new P900 user

> 1) Is there a better movie player that plays more than just mp4?

Well, RealPlayer (yuk) is on the way... I assume there's an MPEG player, no
DivX or XviD that I know of (though maybe one in development...)
www.my-symbian.com 's UIQ section is a good place to start looking... Oh,
and www.esato.com and www.howardforums.com have superb P900 forums.

> 2) In the documentation with mu p900 it say it's compatable with UPTO
> 128mb mermory stick duo, does this mean you cant use a higher
> capacity memory stick?

Yes, Memory Stick Duos above 128MB are in fact "Memory Stick Duo Pro", which
are sadly not supported I believe there's a 256MB MS Duo that is two
128MB banks with a small switch to choose between them though... If we're
talking about getting lots of music onto the phone, I suggest using a 128MB
Duo and Symbian OggPlay! www.geocities.com/p800_tools the OGG file format
lets you get an average song down to under 1.5MB at reasonable quality!

> 3) Yes remote P900 is a handy app... but has anyone come accross an
> application to let you control your PC media collection, from your
> P900 via bluetooth.... better still complete control of the PC.

Don't know...

> appart from this, it's a very nice phone... i would have pref'd a
> metal stylus, normal headphone jack, and maybe some better preloaded
> screen savers etc, but all in all very nice

Yes, 3.5MM Headphone socket would have been nice, the supplied headphones
are shocking... Still, just get a good pair for headphones, lop off the
3.5MM jack and solder on a 2.5MM one

My P900 included some animated gifs that can be used as screen savers...
Though AFAIK TFT or LCD screens don't suffer from screen burn problems, so a
screen save is unnececary, the clock power save mode is far more useful...