
  • Phone applications: SMS/MMS, browser, speech recognition
  • Third application Opera Mini, games and each application you want to download
  • the RAM as you understand it, on a computer

  Then you have an additional memory card (also called Media card), 8 MB up to 32 GB, which can contain all other things: photos, videos, mp3, Office & PDF files. It is equivalent to the non-system partition.

  On the iPhone, the two briefs are merged.

  On the Blackberry, there is a third party application that allows to store applications on the memory card and load them onto the internal memory before using it.

  ncg61 wrote:

  (2) or maybe its apples and oranges and the 8 GB or 16 GB iphone capacity memory simply alluded without actually it indicating the location available for additional memory, so in reality is the same thing as the "BOLD"?  (But if its what so what's onboard memory iphone to compare with the 1 GB onboard memory referenced to the "BOLD"?)  And what is the comparison of the iphone for flash 128 MB?)

  It is quite difficult to compare the two:

  on the iPhone, you have a powerful processor somehow, which is crippled by a lot of your operating system (it's OSX for Mobile, but always OSX). On a Blackberry, you have a CPU less powerful, but with an operating system designed for a handheld device.

  On an iPhone, an application is large enough. It is very rare to find one that is less than 1 MB.

  On the blackberry, it's the opposite: the applications are smaller.

  On an iPhone, you can not get an application that has not been approved by Apple Inc. (unless you jailbreak your iPhone). On a blackberry, you can get any app that someone publishes. Including porn.

  On an iPhone, if I want to develop an application, I have to pay a tax of $100 AppleInc; If I did not, then my application can be downloaded by jailbroken iPhones. On a Blackberry, I don't pay anything. I just publish it somewhere on the web. I'll give you a very specific example: Opera Mini is one of the most beautiful browser for mobile phones. Apple has refusedto got it publishedso no one can use it on an iPhone (except the jailbreak).

  Another very concrete example: If you pay $100 and prepare your application, if Apple refuses, then you have the eyes to cry: you've lost time (and perhaps money to hire developers) and you cannot be assured that you can sell.

  Another example: say, you sell an application. It is 10EUR. If the consumer is not happy with it, they can return it. In this case, he or she gets the return of 10EUR. Fine for him or her. But continues to Apple the transaction fees, which means or do not get the return 10EUR but 10EUR less standard fees from Apple (it's to a few % but I don't know how).

  the result is twofold:

  on the one hand, there is a trend that everyone wants to develop for Apple

  on the other side, Apple is doing everything to rot the lives of these people.

  But Apple's App Store is a good idea, and Blackberry has just made an announcement about a same store for Blackberry users.

  I just got a curve, so I'm not even interested in looking at the most advanced mobile devices with touch screen, but I think you should try both for real and not just look at the numbers. There are also some exclusive features to the iPhone: link to the iTunes music store and iPod it contains. and others that are exclusive to the "BOLD": stereo Bluetooth, copy/paste and total synchronization with Outlook (emails not only).

• BlackBerry Smartphones freeing memory

  I'm with AT & T, have a BlackBerry "BOLD", I am trying to install a program, but cannot because my "BOLD" shows that I need to free up memory!, can someone tell me how I can do this, because I deleted some photos and files and show this message again. by the way, I got a memory card of 4 GB on this place.

  Hi ososigma and welcome to the BlackBerry Forums

  Read this link in order to maximize storage space

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB14320

• Problem of having to re - blackBerry Smartphones format memory to use Blackberry 8330 as mass storage device

  So I created it for my BB Curve 8330 (Verizon Wireless service) last night.

  • I formatted the 2 GB micro SD card
  • I changed the drive letter to avoid a conflict
  • I have all the latest updates I know from this announcement. (4.5.0.77 on the phone itself)
  • List of media cards: support 'on', 'none', Mode of mass storage card encryption mode 'on', scoped the mass storage mode when connected to 'yes '.

  Everything was fine. Even had a few tunes out there to jam to.

  Not even 24 hours later, I wanted to add more music and photos to personalize the BB more far. So I plug it into the PC but my computer Vista OS won't let me access the memory card. The BB has popped up on the list of drives, but if I click it, it says I need to insert a memory card into the mass storage device.

  I go to the BB Desktop Manager and go to the media. I have almost the same question.

  Even with a pop of the battery, check the memory card using a card reader (card is good) and the reintegration of the memory card, the problem persisted. I had to re - format the memory card on the BB again (to wipe everything), and then when I plugged in the USB cord, I could access the card again in the mass storage device.

  Reformatting was not a big deal since it's not like anything on the card has not been already saved elsewhere. However, I really don't want to have to do that on a regular basis. I understand the technology hiccups every now and then, but if I have to do every time, it's going to be a pain in the rear.

  So all that being said, is there something that I forgot that I need to check or trouble so I don't have to constantly re - format my memory card and re-load all on it? I have tried to do everything that I could think of and I tried searching these forums very, but I had no luck (or did not use the appropriate search string) in the generation of responses.

  A card microSDHC fixed the problem. The old card memory, I got in it was a regular 2GB microSD card. I bought a 4 GB microSDHC card and the problems no longer exist.

  I wanted to get a card greater new anyway, so I'm glad that all worked where I didn't have to do anything unwanted. The old card memory is great; It would be not just works perfectly in my Blackberry. I'll give it to the lovely lady of the House, who can update the 1 GB card in her phone.