About MaxwellsSilverHammer
I am a 20 year urban planning student from New York. I go to school, and work, way too much.
I'm a level II mod on this site, so if you have questions regarding the site I could be of good help.
As for my crappy advice: it is crappy. If you listen to anything I suggest you will most probably find yourself running through town naked, or something equally hilarious, because I am a sadist.
And of course, I will hit you with my guitar, and then steal all of your intelligence for my own personal stash.
(My avatar, that is just above, was made by Draak, it is Thor's Hammer, or Mjolner.)
P.S.: Storageanddisposal is actually 12, and Fern sucks.
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I'm thinking of getting the Verizon LG Chocolate Phone. If anyone has it or knows someone who does...How well does it work? Is it worth it? Can I put my songs from Itunes onto it? Thanks.
I can't personally attest to it, but I've always found mobiledia.com reviews very thorough and helpful for cell phones.
http://www.mobiledia.com/reviews/lg/chocolate/page1.html
To answer your iTunes question -- no. Phone companies generally want you to download music off their network, in Verizon's case, "VCAST." Refer to this part of the mobiledia.com review:
"The Chocolate's Music Player is integrated with Verizon Wireless' VCAST Music Store. Letting customers view, download, and play high-quality digital music directly on the phone, users can purchase music to listen to on the road.
Customers receive two copies the song - one for the phone and one for a Windows XP PC. Tracks cost $1.99 when purchased from the Chocolate, and at $0.99 when bought from a PC. However music bought from a PC will need to be converted to WMA files and transferred via USB cable (sold separately)."
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(Rating: 5)Thank you so much!
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