[tmosda]

Just got confirmation from the TMO customer support. SDHC is not supported. What a bummer! I am not switching. Please pass this around in case people are thinking about the wing

[tmosda]

Just got confirmation from the TMO customer support. SDHC is not supported. What a bummer! I am not switching. Please pass this around in case people are thinking about the wing

[Areometer]

When you Google using T-Mobile & microSDHC, this very post pops up first. So I think it needs an update / correction badly. According to this site, T-Mobile WING is compatible w/ microSDHC 4GB. Their compatibility list is provided by SanDisk too. Check it out: http://www.mobilecityonline.com/wire...roductid=22235

[onlydarksets]

I believe that SDHC is built into the microSD standard. That is, it's impossible for a device to support microSD without supporting SDHC. I can't recall where I picked this up, and I have not tested it, so take it for what it's worth.

[crazyb3e]

Ok so i just got off the phone with the tmobile customer support. he told me that it was ok to use the sdhc. But with caution. The only thing he told me was to leave about a gigs worth of space on it. DON'T FILL IT ALL THE WAY UP. I found a 8g micro sdhc card on amazon for 30 bucks. So i had to find out.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by crazyb3e

The only thing he told me was to leave about a gigs worth of space on it. DON'T FILL IT ALL THE WAY UP.

I can't think of a single reason why that makes any sense...you shouldn't have to leave space on the card, you're not using it for dynamic memory, it's just storage.