No. The Verizon firmware does not support the Bluetooth Object Push Profile (aka OPP) necessary to do this. P2KCommander is for GSM Phones, and while it does "work with" CDMA phones, CDMA phones are just different enough that P2KCommander is not 100% compatible. So while it "mostly works" you'll get some error messages, and might work 100% as you would expect. One big differences is you need PST open and running in the background for P2KCommander to connect to your phone.

Well, if you aren't certain it probably doesn't. All the phones with production date 3w23 and later (hardware version R3 and higher) are definetly hiss free. You can find your phone production date on the sticker under the battery. The hardware version is the 3rd word in the 1st line. Note: Most phones before 3w23 have been repaired and are hiss free now. See similar questions...

I can transfer files via Bluetooth using MPT, so doesn't my phone support Bluetooth OBEX File Transfers?... No. MPT does NOT use the Bluetooth OBEX File Transfer profile. It uses "modem like commands" to transfer files. This means you can do "cableless" file transfers, but not Bluetooth OBEX file transfers. See similar questions...

T68/T610: You can send files to the phone by Right-clicking the file in explorer -> Choosing "Send To" -> "BlueTooth" -> [your phone] T610: You can use OBEX file exchange that you find in your phone services (BlueTooth Neighbourhood -> [Your Phone] -> "OBEX File Transfer") After you open OBEX file transfer you can simply drag/drop files to and from your phone. See similar questions...

LimeWire cannot transfer files directly to your iPod. iTunes integration places a playlist of the files contained in LimeWire's Library in iTunes. If you are trying to transfer downloaded files with LimeWire to the iTune's Library, select the file in LimeWire's Library that you would like to transfer by clicking it. After releasing the mouse button, click and drag the file into iTunes. To select more than one file, use the Ctrl or Shift keys on your keyboard. See similar questions...

Files can be transferred to the web server via File Transport Protocol (FTP). If you need FTP, mail, or other Internet software, visit Download.com. Download.com is a source for the latest Internet applications with ratings and reviews to help you decide which application is best suited for your needs. You can also download a great ftp program by clicking on this link LeapFTP See similar questions...

No, there are no restrictions on file size or the number of transfers that you may make. Transfers do not go through our server in any form, so there is no reason for us to impose any limits. See similar questions...

First way: Just go to the detailed view in any application associated with the file you want to send and click the upper left menu and chose "send as". See similar questions...

Yes. This can be done by following the phone handset instructions (refer to phone manufacturer's guide) or connection instructions provided by Land Rover. See similar questions...

Well, I have that summarized on the PHONE BLUETOOTH page. It contains what can be done with and without hacking the phone, and with certain firmware levels. You probably have already paired your phone and PC prior to using MPT's Phone Setup Wizard... Visit my How to connect a V710/E815 to MPT via Bluetooth page. Follow the instructions exactly. Especially Step 1. See similar questions...

ways: 1) Via USB, place the file in the root of the SDCard drive, 2) Send the file via bluetooth (or bluetooth adaptor for PC) to the phone, and simply open the message to install (delete message after installation) 3) Use a Card Reader to read your SDCard, place the file in the root (not inside any folder), and reinsert back to the NSeries phone. For placed SIS files in the root, install the programs via the Manager. Yes - it is possible. Be wary that this involves a lot of configuration. See similar questions...

SyncCell has a file transfer feature that provides a quick and easy method of uploading and downloading videos, photos, and ring tones. However, Verizon specifically disables the file transfer functionality on most of their phones so Verizon customers are unable to transfer video, photos and ring tones. The file transfer limitation is imposed by Verizon and cannot be overcome by SyncCell or any other phone syncing software on the market. See similar questions...

If your cell phone is Bluetooth enabled, you may connect to the Dock-N-Talk using either a Phone Labs Bluetooth Module, or, if it is cable compatible as well, you may choose to use a Phone Labs cable. See similar questions...

No. Pairing need only be done once, and then the phone can be connected/disconnected as frequently as the customer wishes. It is recommended that the customer keep the phone battery charged at all times - some phones turn Bluetooth off automatically when the phone battery gets low. See similar questions...

Your Bluetooth headset may be a bit more advanced than your phone so it can't recognize it as a headset. Try pairing it as a "device" instead of a headset. See similar questions...

For devices to communicate with Bluetooth wireless technology, you will need to make sure that both devices have the Bluetooth functionality turned on. Even though the basic design of Bluetooth provides for an extremely low power consumption, the functionality can be switched off to save even more power, or to disable radio functionality in special situations such as during airplane take off. In most devices, the Bluetooth functionality is switched on by software. See similar questions...

Yes, phones supporting Bluetooth 1.1 specification are compatible with enhancements supporting Bluetooth 1.2 specification, as the Bluetooth 1.2 specification has been designed to be fully backwards compatible with the Bluetooth 1.1 specification. See similar questions...

If you have one of the Internet Connectivity Packages supplied by the university, you can use Fetch (on the Mac) or Rapid Filer (on a Windows machine). Connect these to login.itd.umich.edu, using your uniqname as login, and your password as password. The second way is to use Kermit. Kermit works much the same as it did on MTS. When logged into The ITD Login Service, type: to get into kermit. See similar questions...