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But they answered the question. Do the phones support expanded storage? The answer is yes but they will not be user accessible meaning the software will work with a memory card in place but is up to the OEM to put a card in the device. That was their answer. If the OEM does put a card in there itr’s up to them to test it just like any other componet. However, OEMs like Samsung decided to make the MicroSD card slot accessible anyway and Microsoft made it clear that they did not recommend users add cards themselves because of how the OS handles data and performance issues. So how can any of this be blamed on Microsoft?

I have a Samsung Focus with a 32gb microsd card made by SanDisk and IC’ve been having random reboots. I havene’t been able to identify or see a pattern to it. Ir’m going to remove the sd card and reset to see if the reboots stop. Anyone else with a Samsung Focus experiencing random reboots? Sometimes when it reboots it comes up with no user information, almost like a completely new profile. I turn it off and back on and it comes up with my accounts and such. No idea if it/’s related to the SD card or not.

Samsung has pushed the limits of microSD technology, doubling the available flash memory from 16GB to 32GB. The new cards use 30-nm class 32GB NAND flash memory in a casing that is 1mm thick and a mere 0.7mm high. Currently in the hands of OEMs for sampling, Samsung will start to mass produce the 32GB card starting next month. No word on pricing but like most memory products, it will presumably start high and fall quickly. Full press release after the break. Samsung Announces 30nm-class, High-density NAND Flash for Mobile Devices SEOUL, South Koreag–(BUSINESS WIRE),–Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world leader in advanced semiconductor technology solutions, today announced two high-density memory solutions for mobile devices. The new storage solutions – a 64-gigabyte (GB) moviNAND memory device and a 32GB micro secure digital (microSD) memory card – satisfy mobile handset designers’ requirements for advanced compact high-density memory.