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. Motorola E815 USB Bluetooth Adapter plus data transfer software CD (Aftermarket) Availability: Usually ships the same business day Motorola E815 Bluetooth software and driver plus Bluetooth USB adapter for computer's USB port (Aftermarket Motorola E815 Blue Tooth dongle plus data transfer PC sync software CD). MA730-E815-CINGULARATT-TMOBILE Retail MSRP: $49.99 Sale Price: $32.95, 2/$60.00 Quantity: We will MATCH or BEAT lowest price offered on most cellular accessories. Motorola E815 Bluetooth software and driver plus Bluetooth USB adapter for computer's USB port is advanced aftermarket Motorola E815 Blue Tooth dongle plus data transfer PC sync software CD that enables transfer of data from Motorola E815 phone to desktop or laptop computer for safety backup, synchronization of data between phone and PC, or to transfer to another.

In addition, Bluetooth Handset Manager 9.2 bluetooth apps support other Bluetooth devices such as Bluetooth headset, Bluetooth mouse, Bluetooth keyboard, and Bluetooth PDA! By using this generic Motorola E815 Bluetooth Data Suite for many Bluetooth applications, Motorola E815 cell phone users can transfer personal data wirelessly between Bluetooth devices via Bluetooth transmission! With Bluetooth data transfer software, Motorola E815 cellphone users enjoy cable-free environment and elimination of the need for USB cable changing to and from the Motorola E815 phone.

Aftermarket Motorola E815 cell phone software retail package contains a Blue Tooth Handset Manager software CD and a USB Bluetooth Adapter that plugs directly into USB port of lap top or desk top PCs. Bluetooth Data Suite for Motorola E815 assists users to transfer personal and multimedia data wirelessly! Lifetime free software upgrade downloads are downloadable from its manufacturer's website whenever they become available.Features described below are known to be compatible with Motorola E815 cellular phones on Cingular ATT and TMobile USA network but they may not all be available on your particular Motorola E815 wireless phone using this USB Bluetooth Dongle and Software Data Suite. Most features are available on all Motorola E815 cellular phone models. The rest are dependent on your Motorola E815 cell-phone firmware version.

Motorola E815 mobile phone software CONTACTS for T-Mobile's and AT&T Cingular's Motorola E815 phone book transfer – Back Up and manage phonebook to update phonebook data with phone-book synchronization: Motorola E815 phonebook backup and transferring cellular telephone contacts becomes fast and easy! Motorola E815 address book 'Contacts' is a great feature included in this Motorola E815 software data kit! Frequently asked questions include, 'How do I transfer cell phone numbers?' Import phonebook or export phonebook by synching phone to PC.

Sync E815 to PC and enjoy 'contacts' feature. Motorola Handset Manager is Motorola E815 contact management software that offers phone book sync and management as well as includes Motorola E815 USB support for sharing of Motorola E815 Outlook Contacts and Outlook Express address information. With phonebook data management feature of this Motorola E815 transfer software, Motorola PC Sync enables connection of phone to computer using Motorola E815 cell phone USB Bluetooth adapter with software kit to synchronise contact information between the phone and computer applications such as Outlook Express (.CSV files). Motorola E815 contacts interface enables adding more information, including home/ office/ cell phone numbers, fax, email address, other notes or information (such as MSN messenger account), title and mailing address! Connect Motorola E815 to PC with this Motorola E815 data transfer software and Motorola E815 USB data transfer Bluetooth adapter for Phonebook sync. 'Phone connect to PC' software contains a phone book editor feature called, 'contacts' which enables back up of contact entries in T-Mobile's and AT&T Cingular's Motorola E815 to PC in order to protect them from loss, damage, breakage, destruction or switching of cell phone or change of cellular phone service provider. Using this Motorola E815 cell phone transfer software, connect cell phone to PC with ease and easily export contact entries to, and import contact entries from devices and software programs including the Palm Pilot, Outlook or Outlook Express, and Palmpilot Pro.

The new contact interface in Handset Manager 9.2 (with free lifetime updates to newer versions) also allows T-Mobile's and AT&T Cingular's phone user to more effectively manage the Motorola E815 contact directory. This Motorola mobile phonetool enables them to add more information including home/ office/ mobile phone numbers, fax numbers, email addresses, additional notes or information (such as MSN messenger and Skype accounts), title and mailing address. Editing, backing up, and organizing Motorola E815 personal phone book on PC to upload to phone is easy with this cell phone data software Motorola E815! 'Contacts' feature automatically downloads the contacts from Motorola E815 by T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless into handset manager upon opening. Click the 'new' button to add a new number. Enter the name, number, then select a group. Enter name in the name field and click add to enter the number in the contact field.

