[Mac-talk] Help with cell phone compatibility

Gautam Godse gagix at mac.com
Thu Jan 24 16:26:07 MST 2008


Make sure your Mac has a built in bluetooth module. What Mac do you have 
? if you dont have built in bluetooth, then you can purchase a USB 
bluetooth module very cheaply. I would recommend the Dlink one.
The Krzr should have builtin bluetooth. You can then pair your phone and 
mac using the System Preferences/Bluetooth prefrence pane.
Once they are paired up then you can transfer 
files/addressbooks/pictures etc both ways..
you can find help on the Apple site or just google.
---
gautam

Erica S. wrote:
> Guatam,
>
> I was considering the krzr, the model they're offering
> now as part of a promotion.  
>
> I've never used Blue Tooth.  All I know is that it
> means they can talk without a cable.  Can you tell me
> what I would have to do to get the phone and laptop to
> communicate in this way?   Or can I find reasonable
> instructions if I look at the apple help pages? 
>
> Thanks so much for responding!  The folks at Verizon
> told me they didn't support any apple products.
>
>
>
> Erica
>
> --- Gautam Godse <gagix at mac.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> What is the model of your phone Erica ? Here is a
>> list of phones that 
>> talk well to Mac through iSync:
>> http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/isync/
>> Ideally if your phone has BlueTooth 2.0 capability
>> then you should be 
>> able to do the things you want.
>> --
>> Gautam
>>
>> Erica S. wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi, all,
>>>
>>> I have two questions regarding cell phone-mac
>>> compatibility issues:
>>>
>>> I'm wondering if any of you use a (currently
>>> available)  Verizon cell phone (other than a palm
>>> product) that connects and uploads to a MacBook
>>>       
>> (OS
>>     
>>> 10.4)?  
>>>
>>> I've been coming to the conclusion that such a
>>> creature doesn't exist.  I'm thinking that if I
>>>       
>> get a
>>     
>>> cell phone with a memory card and I get an
>>>       
>> external
>>     
>>> USB media reader that I would be able to move
>>>       
>> files
>>     
>>> back and forth from phone to lap top in this way? 
>>>       
>> Is
>>     
>>> this true?  Does anyone have a media reader that
>>>       
>> they
>>     
>>> recommend for such a purpose?  Are there major
>>> glitches I should be aware of?
>>>
>>> I want to be able to transfer and save phone
>>>       
>> numbers,
>>     
>>> photos, music files.  
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any help.
>>>
>>> Erica
>>>
>>>
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