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.

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.

Probably not, unless they use one themselves. Whenever people comment on my tan, I tell them I use a sunless tanner, and they are visibly surprised. Once I told a woman who was using sunless tanners about sunless tanners because I didn't realize she was using them herself. I thought she was committing suicide via tanning beds. The skin on your lips and nipples is nearly unaffected by sunless tanners. Your freckles and moles may darken more than the rest of your skin.

I am one of those people who are just about ready to switch to Sprint, but I have 5 lines and can't change them all at once. The one thing that would keep me with Verizon is being able to buy a decent Blue Tooth phone (that is DECENT, not the V710), now. But none of the stores have even heard of the XV6600. I can't find anything on the Verizon web site either.

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.

The likely problem is that the document you were sent was created using an application that you don't have on your hard drive or was created using a different version of the software that you use. This often happens with word processing documents. Even at HMC several different versions of both Word Perfect and Microsoft Word are commonly used. A short-term solution to this problem is to quit Eudora and allocate more memory to Eudora.

Yes. By using the built-in functions of Windows or Mac OS, you will be able to share files between computers connected to your network.

Many phone models will work with SyncCell that have not been specifically certified. We are working all the time to certify new models with SyncCell. If you have a phone that is not listed as a supported device, please contact us directly and let us know the model of the phone and your cellular service provider. The typical mobile phone configuration supports approximately 1,000 contacts while Outlook has no such limitation.

You will continue receiving a bill from Verizon for your telephone service. You will be billed for your DSL through RadixNet.

Yes, except for the ability to send emails and text messages, we do support SyncCell with the Sprint K1m. If you are using a USB cable connection, then you need to obtain the drivers from Sprint's website below. While we have confirmed success on the new Sprint phones, some users have experienced different behavior. If you have any issues, simply email us the log file for a prompt diagnosis. (See question #13 below for information on emailing log files).

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.

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

I'm using Mircosoft's proxy server software. The user name and the password are correct, but the download doesn't start.

Verizon is a great company with a high volume of users. As currently understood, Verizon doesn’t support any operating system other than W9x and requires authentication every use/4 hours. This information is subject to change based on Verizon development and market decisions. We at SBnet believe we can provide a level of service that matches and exceeds that provided by Verizon.

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.

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.

As soon as I try to log on or change aMSN's language, it crashes with the following message: X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation), Major opcode of failed request: 45 (X_OpenFont) I try to run aMSN and it gives this error: Error in startup script: time value too large/small to represent while executing [...] procedure "ConvertLocalToUTC".