Then click OK. To change a contact, simply select it and press edit. Contact entry appears. Make changes and click OK and Update buttons to send contacts to Motorola E815 distributed by T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless.

With Motorola transfer software, you can edit, backup and organize to keep contact entries organized at all times. Enable Outlook Sync with Motorola E815. Synchronizing Microsoft Outlook & Outlook Express contacts with T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless mobile phone also becomes easy.

Backs up Motorola E815 mobile phone contents because backing up of mobile contents is crucial if data contents are lost, damaged, destroyed or gone from phone due to a dead battery, etc. Motorola E815 cellphone software enables selection of all contact entries or specific ones to update to Motorola E815 wireless phones. Motorola E815 mobile phone software MESSAGE feature in Motorola E815 mobile software – Compose and SIM backup SMS/ MMS messages for text message sending: 'Message' is a great feature included in this Motorola E815 software! Connect to PC with just a few clicks and messages can be sent using Motorola E815 mobile phone software! No more entering of text on miniature keypads!

Free yourself from typing text on mini keypads! Connect Motorola E815 to computer with handset manager that loads the messages from handset to 'Message' feature almost immediately upon opening. To write a new message, click the 'New' button. Click 'To' to select recipients. Click the names in the phonebook to add.

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Multiple recipients can be added for one message. Enter message in text window. Click expression button to add 'Smiley' to the message.

When done, click send and the message will be sent to multiple recipients selected. Use the synchronize folder structure to move and manage messages. Personal folders can be easily created and categorized for all messages so that any specific message is found when needed. Increases accessibility of messages and organizes messages for convenient retrieval at a later date. Messages with photos or music can be shared easily on PC or sent to friends and family simultaneously. Append personal signature behind short messages. Store frequently defined SMS text in SIM card.

Send various formats of short messages. Text, ring tones, graphic to supported phone versions. Motorola E815 mobile phone software SYNC MANAGER feature of Motorola E815 software: 'Sync Manager' is a great feature included in this Motorola E815 software! Sync Manager consists of Sync Calendar and Sync Contacts features. SyncManager is a very powerful tool that allows users to establish a one-click connection between the Motorola E815 and a PC allowing users to synchronize and manage personal contacts and calendar functions. It can enables sharing pictures, video clips, and animation with friends and family. Motorola E815 mobile phone software SYNC CALENDAR feature of Motorola E815 software for outlook sync with Motorola E815 – Cell phone sync outlook calendar data between PC and phone with calendar synchronization: Motorola E815 sync outlook 'Sync Calendar' is a great feature included in this Motorola E815 software!

Update the Outlook Calendar contents to your phone directly with this mobile sync software using Calendar Sync! SyncCalendar helps manage and prioritize all of the important events so that important meetings or a date is not forgotten! Sync Calendar feature of this mobile phone sync software works like a personal secretary that takes care of everything and keeps you abreast of tasks on hand. At the bottom right corner of your PC monitor, right-click on the handset icon and choose SyncManager. You have two ways to synchronize data with this Motorola phone synch: First, select the synchro device items you want to sync with outlook or outlook express, such as sync contacts, sync calendar, sync tasks or sync notes. Then click on 'One-Step' Sync and all of the data will be synchronized from mobile phone to PC with just one click!

When you use SyncCalendar, you can take advantage of the synchronize Outlook Calendar selection criteria to schedule both your T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless mobile phone and Outlook Calendar to the period you wish to synchronize. Before synchronizing data to Motorola E815 mobile phone by T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless, choose the data you want to sync with: In Calendar setting, you can choose the 'begin' date and 'end' date of the events to synchronize with calendar events. SyncCalendar combines Microsoft Outlook and Motorola E815 calendar to give you piece of mind by knowing you won't miss or forget important tasks. Motorola E815 mobile phone software SYNC CONTACTS feature of Motorola E815 software: Motorola E815 'Sync Contacts' sync outlook is a great feature included in this Motorola E815 software! This mobile data synchronization tool is a data exchange software that contains a feature called, 'SyncManager' which enables file synchronization of Contacts in Outlook or Outlook Express and Motorola E815 cell-phone ordered from T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless.

To synchronize file after installing this data sync software, connect Motorola E815 USB Bluetooth adapter to your PC. Launch handset manager. If mobile phone on T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless network is properly connected to the computer with included USB Bluetooth adapter, a green light will appear between the phone and computer icons, signaling successful laptop synchronization. At the bottom right corner of your PC screen, right-click on the handset icon and choose SyncManager and follow easy instructions to synchronize contacts between PC and Motorola E815 operating on T-Mobile USA and AT&T Wireless service.

