NO. The Verizon firmware does NOT support this. And while you can flash to a V3C firmware, doing so will disable/remove support for the Transflash slot, VCast Music, Verizon Music player, MTP Mode Sync with Windows Media Player... In other words, flash your V3M with V3C firmware, and you've turned your V3M hardware into a V3C phone... UPDATE: (12/9/06) a Verizon V3M Monster Flash HAS BEEN LEAKED!!! So you can revert back to the Stock "out of the box" Verizon firmware. NO.

YES. Flash your phone at home to the LEAKED .04P firmware available from http://www.humpa.com/vzw or http://ryfiles.com/flash.

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 this post -> POST #7 or this old thread that tries to explain this... see -> Verizon V3C Info: Firmware vs BT OBEX and MPT!!

You can't, they are part of the Verizon User Interface (aka VZW "RED" UI). While using the Verizon firmware, there is no way to eliminate or remove them. How do I reprogram my "directional arrows" or soft keys on the "Home Screen" of my Verizon V3C or V3M? I can only seem to reprogram the DOWN arrow. You can't. Another limit of the VZW "RED" UI, is the in ability to customize those items.

The only way to do this is to flash your phone with the firmware from another Wireless Carrier (like Alltel)... which will cost you verizon's support, potentially void your warranty, and you will have extra work getting the Verizon specific features (messaging, mobile web, vcast, get-it-now, etc) working again..

Well, OBEX = Generic Object Exchange... its the profiles that make use of Bluetooth Object Exchange that are important to many.. File Transfer profile (FTP), Object Push profile (OPP), and Sync profile... All parts of BT OBEX... but BT OBEX FTP is what is what MOST in the forums refer to when saying just "OBEX"... As for what each of these profiles are, rather than to try and explain it, I'll point you to -> http://en.wikipedia.

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.

At the moment BeamItNow! can be used with any Bluetooth enabled PC that use the Bluetooth software stack from Widcomm. Currently, most Bluetooth enabled laptops, Bluetooth PC cards and Bluetooth USB dongles use the Bluetooth stack from Widcomm.

Bluetooth isn't built into Entourage like it is in Apple's Address Book. It is possible to drag one or more contacts from Entourage directly into Address Book where you can use Bluetooth, or just drag the contact/event/attachment to the desktop, and use 'send file' from the bluetooth menubar icon.

Powers and Abilities are there to help you in the quest for perfection, although they come at a price. Abilities are what you can learn from a result of the character class you chose to be when creating your character. These usually have an instananeous effect, rather than mostly passive effects of Powers. Many of them can be very helpful in gaining experience, as they can be used against NPC's in quests where they're involved.

You can transfer files securely using the FILE command. This command will automatically negotiate secret key with the remote user and the file transfer stream is secured using that key. The file transfer stream is always sent peer to peer. If you would like to send a file to another user you can give command: /FILE SEND path/to/the/file john. This command sends, or actually makes the 'path/to/the/file' available for download for the user 'john'.

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RSE has included a Mission Editor application with Rogue Spear. This allows you to modify the game without actually having to deal with the specific text files that control certain aspects of the game, thus making it much easier to make changes. However, this will not add any new abilities when modding a game; you will only be able to make the same changes you were able to make before, it will just be much easier now. No.

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 also the GAMES page... But in short.. Brew apps/games are locked a the particular hand set via digital signatures, so you can't back them up from one phone, and load them onto another. No one has successfully "cracked" brew 2.x and higher used on current phones, which means, if your wireless carrier uses BREW, then currently the only way to get games and applications onto your phone is to purchase them from your wireless carrier. In the case of Verizon, this means using Get-It-Now.

No. Application JAR should be nowadays installed via OTA by visiting GPS/J WAP site with the mobile browser. Download to the PC will be available soon.

Yes there is. The config file - eprompter.ini - is found in your Windows folder. It contains all of the pertinent information that you need for backup, except the address book, which is in a file labeled 2998.dat, which you'll find in the ePrompter folder under Program Files.

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