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By not using Craigslist or eBay, I would say that you are severely limiting the sources that you can acquire a phone from. I would seriously reconsider not using those avenues, as pretty much anything you want can be found using one or the other.

I'm able to set the songs in my music folder as a ringtone for calls, but it doesn't give me the option to do it for text messages. Is it possible to do it? If there's a way to do it, please help me out. Thanks!

OMG NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE

I completely dis-agreed with this

maybe some bullshit honorary oscar, but not best actor

Although my opinion may be biased, i've always been a Nokia fan myself.. but I currently have the Iphone and truthfully, the iphone owns in comparison to anything, blackberry is a great system don't get me wrong. But the iphone although short battery life is far superior in every aspect. I...

I am finding that with this 5800 that I am often running out of phone memory. When I check my phone memory it is always really low. I do not save any sis files to the phone mem itself. My IMAP email is just about the only thing that is saved to the phone memory and I wipe that clean every couple...

Indeed. But if I had a privacy screen on my E71, no one would see the corresponding inbox. Y'know what, we could do this all day LOL. I have a feeling that when we all get our N97s, we won't be worrying about having a 2nd screen for widgets. I still kinda wonder what is really that useful that...

I saw the film, and well, I didn't hate it, but it wouldn't rank in my top 500 animated films. It just didn't really do anything. The plot, script, animation, they were all sub-par.

Wasn't there a press release a few months ago saying MacFarlane was doing a project for Cartoon Network?

Now this is more like it. We're out of the olde European cities and into something different, with different villains, and a different feel. I hope it lasts. We haven't really had a good Globe-Trotting cartoon since "The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest" , so I'm glad to see that this seems to be...

I think Garfield's biggest involvement in a U.S. Acres segment was the episode "Mystery Guest" where Garfield was the mystery guest that callers had to try and get in order to win some kind of prize. Nobody got the answer (not even Jon Arbuckle).

I found more deleted scenes in that Peanuts link. I wondered what got cut off after that owl abruptly faded out. Apparently Snoopy. Why'd that have to go? And a Charlie Brown's All-Stars Coke mention.

Defending 4Kids on rabroad? I see little evidence of this. People aren't really blowing up over the dumb stuff 4Kids does anymore. Those days are long since passed on TZ but you wont find many people defending 4Kids actions. Maybe a few but the rest of the posters all think those defenders are...

Haha, Hank doesn't run after the principal because he went out the Emergency Exit Only door. :D Also liked the class struggling to say whether the clown was happy or sad, and the principal smiling in approval. "We're skipping gym today because I don't have enough first place ribbons to go...

Bridge to Terabithia?

There are various 3rd party programs that will "schedule" a hot sync but none that I know of that will run in a similar fashion as Active Sync to reflect changes instantly. This is primarily do to the fact that Palm OS has so many other programs that are backed up only during a hot sync - most...

I just purchased a TX and have had it for a day. Upgrading from a IIIe, so it takes a while to get used to. Everything has been working great. Today I had to do a soft reset when I was viewing a picture of the SD card and the unit would not respond at all. Since then, when I tap the Doc to go on...

Hmmmm.... Well I thought I'd sussed it. but it seems not. Still flaky and I'm just not sure where to look....... Any ideas appreciated. Bob

I forgot to mention two very essential apps (for me): CardExport (for easy SD card management from PC, without having to remove it from the PDA. Makes loading of MP3 and large data files very fast). CrashPro (absorbs the shocks/surprises of fatal errors))