Any way to send mp3s from computer via bluetooth to phone?

Is there any way to get past the restrictions on this?

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It also depends on your phone, service, and computer )

What Carrier do you have?

wtf, the carrier has nothing to do with it. i frequently send mp3s to my v3 razr via bluetooth (on my mac and my pc) and have never had a problem.

[quote28919a14d8="tracemhunter"]wtf, the carrier has nothing to do with it. i frequently send mp3s to my v3 razr via bluetooth (on my mac and my pc) and have never had a problem.[/quote28919a14d8]

It has alot to do with it. Some carriers block tethering via bluetooth.

[quote58c9f0f7eb="JordanE"][quote58c9f0f7eb="tracemhunter"]wtf, the carrier has nothing to do with it. i frequently send mp3s to my v3 razr via bluetooth (on my mac and my pc) and have never had a problem.[/quote58c9f0f7eb]

It has alot to do with it. Some carriers block tethering via bluetooth.[/quote58c9f0f7eb]
No? It depends on the phone. If the phone is Bluetooth enabled, great, it's going to work with your computer! If it doesn't, well, you're SOL. It has nothing to do with the service provider. ;)

what I would do is get the model number of your phone and search google with "model number mp3" or similar terms. this is how i figured out i needed a data cable for mine. the cable was cheap

Verizon blocks this.

[quote84caff785f="TFOAF"][quote84caff785f="JordanE"][quote84caff785f="tracemhunter"]wtf, the carrier has nothing to do with it. i frequently send mp3s to my v3 razr via bluetooth (on my mac and my pc) and have never had a problem.[/quote84caff785f]

It has alot to do with it. Some carriers block tethering via bluetooth.[/quote84caff785f]
No? It depends on the phone. If the phone is Bluetooth enabled, great, it's going to work with your computer! If it doesn't, well, you're SOL. It has nothing to do with the service provider. ;)[/quote84caff785f]

roll

dumbass...

^^^ That's FOAFY for you.

[quote5356ae0e14="TFOAF"][quote5356ae0e14="JordanE"][quote5356ae0e14="tracemhunter"]wtf, the carrier has nothing to do with it. i frequently send mp3s to my v3 razr via bluetooth (on my mac and my pc) and have never had a problem.[/quote5356ae0e14]

It has alot to do with it. Some carriers block tethering via bluetooth.[/quote5356ae0e14]
No? It depends on the phone. If the phone is Bluetooth enabled, great, it's going to work with your computer! If it doesn't, well, you're SOL. It has nothing to do with the service provider. ;)[/quote5356ae0e14]

No, he's right lol.

[quote8a9fbf5aa4="csurge"][quote8a9fbf5aa4="TFOAF"][quote8a9fbf5aa4="JordanE"][quote8a9fbf5aa4="tracemhunter"]wtf, the carrier has nothing to do with it. i frequently send mp3s to my v3 razr via bluetooth (on my mac and my pc) and have never had a problem.[/quote8a9fbf5aa4]

It has alot to do with it. Some carriers block tethering via bluetooth.[/quote8a9fbf5aa4]
No? It depends on the phone. If the phone is Bluetooth enabled, great, it's going to work with your computer! If it doesn't, well, you're SOL. It has nothing to do with the service provider. ;)[/quote8a9fbf5aa4]

No, he's right lol.[/quote8a9fbf5aa4]

Finally someone who knows what hes talking.

And again TFOAF dumbass roll Don't talk about shit you odviously have know idea about.

It does matter which carrier. Like tylerc said, Verizon only allows bluetooth for headsets, not object transfer.

Are you fucking kidding me?

It depends on the fucking phone. Not the carrier. If the phone supports bluetooth for data transfer. GOOD JOB! YOU WIN! YOU CAN NOW TRANSFER DATA! If the phone doesn't support bluetooth for data transfer...well...then...it's not going to work. Different phones are offered by different providers. But the configuration of the phone, is set by the manufacturer of the phone itself.

Show me a Verizon phone that allows object transferring via bluetooth.

[quoteac0dd68658="BD2006BD"]Show me a Verizon phone that allows object transferring via bluetooth.[/quoteac0dd68658]
Okay. I'm not sure what phone my friend has...it's a Motorola something...but he uses Verizon. And I'm 100% it allows Bluetooth data transfer.

