Recent content by mikemick

I give up. 99% of the time, I don't access content from the cloud. I access it from my local storage on my phone (which was sync'd with the cloud the evening before via WiFi automatically). Whether I have cellular coverage or any data left on my plan doesn't affect me or the strategy I've...

Never mentioned anything about data plans, speeds or coverage. No need to be snarky.

Yes. Even better, I think you won't need to worry about bundles, cause anyone will just be able to get it. I've watched the current state of Cloud storage get cheaper and cheaper over the years. The amount given away for free is growing too. I just watched Google Drive price-cut Dropbox by...

The difference is 2TB 3.5in hard drives cost about the same as a 64GB micro SD card. Computers are a different beast, because power consumption and form-factor (size) isn't an issue. Computers and mobile devices are different beasts, with different feature-sets, and different strengths and...

Here is the deal. I'm just trying to answer the original question. Is 16GB enough? Not, should they have given different size options. Not, should they have made it 32GB. Which, honestly, the answer to both of those is a resounding YES. But, is 16GB enough? I think for many people it is...

Most people have to do this anyways. 32GB is not a magical number that solves that issue for most people. I have 100GB of music and over 2TB of movies. I think you'll find that most people have over 32GB of media and are going to have to "figure out a solution." The phone just isn't the...

I don't believe so. However, a quick Market search turned up an app called "FolderSync" that allows you to do 2-way syncing between a folder on your phone and a folder on nearly any cloud service. So, you could have a music folder on your Dropbox, and have it always stay in sync with your...

16GB is enough for most people. The answer is actually pretty simple. Can you make 10GB of storage work between WiFi visits? If so, then the 16GB HTC One X has enough storage for you, if you understand how to harness the cloud. 10GB (which is about the actual storage of the device) gets you...

I'm one of those sorry souls waiting. The funny thing is I realized that I posted it in the wrong forum after submission, and was unable to forward/migrate it to the correct forum...so I reposted it the next day in the correct forum, and I get a response here, but it's crickets over there...

Looks like the newest 3.0.1 Google Music update fixed the issue. I'll post back if that isn't the case.

The new Google Music app is causing my Last.fm scrobbler to hang. The result is the last.fm scrobbler never exits, and stays in my notification area as if the song were still playing (even after I close, or force close, the Google Music app). Making matters worse, it also starts performing...

The new Google Music app is causing my Last.fm scrobbler to hang. The result is the last.fm scrobbler never exits, and stays in my top notification area as if the song were still playing (even after I close the Google Music app). Making matters worse, it also starts performing multiple...

No, I didn't experience that. Are any of those artists showing when you view your collection through the web? Did you opt-in to the "free music" when you signed up for the service?

Whatever comes out first, the HTC Dock, or the new Powermat Powerpaks will get my money.

Wow, I had it on my Droid months ago, and haven't seen it in the Market since. Apparently I need to start doing daily checks...