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How to get pictures off Razor phone to laptop
Anyone know how to get pic's off Razor cell to laptop?
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12-13-2006, 05:03 PM
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Don't you have to email them to yourself, or something like that?
I'd be interested to find out the process as well. 
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I use Motorola's "Phone Tools" program, combined with a V3-to-USB cable. Makes address book updates and back-up's easier too.
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12-13-2006, 05:39 PM
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Bluetooth.
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I go from my phone to my palm via bluetooth and then from my palm to my pc via 802.11. Or email from phone. Or phone tools.
I found "BVRP Mobile Phone Tools v1.23" on-line somewhere as a free download. Installed it. Then, found v2.16 and installed it. Then used the "live update" function to update to v3.25b - which works with the Razor. Google the versions I reference above (v1.23 & v2.16) and see if they're still available. If they are, download and install in order. If not, you can always just buy v3.xx. Good luck. - Skip
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Ahh.... Motorola has nice software for downloading pics, adding tings tones, etc, etc... You have to pay for it, as it does not come with the phone.
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with phone tools, you can edit songs to make your own ringtones too, its pretty sweet and really beats spending $3 a pop for them
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If it's the model I'm thinking of the easiest would be to send the individual images to your e-mail address as an mms from the phone. I don't think that model has bluetooth.
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I use phonetools and a mini USB cable. Backing up the phonebook is sweet since I've had to replace the phone and didn't have to re-enter the entire phone list. Also, as stated earlier, I have edited songs to make ringtones and used pics for caller ID's. Well worth the money to buy the software. You can find a USB-Mini USB cable at office supply places like Staples.
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My 14 year old daughter showed me how to email the pics. So I though I would share my afternnoon with everyone. A freind took delivery on some Christmas toys straight from Germany still body in white. Enjoy!
     
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Oh my! (all I can think of right now)
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I really could have used that at Willow today...
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http://www.bitpim.org/
That is the best tool for most newer phones especially if you have Verizon.
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On my Razr it is under the pictures menu - down a bit toward the bottom under "move" Then it asks you if you want to turn the bluetooth on. Say yes and send.
I think they put it way down so you will take the first menu item and send it in an email over the network - likely to make them money. |
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