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XBGMER said:
Ahh, really? wow, this is new infomations for me.. ahh interesting.. thank you for share! ;)
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Yes, one of the main reason I decide to stay with T-Mobile (same with my brother and his friends). We know T-Mobile 3G network is gonna to be hottest market. Here are the details.

What's taking T-Mobile's 3G rollout so long - slow, bumbling government, that's what

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I am hoping that Blackberry Bold supporting WMV. So I can able to view Sorenson VRS missing call videos. I have Blackberry Curve and it does not support.

So I am trying to find more info on Blackberry Bold about media supporting.
I do know that that device can do video recording.

I was hoping about device supporting on WMV, Flash, and Real.

I am not sure about Quicktime. I think it is supporting on Quicktime.
 
DeAfLuCkYiRiSh said:
I am hoping that Blackberry Bold supporting WMV. So I can able to view Sorenson VRS missing call videos. I have Blackberry Curve and it does not support.

So I am trying to find more info on Blackberry Bold about media supporting.
I do know that that device can do video recording.

I was hoping about device supporting on WMV, Flash, and Real.

I am not sure about Quicktime. I think it is supporting on Quicktime.
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Bold's video supports DivX/WMV/XviD/3gp.

no Flash player - Adobe hasnt developed it for any BB devices yet.
 
DeAfLuCkYiRiSh said:
I am hoping that Blackberry Bold supporting WMV. So I can able to view Sorenson VRS missing call videos. I have Blackberry Curve and it does not support.

So I am trying to find more info on Blackberry Bold about media supporting.
I do know that that device can do video recording.

I was hoping about device supporting on WMV, Flash, and Real.

I am not sure about Quicktime. I think it is supporting on Quicktime.
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Mac user here, Quicktime is exclusive based on mov and m4v (DRM based format).

All video that purchased from iTunes can't play on any other device than iPod and Quicktime.
 
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