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Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger & Cellphone as Data Modem Using Bluetooth & a Motorola E815 for Internet Access By Derrick Garbell Washington Apple Pi Journal, Take one iBook. Take one Bluetooth cell phone. Stir until done. Long ago Santa delivered a banana seat tricycle with exotic tiger skin markings to my three-year-old brother. Tony's delight was complete. We'd often glimpse him petting his tiger trike, murmuring appreciation. At that point I lacked Tony's precocious keenness for exceptional technology.

But I eventually gushed over the arrival of my first computer system in 1990. It was a Mac IIci with 13' color RGB monitor and a 300 dpi GCC laser printer. I suddenly had vastly more CPU MHz, system memory, disk space, VRAM and display pixels than any of my colleagues. And almost no one had a laser printer at home. But it wasn't the high-end computer that evoked the bulk of my cyber-devotion. What enthralled me most was the exquisite box of hardware connected to the serial port: a Practical Peripherals 2,400 bps modem. While the Mac II system was itself a cluster of cutting edge computing jewels, alone it seemed isolated, a quarantined island of powerful but inert utility.

Yes, it allowed me to create and edit text swiftly, manipulate images, store and process financial data, and have fun with a few games. But to update and paraphrase William Blake, A poor man's packet Is worth more Than all the memory In Samsung's store. I always took Blake’s original poem, on farthings and gold, as meaning something tiny placed in circulation is wisely used because its benefits far exceed the value of huge but hoarded items.

And so information should be as freely distributed as feasible. A modem allowed a computer to communicate and to enlarge its realm a thousand-fold. It could share what it created and stored, and it could partake in what other systems offered to share. Now in 1990 the Internet was in infancy, a loosely federated realm of military and educational data networks. The public was confined to proprietary oases of information offered by CompuServe, Prodigy, GEnie, and America OnLine. And to your pals with modems. Rather than wait for the Post Office to deliver a floppy disk with the latest patch or shareware utility, friends could transmit these chunks of data among themselves in few minutes.

I could harvest files, solve technical problems and keep abreast of cyber-news by trading messages with other Mac users logging into a computer bulletin board. Beneath the wind-turned wave, Islands join hands - King Crimson You could have seen me stroking that Practical Peripheral box, thanking it for its wondrous service.

What a miracle: the purring of dial tone, phasing to cackling handshake, leading to shared data. Within a few months I upgraded to a U.S.

Robotics Courier V.32bis 14,400 bps, and the added bandwidth greatly expanded the possibilities. I still treasure these modems, and have retained them in a collection, from a 300 bps model through V.92 56k versions for Mac and PC, and even a spare Motorola cable modem. Perhaps some day I'll open a Modem Museum, where a Monsanto Molecular Miniaturizer first shrinks visitors to packet proportions, streamlining their voyage through data space. But enough serious backwards gazing.

Besides the 'Tiger' emblems on Tony's trike, how is any of this relevant to Macintosh today? One recent morning I woke up and recognized my family had three additional modems for my collection: our cell phones.

These connect to our Bluetooth-equipped Macs and allow 14 Kbps dial-up or 400 Kbps Internet throughput. Not only would they serve us well in an emergency when the office LAN, home cable, or DSL/phone systems are down, but their immediate benefit allows untethered Internet access. No special software is needed, because Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger furnishes everything we need. Configuring your phone and Mac via Bluetooth also allows you to synchronize your mobile address book and calendar with your Macs. Here are the steps I took to configure my Motorola E815 phone for use as a data modem with two of our Macs. The cell phone modem may be used in two ways: to dial an ISP at 14.4 kbps; or to access the Internet via Verizon’s Mobile Web packet portal. I outline here the second and swifter channel.

The procedure is the same for our Power Mac G5 2.5 GHz tower and 1.2 GHz iBook G4. Both Macs were ordered with Apple factory-installed Bluetooth. I would guess that these steps would work with other Bluetooth enabled cell phones, particularly Motorola models such as the V710, ROKR, and RAZR. So you too may have a secret outpost on the modem frontier.

While you need a Verizon plan with Mobile Web service, you do not necessarily have to pay the extra $5 per month for full Mobile Web activation to have the data modem function work. That allows you to use the phone itself as a mini-web browser, not our goal here. Our goal is to use the phone to permit the Mac to do web browsing and e-mailing. Mobile Web already works partially on all Verizon web-enabled phones, and that partial and no-charge enablement is enough. Can your phone use Mobile Web to check your account balance and minute usage? Doing so is free under all Verizon plans. If you can, then these steps should work for you to permit your Bluetooth Mac to gain a wireless Internet link at virtually no cost except airtime.

