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How do you transfer files via bluetooth..my co worker tried to send me a song from his phone and it didn't work
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First you've gotta be within 30 feet of each other.
Make sure bluetooth is turned on on both phones.
Go to the file on the senders phone and select copy or send via bluetooth. It should search for nearby devices, and then they'll need to pick yours.
Make sure bluetooth is turned on on both phones.
Go to the file on the senders phone and select copy or send via bluetooth. It should search for nearby devices, and then they'll need to pick yours.
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we got that far, and we actually got the file to transfer but after that we can't find the file in my phone and it's not in my music store
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ill tell you the same thing i tell everyone that has problems with bluetooth you have to lick the antenna first
and you are posting in the wrong forum
and you are posting in the wrong forum
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This is actually an easy one. Not all bluetooths are the same. There are different formats of bluetooth. For example, A T-Mobile or Cingy phone will not be able to send files/mp3's etc to a Verizon or USC phone because they use different formats. Your problem may actually be in your phone. If you connected successfully and it shows that the transfer completed but you cant find it, means that your phones mp3 formatter is not the same as your friends making it unplayable in your phone. Most phones in this case will just auto delete it hence why you cant find it.
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Wrong forum, but i'll be nice and answer anyway 😉 :
Copyrighted content like music is usually protected by DRM technology that prevents you from making illegal copies.
Smart DRM will only block copying of files with specific rights attached, such as music, ringers, or graphics you bought on your phone. It's illegal to just give your friend a copy of such files, so most phones won't let you do that.
Less sophisticated "DRM" will simply block copying of any files that could potentially be copyrighted, such as any audio file that might be music. (As determined by the file type, or what folder it is in.)
Copyrighted content like music is usually protected by DRM technology that prevents you from making illegal copies.
Smart DRM will only block copying of files with specific rights attached, such as music, ringers, or graphics you bought on your phone. It's illegal to just give your friend a copy of such files, so most phones won't let you do that.
Less sophisticated "DRM" will simply block copying of any files that could potentially be copyrighted, such as any audio file that might be music. (As determined by the file type, or what folder it is in.)
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But what about for instance a mp3 that you download from like limewire. I bluetooth those from my computer to my SE S710a with no problem. Can transfer them to all my friends phone to phone as long as they have a GSM handset. Yet I try to send them to someone who has Verizon or USC, it wont recognize the file. Isn't that a variance in Bluetooth softwares???
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Yes.
The CDMA phones you're trying may simply not have the Bluetooth profile for transferring files (OPP / OBEX). Verizon has it disabled completely on most of their phones.
...or they might have the "dumb" DRM technology I mentioned that refuses to transfer MP3s because they might be copyrighted.
It's mostly likely the first situation, though.
The CDMA phones you're trying may simply not have the Bluetooth profile for transferring files (OPP / OBEX). Verizon has it disabled completely on most of their phones.
...or they might have the "dumb" DRM technology I mentioned that refuses to transfer MP3s because they might be copyrighted.
It's mostly likely the first situation, though.
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Why as soon as I saw your name in this thread I already knew what it was going to say. What if it is an internal antenna phone??
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could someone help us with bluetooth transferring? we are new to all of this and need step by step instructions please we've been trying this for about a month now. we have the motorola pebl u6 phone on cingy network but cannot get the settings to allow downloads of games and ring tones. we were told to do it via bluetooth and our dell computer. please help!
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