Just
placed
an
order
for
the
battery
and
have
installed
rockbox.
Seems a little better that the standard firmware. Can't really do much if the battery won't hold charge, though. :/
I
just
tried
this
-
it
works
great
and
was
easy
to
do!
I
was
running
out
of
room on my h10 20 gb, and just bought a used one on ebay to use as a spare. In the meantime, I just went thru your...
I'm
having
this
problem
for
the
second
time,
plus
suddenly
my
keys
don't
work.
Actually I've been having that other issue for ages and don't remember the last time it worked properly. I initially...
I'm
having
this
problem
for
the
second
time,
plus
suddenly
my
keys
don't
work.
Actually I've been having that other issue for ages and don't remember the last time it worked properly. I initially...
I'm
having
this
problem
for
the
second
time.
Actually
I've
been
having
it
for
ages
and don't remember the last time it worked properly. I initially fixed it with Zall's fix several years ago, but...
LG
and iriver unveil the LB4400: the Korean Zunephone without the Zune (video)
By Thomas Ricker posted May 26th 2010 6:04AM
Little
iriver
has
long
been
one
of
our
favorite
companies
when
it
comes
to
innovative
product
design.
Unfortunately,
the
Korean
outfit
responsible
for
about
half
of
all
digital
audio
players
sold
in
its
home
country
has
all
but
disappeared
from
the
international
stage.
Today
it
returns
with
the
jointly
developed
LG-LB4400
musicphone.
As
the
name
indicates,
LG
is
the
muscle
behind
the
cellphone
internals
(and
apparently
the
industrial
design)
whereas
iriver
contributed
the
media
player
and
UI
elements.
Specwise,
we're
looking
at
a
2.8-inch
WQVGA
LCD
display,
3
megapixel
camera,
DMB
TV,
Dolby
Surround
Mobile,
and
support
for
a
wide
range
of
audio
codecs
including FLAC and APE. No word on price or availability but we've got a slow-loading video for you after the break.
There's
a
certain
buzz
around
HTML
5
and
its
abilities
regarding
content/video.
An
interesting
set
of
comparisons
is
now
shown
on
video
which
shows
Flash
10.1
outperforming
HTML
5
on
a
mobile
device, specifically the Google Nexus One. Take a look at the video and decide for yourself. (Warning: a little boring)
If
you're
like
me
and
own
a
ZuneHD
in
any
flavor,
you
enjoy
the
experience.
Aside
from
my
iriver
H
Series
players,
it
occupies
the
only
open
spot
in
my
stand
alone
portable
media
device
collection.
As
seen
in
the
screenshot,
it
appears
that
Microsoft
is
readying
a
64GB
player
for
public
consumption.
This
is
most
likely
to
keep
up
with
the
current
iPod
Touch
offering
although
a
little
late
to
the
game.
If/when
it
comes
out
and
you're
in need of picking up a dedicate portable media device without phone features, this should satisfy your storage needs.
While
i'm not positive about this yet, it appears that the enterprising individuals and community at htcpedia
have
placed
a
working
Windows
Phone
7
Series
ROM
on
their
HD2.
If
true,
it
would
mean
that
those
of
us
who
love
the
HD2
would
be
able
to
show
off
WP7S
well
ahead
of
its
public
debut
this
coming
fall.
Currently
in
order
to
get
the
ROM
working you lose the ability to go back to WinMo 6.5 and there are no working apps. As things progress this will change.
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Yeah, those things don't last long around here when they become available....
iriver H120 (iHP-120) Limited Availability
BBD on 03-19-2010