quinta-feira, 8 de janeiro de 2009

How to send files from mobile phone to computer

In this guide I will explain to you how to transfer files (pictures, videos, audio and so on) from your mobile phone to your computer.

There are a few different ways to send files from your phone to your computer, and there are:

- Data Cable
- Memory Cards
- Bluetooth
- E-mail

We will start by the most basic one, the data cable. All phones that come with an MP3 player or digital camera will most likely come with a USB 2.0 cable kit. If you’re unlucky and your mobile phone didn’t had any data cables included in the phone package you can always purchase one on any mobile store, but pay attention to brand and model of your phone, because most phones have different USB cable kits. Once you’ve found your USB cable kit you will need to install the kits software on your computer. This will allow you to access your mobile phone like an ordinary hard drive. This software differs from brand to brand. For instance if you have a Nokia phone you will need a software called Nokia PC Suite. Usually you can download this software from the manufacturer’s website.

The next method is the memory card method. This method only works with mobile phones with SD or microSD ports. Usually you will have to purchase the cards separately from the phone. The price can vary a lot, depending on the capacity of the card. After installing your card in your mobile phone you will be able to save your files inside the card. When the card is full or you simply want to make backups of your media, you just need to remove the memory card from your phone and insert it on your computers card reader. Attention: Not all computers come with card readers. If you don’t have one, you can purchase it at any computer shop near you. They are not very expensive and they are very useful.

The next method is my favorite, the Bluetooth. This kind of file transfer only works if your mobile phone is equipped with Bluetooth. For this method you will need to install a Bluetooth USB module on your computer. This module looks like a regular USB data pen drive and usually costs around 25$ last time I checked, it’s probably cheaper now. You will need to insert the Bluetooth module on one of your USB ports and install the software that came with the module. This should be quick and easy. After doing this you will need to activate the Bluetooth connectivity on your mobile phone. After enabling the Bluetooth on your phone, you will see your mobile device represented on your computer screen. You can now access your phone like a regular hard drive and you can copy/paste/delete the files you want.

The last one is the e-mail method. As you probably guessed already this involves sending an e-mail from your phone to your personal e-mail and add your image or any other file inside that e-mail. This is by far the worst method of sending files from your mobile to your computer. It’s a very tiring and slow process sending images over e-mail from your mobile phone.

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The new Nokia 8880 Gold Arte

Nokia has launched a new luxury phone, the 8880 Gold Arte. The best asset on this phone is of course it’s his great design. It is a slider phone with gold-plated for factor who also comes with some good mobile features.

The Nokia 8880 Gold Arte features a 2-inch OLED display with 320x240 resolution, a cool numeric pad and it can be controlled with voice commands. It also has a 4GB memory and a USB 2.0 port at full speed. The 8880 Gold Arte features a powerful battery which allows you to stay on talking mode for more than 3 hours and 300 hours in stand-by mode. It also features Bluetooth 2.0 with a good data rate if used with the Nokia software, Nokia PC Suite. The phone also includes an integrated hands-free speakerphone, and all the other tiny things that make of him a good phone, such as: automatic answer with headset or car kit, call waiting and call hold, call logs, speed dialing and voice dialing. You can also assign photos to your contacts if you want, or different ring tones for each of your contacts.

When it comes to messaging you can use your Nokia 8880 Gold Arte to send long SMS and you also have an option to delete multiple SMS. There’s also a text-to-speech option to make it easy for you to read your sms. You can also send MMS and e-mails with the Nokia 8880 Gold Arte.
In terms of connection abilities the phone features a web browser prepared to display HTML, XHTML and WML. The used protocols are HTML and WAP 2.0.

For you entertainment the Nokia Gold Arte brings you a 3.2 megapixel camera with a great resolution: 2048x1536. The camera features autofocus, digital zoom 8x, automatic color balance and a CMOS sensor. You can also make short movies with the 8880 Gold Arte, the phone captures images at 15 fps and saves it on .3gp format. Besides that you can also use it as a MP3, MP4 or even WMA player.

If you’re looking for a cool phone that looks good inside your rolls Royce, this is the one. Don’t look any more.

Phenom Watch Phone - Cellphone Watch

Here’s something completely new in the mobile phones area. Phenom Communications Inc.’s announced their new gadget, the Phenom Watch Phone. The Phenom Watch Phone is a combination of a cell phone, with MP3 and MP4 player and digital video camera. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s possible.

The Phenom is the first watch combining all these functions, and the new gadget specs are also very good: It contains a 2GB memory, where you can fit a lot of photos and mp3 files. It also has a touch screen, Bluetooth, USB port and a speaker phone. And of course… it’s a watch too!

The Phenom Watch Phone also comes in various models, just to mention some, it features a SpeacialOPS and Mi5 version. There is also a version for the ladies. It’s a version of the phone with more Glam and Style, so it can fit on a modern women lifestyle.

quarta-feira, 7 de janeiro de 2009

The New iPhone Nano

There are some rumors on the air that Apple will soon announce the new iPhone, the iPhone Nano. These rumors have started since the case manufacturer XSKN started selling cases for the new iPhone nano.

This is not the first time that XSKN leaks this kind of information out. The same has happened with the iPhone 3G and also the fourth generation of the iPod Nano.

The first rumors about the iPhone Nano date since August, when the Daily Mail claimed that the device was already in production and ready to be sold this last Christmas. According to that rumor the new iPhone Nano price will be 200€.

terça-feira, 6 de janeiro de 2009

Motorola MOTOSURF A3100 Review

Motorola seems to be determined to make 2009 a good year, opposed to a poor 2008. The proof is the new Motorola MOTOSURF A3100, a touch screen mobile phone with 3,5G technology.

The MOTOSURF A3100 comes with Windows Mobile 6.1 and supports not only 3.5G but also Wi-Fi. The screen measures 2.8” 240x320. Motorola has been criticized lately for not shipping phones with 3G technology, and it seems like they listened to us and patched the new MOTOSURF A3100 with tri-band 850/1900/2100 MHz UMTS with support for HSDPA and HSUPA. The phone also comes with quad-band GSM, GPRS and EDGE support. This allied to the Wi-Fi connectivity means that you should be able to get a high speed data connection in any place of the world.

The phones operating system – Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional – has been tweaked by Motorola with a customizable main screen on which you can display RSS feeds, weather reports, calendar events and also a few shortcuts to social networking sites.

The MOTOSURF has its own stylus pen but you can also control it using a finger easily. Alternatively you can also use the roller ball installed underneath the display.

The MOTOSURF comes with two digital cameras. The first one is a 3.0 megapixel camera installed on the back of the phone and it has auto-focus technology. The second one – installed on the front of the phone – is not so good in quality and it’s mainly used for video calling. The results however are better than using an iPhone.

The Motorola MOTOSURF A3100 also comes with the expected microSD expandable memory, up to 32GB, Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0. Besides that is also comes with a GPS which makes possible to use it with your personal navigation system.

The phones processor is a Qualcomm MSM 7201A which is combined with 128MB RAM. The maximum battery time is 6.8 hours on talking mode and up to 12 days in standby mode.

There is still no word on the phones pricing.