Telstra next generation phone
Leslie Gossner
clownius at gossner.id.au
Wed Jul 18 18:06:16 BST 2007
squareyes wrote:
> squareyes wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> have just acquired a next generation Telstra phone, which is (according
>> to manual able to connect via usb and bluetooth.
>> Sadly in this area CDMA and Next generation are the only mobiles that
>> can get a signal. Would like to be able to
>> download any pictures I may take with the phone, although there will be
>> very few.
>> The phone LG TU 500 , I have had suggested a bluetooth dongle,
>> (supposedly plug and play), does anyone know if
>> either usb ( which comes with Win software) or the bluetooth dongle is
>> likely to work, before I lash out with the
>> funds for the usb cable ($45) or the dongle?
>> Any suggestions very much appreciated.
>> Take Care
>>
>> Winton
>>
>>
>>
> Sorry forgot to mention I am using 7.04
>
> Winton
>
>
Winton,
I have a Sony Erickson Walkman phone myself and using the USB cable
(came with the phone) i can read all my phone and memory card memory to
get stuff off of it (works the same as a USB stick but had no luck
writing to the phone (transfer music on to it)). Cant say i worried
about it much as the screen broke not long after so i didn't try to find
a solution to the write issue. I need a new phone anyway (Any
suggestions on a good phone that will talk to Linux?). Hope that helps
you in some way.
Leslie
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