Oh, by the way: Nokia 5800 works with Amazon Video On Demand
By Chris Ziegler 
posted Mar 7th 2009 4:09PM
posted Mar 7th 2009 4:09PM
Quietly mentioned at the NAM 5800 XpressMusic's launch was its ability to sync up with Amazon's Video On Demand service, bringing over 40,000 movies and TV shows (though how many of those we'd actually want to watch remains unclear) to the surprisingly capable 640 x 360 display in your pocket. Unfortunately, you can't buy and download over the air -- you'll need to install the PC-based Video On Demand software first, then download the portable player for the 5800, then download content by tethering up to the machine, which isn't the optimal solution. With HSDPA on board, we're hoping Amazon eventually figures out that there's a better way to do this -- this is the company that runs Whispernet, after all.
[Thanks, Mia]
[Thanks, Mia]
The more likely answer is that they don't want users getting $5,000 bills from their wireless providers... People are stupid and some companies don't want to enable the stupidity, for a change.
Maybe they will send out pre-orders now? lol.
GSM always get the cool devices 1st, guess citing on the is my only option. I'm hoping for some type of way to get itunes on one or all of either the Insinct, Pre Diamond or Touch Pro and that purchasing/downloading content is possible too or otherwise it's useless
This is really cool! I bought one originally and it came with a 50 buck code that you can buy videos from Amazon with.
Yeah!