Loving it. Has network sync of all your tunes between computers on your network. This always bugged me because i buy tunes on three different computers. Click a button called "Home Sharing," -select "not on my Mac" and it gathers info from all computers of songs you own and then allows you to import them to your library.
Which you don't need in the first place lawl.
for now I'll stick to Amarok except when installing an update on my ipod.
The only reason I use itunes is to update my ipod with podcasts. its just much easier to get them that way then by downloading them manually.
Its a new smart phone by sprint.
Seems pretty important to Palm. Do they make a Palm in a rosey color?
LOL its cause pre is to lazy to make there own desktop sync client, or the fact that the realize the can't make one anywhere near as effective as the way iTunes works with the iPhone. It doesn't piss off apple users at all, a lot of pre users use iTunes to sync since as said there is no desktop client that pre has developed, they are all third party.
LMAO...palm had a desktop client way before ipods or itunes ever existed and its still used by treos, pre has WEB os which doesn't need a desktop client(hence WEB). Too many people are accustomed to using itunes, palm found an easy way to let pre use the program.
If I ever need to restore my phone, all I need to do afterward is put in my palm or google login and it brings back all my contacts and apps automatically, while music could be synced through media player, or simple copy/paste....no need for additional software.
WEB based is not desktop based :unamused2: I can just plugin my iPhone if I need to restore it and it will restore EVERYTHING, kinda like time machine does :argh: I bet you 32 cents that if the iPhone was made for sprint your would've gotten it.
I'll be getting a palm pre when it comes to Verizon. I like the iPhone, I really do, but there's no way in hell I'm putting up with AT&T, they are one of the worst phone providers ever.
For about three years now, I've had difficulties sending and receiving picture texts. On Broken's AT&T plan, unlimited picture texts, all good, right?
Three years, and they still haven't fixed a damn thing.