Oh, and my other friend has an LG phone, and his has Bluetooth for data transfer as well. ;)

well I did some searching and I think there are a few out there now that allow bluetooth OBEX. But Verizon is known for not supporting it.

Okay. So you all lose. kthxbye! D

Go Fuck Yourself! )

[quote5bc25c90c8="TFOAF"]Okay. So you all lose. kthxbye! D[/quote5bc25c90c8]

How sad your life must be if you get excited over proving people wrong on cell phones.

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[quote3b0e9b6319="TFOAF"]Are you fucking kidding me?

It depends on the fucking phone. Not the carrier. If the phone supports bluetooth for data transfer. GOOD JOB! YOU WIN! YOU CAN NOW TRANSFER DATA! If the phone doesn't support bluetooth for data transfer...well...then...it's not going to work. Different phones are offered by different providers. But the configuration of the phone, is set by the manufacturer of the phone itself.[/quote3b0e9b6319]
http//howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=891155
[quote3b0e9b6319]"While I love how rock-solid VZW's service is compared to Cingular(and Cingular's claims about the best network are still bunk IMO), i hate
The Verizon OS
crippled BT
No MOU data plans for PPC/Treo devices"

"VZW squashes bluetooth for one reason so you will pay to move media."
[/quote3b0e9b6319]
http//reviews.cnet.com/4520-3504_7-6343091.html
[quote3b0e9b6319][i3b0e9b6319]"Yet when the phone finally went on sale, the excitement turned to dismay. Sure, you could use the Bluetooth to connect to a headset, but as we noted in our review, you could not use it to sync with a PC or transfer pictures, MP3s, your contacts, or any applications. We considered the omission a poor move on Verizon's part because with such limitations, there's no point in including Bluetooth."[/i3b0e9b6319][/quote3b0e9b6319]

Oooh whats that TFOAF? Did you get PWND? I think you did. SIT DOWN.

[b3b0e9b6319]But there is a work around for crippled bluetooth and its BitPim[=http//www.bitpim.org/]BitPim[/b3b0e9b6319]

Bitpim bypasses Verizon's OBEX crippling. Enough said.

[quote9dfcda3387="unknown uchiha"]Bitpim bypasses Verizon's OBEX crippling. Enough said.[/quote9dfcda3387]

Because thats not what I just said right? lol

[quote2ee65f0659="TFOAF"]Okay. I'm not sure what phone my friend has...it's a Motorola something...but he uses Verizon. And I'm 100% it allows Bluetooth data transfer.

Oh, and my other friend has an LG phone, and his has Bluetooth for data transfer as well. ;)[/quote2ee65f0659]
What now bitches. What now.

csurge, you SIT YOUR ASS DOWN! ^_^

[quote44e3f781c2="TFOAF"][quote44e3f781c2="TFOAF"]Okay. I'm not sure what phone my friend has...it's a Motorola something...but he uses Verizon. And I'm 100% it allows Bluetooth data transfer.

Oh, and my other friend has an LG phone, and his has Bluetooth for data transfer as well. ;)[/quote44e3f781c2]
What now bitches. What now.

csurge, you SIT YOUR ASS DOWN! ^_^[/quote44e3f781c2]

TFOAF quit embarrassing yourself. I never said that transferring files via bluetooth wasn't possible, its just that you need a work around otherwise its not going to work. Bluetooth OBEX transfer is disabled on Verizon Wireless phones (I know because I had the LG vx8100 and I had to use BitPim[=http//www.bitpim.org]BitPim to get free ringtones onto my phone) and for the record, that Motorola E815 as well as that LG phone whichever it is both have crippled bluetooth.

Sorry to bump this but...

Good fucking God, it DOSE matter which carrier you have. Verizon blocks bluetooth transfering. Yes you can use bitpim to by pass it (which I do) but they do block it. There are other carriers that block it aswell. Bitpim olny works with CDMA phones so if you have a sim card phone (GMS i think its called?) and your carrier blocks bluetooth transfering your fucked...

On my sprint Treo 700wx I can receive files. When I go to play it, it wont work or play. Will bitpim work for me or anything else?

[quote813cfa557a="YourGiftsFree"]On my sprint Treo 700wx I can receive files. When I go to play it, it wont work or play. Will bitpim work for me or anything else?[/quote813cfa557a]


Well you have sprint, which is CDMA which is supported my bitpim. However, you also have a smartphone so i'm not really sure.

