Is cell phone considered a 'hardware'?

If you use the bluetooth to access your phone, you can upload and download files at will. Used this on my macbook pro, and now I can even load up MP4 files to my Razr!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Roph

Not true, OBEX is disabled on the V3m. I have no knowledge of mods/tricks/"hacks" (stupid word) for the V3/V3m/V3c (pretty much the same phone), but if it's as easy as it was to fiddle with my V3x, you should be fine after reading around for a while here. ~sup

I don't know what you are talking about, all I know is it works like a charm. I click on the Bluetooth Icon up by the Airport icon to turn on bluetooth. Then I click "Browse Device" and select my phone and it does so. From there, a file structure comes up with folders such as video, audio, ringtone, pictures. There is a dialogue box to send and receive files, so I can transfer to my hearts desire wirelessly.

All I did was set my phone to discoverable once while the Mac searched and they linked up. It was that simple, no hacking required. I would imagine for any Bluetooth Mac with Tiger, it would work like that. As to a Windows PC with a bluetooth adaptor, who knows because it would all be dependant on the software included. It appears that the Razr can play QuickTime compatible MPEG-4 ASP SimpleProfile + LC-AAC files in the MP4 container. I made files at 177x120 because that's the size of the video files the phone records. Plays them back very well, as well as playing well my VBR MP3 files.

BTW, I think I have the V3c but I can't remember. It is the Verizon Razr phone though, and about 1 year old.

There's nowhere I can't reach.