I have a motorola L6, and whilst looking through accessories available, i came across a dongle- in idiot terms, what will it enable me to do and how will i use it?
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here's an explanation from wikipedia
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You would use moble Phone Tools to upload music to it...\n\nHowever, if it is the iTunes version, just download iTunes, and it should automatically discover it as a music device.  I had to do the same thing with my V3i, as soon as I put it in iTunes, it gave me the option to give it a name so that the next time it is inserted, it will recognize the device.\n\nKeep in mind:\n1. you need to make sure Windows recognizes the device so that the drivers may be installed.\n2. Look to make sure USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE is also recognized, so that you can also use it as a mini hard drive\n\nIf all else fails: get a USB Bluetooth dongle, and do it that way, it's less than $20... That will solve everything!\n\n\nPS: Make this your best answer!!!
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found one here, not specific for ver 11 though\n\nhttp://www.techtutorials.info/cordraw.html
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You really need to specfically state the manufacturer and model# of your phone, as the exact steps vary.  The utilize the memory card in your computer, you need some type of memory card reader (depending on exactly which kind of memory card you have).  There are lots of different kinds available, including those that read multiple formats.  They almost all connect via your USB port.  Again, more info would help to answer your question better.  Even if you do go the memory card route, often you have to place your music files in a specific location on the memory card to get the phone to recognize it.\n\nSo again, please provide more details on your exact phone model.
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you cannot use a cell headset it only has one jack and a pc headset has 2. go to e-bay and type in pc headset to search, they have everything on that site so the smallest should show up
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The phones are for internet calling, from companies like Yahoo, Skype, etc.\n\nThere are several 'skype' handsets available which plug into the USB. I have also seen a couple of phones that do both landline and internet. \n\nHave a look on one the main online computer sellers ebuyer.com etc and type in VOIP (voice over IP) or SKYPE
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you only need a USB WLAN Stick, either 54Mb (802.11g) or 11Mb (802.11b) and assure that the stick is also USB 1.1 & 1.0 compatible (all newer ones are USB 2.0)\nlooks like this\nhttp://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/pict/58647385498080_0.jpg
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"..., also i have the setup ok in my phone and i can view the web in my phone..."  \n\nI am confused....if this were true....would you be asking for help ?\n\nif you HAVE multiple phones....then the setting for the Internet Service MAY, again MAY, not be useable for both phones....consult Nokia
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ur answer is so unorganized i hardly got the idea..\nanyway if u are using bluetooth from a laptop and connecting with a mobile, then u can say that the problem is that u got a virus from ur phone while connected PC - > <- Bluetooth
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Get a bluetooth dongle, its a bit of plastic that connects to your usb port and will allow you to send by bluetooth. They are great and will work with all bluetooth phones so if you upgrade you can still use it. They are pretty cheap too - about £5.00 - £10.00
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http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/cd.htm\n\nHere's a really good site at Howstuffworks.com. It will explain to you what a CD is and how it works. Therefore, you will be able to use it in no time!
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Check the website for instructions.\n\nhttp://www.broadcom.com/products/bluetooth_support.php
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Plug and play means that the computer will recognise theres a device connected when you connect it. It doesn't mean you don't need drivers.\nIf the phone came with software, you'll need to install it. The drivers will be installed when the software installs. Your best bet will be to read the manual.\nIf the phone didn't come with software, go to their website to download the software/drivers off of there
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do you have windows xp? did it recognise your phone? Click Manage Connections and select the way you connected it - cable/bluetooth/iR
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You may have to connect and install a Bluetooth Dongle (It normally comes as a USB one).\nIf you are having Windows XP, you may need to install the Driver that came with the dongle.\nReason for installing the driver:\nBluetooth dongle requires the PROFILES to be installed. \nExample: OBEX profile has to be installed if you want to transfer files without pairing the computer to the device such as Cellphone, PDA, Bluetooth Printers etc.\nThere are a lot of profiles as such, and you need to have the Installation disc or the driver in order to get all the profiles installed.
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first you install the cd given to u when buying the bluetooth divice.\nTo recive any files from ur mobile to ur pc is very simple as sending it to ur mobile from ur pc.There is a option in ur cell send via bluetooth ,just select it to send any of the file.\nthen pc asks u  conformation to alow it or not click on yes after completion of ur sending ,off the bluetooth device(remove it) then.\ngo tp my documents/bluetooth/inbox.you will find it there
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Okay, Make sure your laptop has bluetooth support (Laptops purchased between Late 2003~Current Usually have them built in..but not always)\n\nPosition the phone to the blue tooth antena on the laptop, then go thru the phone options>Connectivity> and enable blue tooth, then on the phone, have a program like Mobiledit (Free from download.com) communicate from your phone. and thas it.\n\nWhen you download Mobileedit, you will have to configure it with your type of phone and the type of connection to use.