I think http//forum.freeipodguide.com/smilies_mod/upload/ddc9f7a14eeccd72fa0b073bc30dafb6.gif[" alt=""/img050c748930] really applies to this thread quite nicely.

I think a BitPim tutorial is needed on the Tech board. What do you think Jordan? Or should we just take the one from Howard Forums?

Should I give it a try? My smart phone is running windows mobile BTW.

[quote861b46853b="YourGiftsFree"]Should I give it a try? My smart phone is running windows mobile BTW.[/quote861b46853b]

I don't think smartphones have any restrictions like normal phones do. Well, I wouldn't think they do at least.

Check Howard Forums[=http//howardforums.com/]Howard Forums and browse to your provider and then find your phone forum and you should see a sticky there for ringtones.

[quote5a7915ab1c="csurge"][quote5a7915ab1c="YourGiftsFree"]Should I give it a try? My smart phone is running windows mobile BTW.[/quote5a7915ab1c]

I don't think smartphones have any restrictions like normal phones do. Well, I wouldn't think they do at least.

Check Howard Forums[=http//howardforums.com/]Howard Forums and browse to your provider and then find your phone forum and you should see a sticky there for ringtones.[/quote5a7915ab1c]

Yea, my friend sent me a ring tone last night, and it added to the sound list because it was an AMR file. But when I click to play it or set it as a ring tone it wont play.

I will look at that forum though, thanks,

Edit I went to the sprint forum but cant find a Treeo 700wx forum?

Okay let me answer this question, I don't mean to brag but seeing as I mod phones, my mom works for AT&T, and I am overall just the smartest guy in the world. Like many have said certain carriers restrict blue tooth data transfers over a certain file size and/or a certain file type. Why? Because they can exploit you over 3rd-party ring tone/image/movie networks so you are pretty much required to purchase from them. To bypass this get a seem editor and its usually in the 32 seem that all the carrier functions are and change the BT restriction bit from 1 to 0. ) FOAFY you are and idiot. The end.

Yeah I just checked that out before you posted. I thought there would be a subforum, but I guess not. and I just checked BitPim's site and not one Treo model is on the list of supported phones. So um, I don't know what to tell you shrug

I say you register on Howard forums and ask or use one of the bugmenot passwords D

http//www.bugmenot.com/view/howardforums.com

Yea I registered and asked them for help (.

I'm sure somehow I can get it to work.

Seem 32 functions are carrier defined functions

http/" alt=""/img115.imageshack.us/img="115/9797/bluetoothdk3.png[" alt=""/img39c1c8f874]

once again tfoaf = pwned

Ahahah. Okay, I got pwned. Thanks Jams. D

[quote83ab50e108="Jams44"]Seem 32 functions are carrier defined functions

http/" alt=""/img115.imageshack.us/img="115/9797/bluetoothdk3.png[" alt=""/img83ab50e108]

once again tfoaf = pwned[/quote83ab50e108]

Is that the same as Hex editing? I'm too much of a bitch to go that far into hacking phones although I've heard of the P2K program over on the howard forums and all I know is that its used for modding.

kind of, this is a simpler interface mostly designed for specific phones. sometimes motorola will release one or what not. but seem 32 functions are stable on all phones then the 4A is where it actually goes into phone components. hex editing is manually searching for columns and rows without searching for specific names. this is easy when you yourself want to change some generic stuff but if someone wants to hack in depth they use hex editors.

Ahh im stupid. My phone does work with Bluetooth. The one file my friend sent to me was corrupt. I just received and sent some stuff to others and what I received, I can use.

i really want a smart phone, i just need to get rid of these two phones i have now lol

[quote9f1867bc5c="Jams44"]i really want a smart phone, i just need to get rid of these two phones i have now lol[/quote9f1867bc5c]

Hehe, I love my Treo! You will like it.

BTW is there an AIM program for smartphones I can download?

http//www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1B2GGGL_enUS207US207&q=aim+for+smartphones

Go figure ;)

oops Thanks.

Its hard finding free ones for windows mobile and the 700wx.

[quote1af24273ff="YourGiftsFree"]oops Thanks.

Its hard finding free ones for windows mobile and the 700wx.[/quote1af24273ff]

I think I saw an open source solution, but only for the 650. Your phone is still pretty new, so I'm sure the SourceForge.net community will come up with something in due time ;)