i used to send images to my comp from my cellfon before, but one day i just cant. the new hardware wizard keeps on appearing but it is more of trouble than help. im using a 6600 nokia will somebody help me.
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go to Nokia.com and you should be able to get a USB to Nokia wire with drivers for about £10. try getting the Nokia PC suite and it should recognise the type of phone.
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Do a search for your device's model name/number and "Windows Mobile 5." The answer may well be that it can't be done. If it can, you will have to hack your ROM image.
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All you need is a USB cable and ur phone must support it.if it doesnt, then type and save em.lol
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send her a message...from your mobile...put the photo that you want to sendin your phone and mms it!!!        or if it a landline reliance....call her or sendtext message.....reliance wont give customer data to anyone!!! 9193xxxxxxxxx@mms.ricmail.com is the email address if she sends an email address!!! it may be only one way mailing!!! just try!!
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download a program called bitpim, it is a data manager for cell phones, it worked for my motorola
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if you have the usb cable which should have came with the phone you can plug the cable in select menu > tools > mass storage > connect to pc > it might prompt you with new hardware > you might want to go to the samsung website and download the driver for the a900 too. another way is if you have the picture mail option for sprint you can upload the pictures by going in the my ablum section and selecting the pictures you want to upload
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maybe the other person doesnt have the same version of messanger, or it could be that the file type of the picture is not one that the messanger allows. also have u gone on to settings and set show my display pic\ngood luck
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First link is easter and has a charge....\n\nThere are a few good pics on the mms site.\n\nGetting the dpi you need can also be done with any picture by compressing it down in size.
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Does your phone have IR?\nIf so, all you need is a IrDA software, I prefer you to download the software from motorolla website, check there for the model of yours and do download it.\n\nPS: Some cell phones do need only a general Ir software. You may have one, check the CDs that came in with the computer, it has the IR software to do that.\n\nXLMan
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The mp3 player on my cell phone was the same way, you either want to upgrade your Operating Software or not use your mp3 player...lol
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When you connect your phone to your computer, make sure you have the appropriate driver installed so that Windows can see it.  Then you should be able to use the software.
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Can you locate all the pictures on your pc? If you can, create a new folder on your desktop (since, I'm guessing, that's the most convenient place to put it) and move all your pictures there. You can also try putting them in My Pictures.\n\nTo create a new folder, right click on your desktop, point to "New" and click "Folder". A folder will appear. Type in a title and start transferring files! :D\n\nHope I was able to help :)
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I bought "Mobile Phone Tools" by Motorola off of eBay.\n\nI have transferred my phone book from a V400 to my V3 Razr, added pictures for wallpaper etc.\n\nThere is no version number on the software but it says Copyright Motorola, INC 2004.\n\nIt works good.
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It could be an image file for your phone.  Do you have a nokia that you connect to your computer or have installed nokia software for on your computer?  Check out this page.\n\nhttp://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=OTB
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You need Nokia Multimedia Converter 2.0 in order to convert common multimedia file formats (such as MPEG, AVI, MOV or MP3) to video 3GPP format. \nRead here about where to download and how to install Nokia Multimedia Converter \n\n1. In the menu, select File > Open. A dialog opens. The shortcut for this is to click the Open button in the toolbar. Browse for the video file you want to convert and click Open. Alternatively, you can drag-and-drop a file to Multimedia Converter.\n\n2. Select one of the image size options.\n\n- sub-QCIF (128x96).\n- QCIF (176x144).\n\n \n\n3. Select the desired target video frame rate from the Frame rate drop down menu \n\n4. If you want to add periodic key frames to obtain faster random access, enter the desired key frame period in the Intra period edit box.\n\n5. If necessary, change the quality of the video by setting the video bit rate in the bit rate drop down menu. The higher the bit rate is, the higher the quality of the converted video.\nNote : The video bit rate of 128kbps is not a standard bit rate, and will only work with certain phones. \n\n6. If the file contains sound, select the audio format (AMR or WB-AMR) and audio bit rate. WB-AMR produces higher quality sound than AMR. Selecting a higher bit rate increases the quality of the sound, but it produces larger files. \n\n7. It is also possible to set the maximum size of the converted file in the Max file size edit box.\nIn MMS, the size of a video file cannot exceed certain values; for example, 100 kB, because some WAP gateways might block the transfer of larger files, operators might prefer to limit the file size to reduce air-traffic, or because not all MMS client and server implementations support large file sizes. When you set a maximum file size limit, you cannot define the video or audio bit rate. They are adjusted automatically so that the converted file contains the whole original file from the given start point and so that its size is equal to or smaller than the given size limit. If the given size limit is too small to meet by reducing the video and audio bit rates, the converted file is truncated (shortened from the end). Note : When the max file size option is used, Multimedia Converter selects the encoding parameters so that in normal cases the file size limit is not exceeded. In some cases due to acomplex video clip, this limit can be slightly exceeded. It is strongly recommended that you check the size of the produced file after the conversion, and if necessary, set the Max file size limit somewhat smaller. \n\n8. You can start the conversion from an offset point. Set the time stamp of the offset in the Start time edit box. The shortcut for this is to keep the CTRL key pressed and slide the original file location indicator to the desired position. This updates the time stamp information in the Start time edit box. \n\n9. Click Convert. Another dialog pops up and shows the progress of the conversion. After the conversion is finished, you can view the converted file in the playback window. You can select the original or converted video for playback by selecting “Original” or “Converted” from the drop down menu.
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OK I know this is going to sound really weird but here goes....\n\nI went to yahoo and searched pic's and tried to download a pic and got the same thing (I'm running the same as you and IE7... not sure what you are running)    I also just had the option of a bitmap form for saving.   \nI then went to Google pic's and tried there and got both options bitmap and JPEG.\nSo decided to go back to Yahoo and take another look... but when I went back all of a sudden both options were available.\nI tried it again with another pic at Yahoo - the first time only Bitmap option was available - but one I went out of the site - went to Google - then back again - both were available.  Really Strange to say the least.  Something is messed up somewhere.  Will look into it further and see if I can find out anything or maybe someone else knows something more.
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yeah u need software. go to the website of ur cell phone company and ask about it.