N96 storage and usb

Hi All,
I'm wondering the best use of the storage capabillities of the N96. I've just bought an 8gb card then thought , why ?
I guess I'm really asking where do most people put applications, photos, games, music etc. All in one place or ?
Second question.
After my N96 died after a nokia software update, phone is being replaced free btw. I'm wondering if there is a software glitch with the usb power or something. I have had problems with my computer losing I'ts connection to the 96 but none of our other phones do, N76, N70, N95.
Maybe other posters have had similar experiances?
Thanks for reading
Pete
Solved!
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I always install applications in the phone's central memory (C: ) and use the mass storage exclusively for media like music, videos, photos etc. I use a memory card for doing backups and nothing else.
The usb disconnection problem has nothing to do with power, mainly because the N96 doesn't draw any from the usb port. It's more likely to be your computer.
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Lol, yeah right.
1) If one is on the move often, no access to free WIFI, no unlimited 3G data plan(no such thing unlimited 3G at my location), transfering large amounts of data that way means $$$$$$$. That's provided the internet connection is dependable. Having usb on the go or SD card allows for less dependancy on constant internet connection
2) 16GB is not enough for video & music storage, it's 10GB or less after application storage. That's why I use a SD card along with my 8GB E6 and purchased the 64GB N9 instead of 16GB.
If this WP7 going to replace Symbian after 2016 & wants to go at it this way, it's sad, esp for long time Nokia users

N96 storage and usb

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