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Storage help - Going on holiday need storage without more duos |
thumbandit
Joined: May 12, 2003
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From: Birmingham, UK
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I am goin on holiday in a few weeks and as i only have a 16 meg card i wana know if any1 knows of a way of storing my photos i take when they get full bearing in mind that i dont have a pc on holiday lol 
Also at moment 128 mg card is not an option
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Little Jon
Joined: Jun 11, 2003
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You could e-mail them to your home account and then delete them! |
thumbandit
Joined: May 12, 2003
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From: Birmingham, UK
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thought about that but not sure about foreign gprs charges compared to here (if they are cheap i may just use ftp800 to upload them to my webserver
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spacerace
Joined: Jun 09, 2003
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if you're not taking a pc, then you don't have many options to be able to get pictures off the phone....
about the only thing i can think of (short of freeing up as much phone internal memory as possible) is to email the photos off from the phone to your email account to be collected when you get home. then delete them after sending the email. would be expensive though !
maybe a net cafe with a memory stick reader on the pc (newer pcs sometimes come with multi format memory readers built in) and email them home from there ?
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baz
Joined: Feb 18, 2003
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spacerace is right. sending your pics from the duo to an email account via a memory stick reader in an internet cafe is probably the cheapest thing to do. when i was in Florida on my hols i sent a short movie clip from my camcorder to all my mates in work via an internet cafe (actually 1 laptop in a shop) but the owner had not got a SD card reader so i had to buy one for $40 elsewhere. i was lucky he didnt mind me pluging devices into his laptop. at www.dabs.com you can pick up a usb memory stick reader for about £12 so you know all you need is a pc you can connect the reader into and you are sorted.
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Posted: 2003-07-15 01:16
