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[celica1.8st]

I found a program which lets you use your Pocket PC as a USB Mass Storage Device.

This means you should be able to view your Storage Card as a standard drive in Windows Explorer.

It costs $14.95 from http://www.softick.c...pc/cardexport2/.

[Edit by Paul: I have already spoken to softick about supporting Windows Powered Smartphones, and they say it is their ultimate goal. If you find your Pocket PC device doesn't work, do contact support, and help them get it working! ]

Edited by Paul [MVP], 22 June 2005 - 08:36 AM.

[PayableOnDeath]

erm

think you should change the title as its a Pocket PC app not a smart phone app

Hope they do it for the smart phone looks a nice little app

[celica1.8st]

Changed - I realised afterwards, but didn't realise I could change the title!

Thanks for letting me know - would be good for smartphone

[Tunney]

I assume that this kind of functionality will be in WM5?

If it's not, transferring data to the Samsung i300's HD is going to be sloooooow.

[spidermunky]

I've been using the demo of this app for the last couple of days on my Qtek s100 and I have to say, it's pretty nifty. I've got Portable Firefox on it so now I don't have to use IE at work anymore and I can download podcasts when I'm on my lunch. Oh, and it means my phone is nicely charged up at all times too.

Give it a go.

Greg

Edited by spidermunky, 22 June 2005 - 09:29 AM.

[MoRFLeZ]

Really looking forward to the Smartphone version of this program! It sounds awesome!!!

[Zone-MR]

Tunney, on Jun 22 2005, 09:03, said:

I assume that this kind of functionality will be in WM5?

If it's not, transferring data to the Samsung i300's HD is going to be sloooooow.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nope... no such feature in WM5