what is the use of a memory card in a mobile and how do we use it?
597195
extra storage space for music and pics. how to use it depends on your phone. the instruction manual should give more info on that
411223
I'm not sure about that exact model, but I know that alot of phones use 3GP compression to put media files on the phone. If it's possible at all, your phone should have came with some sort of Data kit or USB cable or maybe an SD card with Trans Flash or something. Once you've moved files from the computer to the media sharer, you have to make sure it's in the right format for your phone. Good Luck.
6914
Most cellphones these days have a Memo function.  I am assuming you have a cellphone.  The Memo function is really handy for this and other occasions.  Your phone may even have a Voice Memo function or at the least a text function.
111765
SD memory cards are based on the older MMC card format.  SD cards mostly are slightly thicker than MMC cards.  SD cards tend to have higher transfer rates.  MMC cards in most cases can be used in devices that support SD cards.
330385
For many, even some of the higher end digital cameras, card write speed does not mater. If your camera does not recognize the higher write speeds then you are just wasting your money buying memory with higher write speeds. Its just like using a 16 speed CD in a single speed CD burner. It is still just a single speed burner. If you or just concerned with storage then it doesn't matter anyway. But a good brand is good advise anyway you go.
937720
There is a couple of ways to go.  Both require buying a device.  If you want to use memory cards, you can get a USB reader.  if the reader is 2.0, they are backwards compatible.  just make sure the device had drivers if the old computer has Win 98/ME.  Also, you need to see if your notebook has the same type of memory card as does the reader or the computer.  If not, you could always move between the two.  Both machines will see the drive as a "removable disk or hard drive."  The other option is buying an external usb burner.  Same thing applies, there need to be drivers for your device.  Cd's are less expensive and if you want to listen to them on the go you would already have them set up.  The drawback is you could go through a lot.  Memory cards are more expensive but you can reuse them more often.
730400
It is kind of tricky to put it onto a SD card, but I have done it. I currently have a Sandisk 1GB standard SD card, and it plays movies a little choppy. (If I had the fast transfer card 'Sandisk Ultra II SD' it would get rid of the choppyness) But maybe it would work fine on your device.
107401
card is not in\ncard is not in corectley\ncard is damaged\ntry card in a diffrent phone or diffrent card in your phone
86156
I bought a San Disk at Circuit City for around forty dollars which has several different slots for all kinds of memory cards. You plug it into the side of the Dell and put your memory card into the proper slot in the San Disk and you are set! It works great!!!!
319216
you can get a data cable for most mobile phones that you can use to transfer stuff to your PC through the USB port.  Mine actually has software to help organize the phone book, and calandar
274969
Your question is a little bit confused.\n\nMP3 (comes from MPEG Level 3) is a way of encoding (representing) sound that is widely used in the industry.\n\nFlash memory is a kind of memory which is made of silicon (chips), and which can remember data even when there is no power applied to it.   So, even when you've discharged your battery completely, your music is not lost.   (This is not true of other kinds of computer memory, including DRAM).\n\nSo, most music players use MP3 as a way of storing the data to play music, and they store that data in flash memory.
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the psp doesn't have any built in memory,so you buy a memory stick duo (128,256,512,1GB,2GB),put it in your psp memory slot, plug it into the computer,go to settings on your psp,select(usb),go to my computer and click removable storage
715342
Somebody told you a bunch of BS! The sd card isnt tape storage! When you erase a memory card, it sets all the bits to zero! Your pics are gone!
1019522
do u have a memory card , you have to take the memory card from the mob to the memory card reader which is connected to the comp via a usb port , from there u can copy down the files to the memory card an then place it back to the  cell phone, but youir mob should be able to support mp3 file music
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If this is a regular memory card (flash-based), it's not possible to retrieve information from a formatted card, I'm afraid.\n\nIf your card is harddrive-based, it could be possible to restore the information. However, this would involve submitting your device to a company like IBAS (http://www.ibas.com/), who specializes in recovering data from harddrives. \nThis will cost you, though. A lot.
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All you need is a USB cable and ur phone must support it.if it doesnt, then type and save em.lol
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I do have a mobile but I don't use it nearly as much as I did before I retired. Like all technology, it has its uses but one should be aware of its drawbacks. Although mine is a relatively simple model, it has some features which I have found very useful.\n\n1) As a phone. My contract gives me 'free' minutes and it's cheaper to call a landline than it is to use the house phone in many cases. A contact point when shopping or at the mercy of public transport. In public I try to keep conversation to the minimum and not to share with half the supermarket a discussion on whether or not we need that special offer. A valuable method of verifying directions at the end of a journey. Where it is not necessary to discuss something, merely to convey information, I use text. In fact I will text rather than speak in most cases. Again, the contract has free texts per month month\n\n2) As a calendar/reminder. My phone synchronises with my Outlook calendar. This is on the whole more convenient than a pocket diary.\n\n3) Camera. At first I thought that a camera would be a silly luxury. In fact it has a surprisingly good camera and I use it particularly if there is text I would like to record - a poster, restaurant menu, price tickets and articles seen in shops which I need a second opinion on. It's much quicker than finding paper or notepad and writing down the information. I can download the pictures to the PC, write down the information at leisure and then delete the image.\n\nMy phone is not an essential piece of equipment, nor am I really lost without it, but I do find valid uses for it and I think I would miss it somewhat if I didn't have it now.\n\n----------------------\nWith regard to the chicken recipe, I made some additional comments in answer to your question. I would have sent you a message but you don't have your contact option turned on. (*Pace* Community Guidelines!)