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Old 06-09-2010, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by gmcpcs
Still on first one, coming up on two years. Just got back from Iraq, and had it for those ten months as an "alarm clock". (Suspended service) Since being back, it no longer syncs with my new mac using Mark Space's missing sync. Trouble shooting to no avail; I am able to bluetooth sort of, (one file at a time) not syncing through the program though. I have read somewhere that using the mini USB as your charger can fry the data port piece, and that is possible, as I used the charger on the 240V supply overseas. So I am looking at laboriously transferring important files one at a time, then doing a hard reset. Of course, the HTC Hero is looking mighty good too. (I want to go back to a sliding keyboard though, like my PPC 6700.)
Just get a TouchPro2.
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