Q. Ok so I want to have an android media player similar to the samsung galaxy player. I was wondering if i could buy a prepaid android phone(which would be cheaper than the galaxy) and not activate it making it wifi only. I just want to be able to access the internet and buy apps. As long as it has a music player on board and i get a wifi signal would it work?f Thanks for any help.
A. Well it really depends on the phone itself, as has been stated, some phones won't work if there is no SIM. It will continue to show you an option to call 911. With the Galaxy S ( first generation, model T959D ) it will work, I know because I just tried it on mine, but other phones will work as well.
What you plan to do is a good idea in the sense that you can do whatever you would like without having to pay a monthly fee but you always have the option to do so later on. However, I think the only drawback would be the 911 emergency button that always shows on the locked screen, it would be a little embarrassing to have to explain that to the operator who answers the phone.
WHat is the easiest way for me to add music to my sd card?
Q. I have a samsung galaxy gio and I have itunes as well. I have music from youtube that i converted with the mp3 converter. Everytime I try to add music thru windows media player it says "Windows Media Player encountered a problem while syncing the file to the device." What does that mean since my sd card is brand new. I am just frustrated from not having any music on my phone
please help
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A. Windows Media Player might only try to add /ID the galaxy gio and not the memory card.
Try to upload the songs onto the card, and then put it into the galaxy gio.
Also, make sure the card isn't locked - some have a tiny lock on/off switch.
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Q. The only questions I have about the Samsung Galaxy 5.0 Android player is, Can I STILL use my iTunes account to sync music to it? Because it seems a lot like a phone to me, will I need to pay a monthly service bill just to use?
A. I don't believe you can directly sync your iTunes account to the Galaxy Player. ITunes only works on IOS devices so you will have to transfer your songs to whatever media player the Galaxy Player uses. The Galaxy Player is a MP3 devices so no you don't have to pay a monthly bill. Think of the Galaxy Player as the Android version of the IPod Touch. Hope this helps.
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Title : Can you use a prepaid android phone as a wifi only device?
Description : Q. Ok so I want to have an android media player similar to the samsung galaxy player. I was wondering if i could buy a prepaid android phon...