>>>>So I've been reading about this new version of WP7 coming out - and I still find nothing saying it's going to support Flash. Seeing how Skyfire quit supporting WP7 that leaves no way to view Flash on WP7. Surely others here will agree that this is a huge blunder? That would keep most (if not all) of my friends from buying one just because of that. Geeze is this going to turn out like the Kin?
>>>>Perhaps I'm wrong and it's supported & I'm not just finding it - but I'd think if it DID that it'd be one of the first things they'd point out.
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>>>I agree. That is probably the thing I miss most on my WP7 phone.
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>>Now something my wife found that makes her wish she wasn't using a Windows phone..
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>>She has taken a lot of videos with her phone of our animals doing stupid ('cute') things or just looking stupid.
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>>WP7 has no way to move videos off the phone except by synchronizing with her PC using Zune. No email, no upload to somewhere, nothing.
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>>Guess what - her phone absolutely will not synchronize with her PC. It is never recognized. Tried different cable. Tried syncing on my machine (which syncs to my WP7 phone w/no problem). Spent several hours being jerked around by AT&T, Samsung, and Microsoft trying to resolve the problem yesterday.
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>>Bottom line - Samsung will send her another phone. She has no way to offload the videos so they will be lost (period).
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>>Very impressive.
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>>Last straw for WP7. These things were not ready for prime time when they came out and they still aren't.
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>>I recommend people get something else. I'd like to except I'm stuck in a contract which will take me a while to get AT&T to let us out of.
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>Had that problem myself at one point - in my case I had to update some drivers and the Zune software - might make sure you have the latest version.
>Seems like she should be able to use gmail & attach the video?

WP7 doesn't let you attach a video to anything. You can take a video, and you can delete a video. Those are your options for videos.