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Pair the phone with the Mac: In System Preferences, choose Hardware Bluetooth. The Bluetooth settings panel appears. First, click the 'Turn Bluetooth On' button if necessary: Then select the three checkboxes as shown above: “Discoverable”; “Allow Bluetooth devices to wake this computer”; “Show Bluetooth status in the menu bar.” Next click the 'Devices' tab, and choose “Set Up New Device:” The Bluetooth Setup Assistant launches. Click 'Continue' on the initial screen then select the radio button for 'Mobile phone:' Before clicking this step’s Continue button, first make your phone discoverable.

This sequence or similar will pertain in the phone's menus: Settings Connection Bluetooth Link Bluetooth symbol Setup Find Me Back on the Mac, immediately click the Continue button shown on the Bluetooth Setup Assistant screen above. The phone's discoverable state lasts an ample 60 seconds. The phone's name (example, 'P Y Bt') will appear in the Mobile Phones list: Select the phone and again click the Continue button. A screen showing the Mac is 'Gathering information' follows: As soon as 'Gathering additional information complete' is displayed at the bottom, click Continue and a screen with a Pairing number is shown. Your phone should simultaneously display a dialog asking if 'Bonding' is desired, followed by a box to “Enter the Bluetooth Passkey.” Type in whatever 6 digits have been generated: The phone should then show: 'PIN verified and saved.'

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The phone and Mac are now securely paired. The Services selection screen appears.

Enable checkboxes for the three items below: 'Set up iSync to transfer contacts and events,' Access the Internet with your phone's data connection,' and 'Use a direct, higher speed connection to reach your Internet Service Provider (GPRS, 1xRTT):” After hitting Continue, the Username and phone number dialog follows: In the Username box, type your mobile phone number without dashes or spaces, followed by: @vzw3g.com. Enter a few random characters in the Password box; choice is irrelevant, and you won't be asked to recite later. In the GPRS CID String box (also could be labeled 'Phone Number'), enter: #777 as the phone number. Choose 'Verizon Support (PC 5220)' from the Modem Script popup, and check both Show Bluetooth and Modem statuses in the menu bar boxes. After clicking the final 'Continue' button, the Conclusion panel appears, confirming that the configuration has been successful: You may Quit. Also, iSync should have been launched concurrently: If you highlight your phone's icon and click 'Sync Devices' you can immediately test the Bluetooth link between Mac and cellphone, and make your address books and calendars identical. Some day if address data is lost or corrupted on either device, you can use the other to restore.

Making the Data Connection Verizon's phones usually arrive with dial-up networking disabled. To enable, simply key in: ##DIALUP ( ##342587).

Do this briskly without pause, and the phone will show a dial-up networking confirmation screen at once. Use the same command to disable dial-up networking, if you don’t plan on using this feature for a while, to avoid accidental Bluetooth packet connections.

Under the Apple, go to Location Network Preferences, and the Network Status panel: Select the Bluetooth configuration, and after clicking the Connect button, you will see the Bluetooth connection screen. I named my Configuration 'VZW:' After clicking the 'Connect' button, the phone should chirp and instantly make a packet connection with Verizon's network. There is no dial-up handshake dance as with standard modems. Its screen will show 'Packet Data:' The Mac should now show this connection status screen indicating 230,400 bps, which is the serial port status of the phone-modem: Notice that the first, “Connected to” IP is the node on Verizon's network through which you're accessing the Internet, and the second IP is what VZW has assigned via DHCP to your phone-modem.

Final Comments. Throughput tests I've run at: range from 80 kbps to 450 kbps. Clearly this setup is using some degree of data compression when the higher range is effective. If you have trouble making a connection for iSync or for Internet packet data, it may help to shut off and restart the phone. This clears the serial port.

When the connection is idle, it first goes dormant, then after a longer pause, disconnects. The dormancy automatically saves you from using any airtime when you aren’t actively navigating the net. Caveat hoser: Proceed at your risk. Because Verizon does not overtly support use of this feature, it's possible, although unlikely, that setting it up could hose your cellphone. Caveat walleto: My cell carrier is Verizon Wireless. Under my particular plan, only airtime is charged for use of the phone as a modem. After 9pm and on weekends, my usage has no strings attached whatsoever.

Your plan may be different. If you can actually understand your plan, you may trace your genetic endowment to Max Planck or Albert Einstein.

If you follow the steps here and receive an enormous bill from your cellular company, blame Max or Al, not me.