I have one too....
...really.....my tooth is blue.
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Do you have a BLUE TOOTH....???
no not got a blue tooth lol only on my comp and phone this made me laugh
Reply:wow amazing!!! haha..
how u did that??? or its gifted???
lol
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Cell phones that have blue tooth...?
My friend and I both have cell phones that have blue tooth and I know that you can transfer all your ring tones to each other. We tried and can not figure it out. I was told our phones had to be next to each other when it is done. Do you know how??? Please help.
Cell phones that have blue tooth...?
Its really simple frirst you have to go to settings and turn both of your bluetooth on then one of you has to put FIND ME while the other chooses a ringtone from the list opens the sub menu and selects copy it should say finding receivers or something similar the other persons will say that you are receiving a fille the other person will have to put accept, wait a few seconds and voila the other person has o copy of your ringtone
Reply:I don't know what brand of cell phones you have, so my answer will be generic.
Turn on the bluetooth function on both phones and at the same time make sure that you turn on the Find other devices function. While one phone seeks for the other, the other needs to be set where it is findable. Most phones have security built in that even with Bluetooth on, others will not connect to them without your permission.
Once your phone finds the other and achieves connectivity go to your ring tones. There select the ones you want to transfer and one of the options should be Beam file or sound or ring. When you Beam (or Transfer) the file the other phone will prompt you if you want to accept the file(s) being send. Say Yes and Voila!!!
This is a pretty general and generic explaination, because I really don't know what phones you have and whether they have Bluetooth that transmits everything you want, or only sound to a headset. Some Bluetooth phones are limited in transfers they can perform.
Reply:You can't always transfer downloaded ringtones. Sometimes they are locked by your provider. If you can transfer them, they don't have to be directly next to each other, but they do have to be in the same vacinity.
To connect to each other, you both have to turn your bluetooth function on. Then one of you has to search for the other one's device. To finish connecting, you have to input the PIN of the device you are trying to connect to.
Reply:A lot of phone service providers "cripple" their phones' bluetooth features. This is to make you buy ringtones and such from them.
Reply:Depends on what type of phones. You can go to the maker's website for user manuals. Bluetooth works best at no more than 30 - 150 feet away depending on how strong the signal is.
Reply:first you have to turn on bluetooth that is if you have it and no you do not have to be close or next to each other another thing is that a lot of the ring tones are copy witten and will not allow you to send them out unless it is an mp3 but most of the time it will not let you do that
Reply:Turn urs and ur friends bluetooth on first..(try the settings option from the menu) . then go to the ringtone and hit send. It will search all the devices that have blue tooth. chose the one u want and hit send.. By the way which phone u have..
leather boots
Cell phones that have blue tooth...?
Its really simple frirst you have to go to settings and turn both of your bluetooth on then one of you has to put FIND ME while the other chooses a ringtone from the list opens the sub menu and selects copy it should say finding receivers or something similar the other persons will say that you are receiving a fille the other person will have to put accept, wait a few seconds and voila the other person has o copy of your ringtone
Reply:I don't know what brand of cell phones you have, so my answer will be generic.
Turn on the bluetooth function on both phones and at the same time make sure that you turn on the Find other devices function. While one phone seeks for the other, the other needs to be set where it is findable. Most phones have security built in that even with Bluetooth on, others will not connect to them without your permission.
Once your phone finds the other and achieves connectivity go to your ring tones. There select the ones you want to transfer and one of the options should be Beam file or sound or ring. When you Beam (or Transfer) the file the other phone will prompt you if you want to accept the file(s) being send. Say Yes and Voila!!!
This is a pretty general and generic explaination, because I really don't know what phones you have and whether they have Bluetooth that transmits everything you want, or only sound to a headset. Some Bluetooth phones are limited in transfers they can perform.
Reply:You can't always transfer downloaded ringtones. Sometimes they are locked by your provider. If you can transfer them, they don't have to be directly next to each other, but they do have to be in the same vacinity.
To connect to each other, you both have to turn your bluetooth function on. Then one of you has to search for the other one's device. To finish connecting, you have to input the PIN of the device you are trying to connect to.
Reply:A lot of phone service providers "cripple" their phones' bluetooth features. This is to make you buy ringtones and such from them.
Reply:Depends on what type of phones. You can go to the maker's website for user manuals. Bluetooth works best at no more than 30 - 150 feet away depending on how strong the signal is.
Reply:first you have to turn on bluetooth that is if you have it and no you do not have to be close or next to each other another thing is that a lot of the ring tones are copy witten and will not allow you to send them out unless it is an mp3 but most of the time it will not let you do that
Reply:Turn urs and ur friends bluetooth on first..(try the settings option from the menu) . then go to the ringtone and hit send. It will search all the devices that have blue tooth. chose the one u want and hit send.. By the way which phone u have..
leather boots
Can any one give me information on Blue Tooth?
I have a mobile phone with Blue Tooth. Sometimes when I am at work or college someone or something tries to connect to my blue tooth. For this to happen does this person need to be in the same room as me.
Can any one give me information on Blue Tooth?
i work for a mobile phone company and bluetooth range is 10 metres most handsets cannot access your phone without you accepting to pair with the device but be aware most sony ericssons can pair with a device and take things from your phone whilst you are waiting to be sent something
Reply:WITHIN ABOUT 10 METERS BUT THEY CANNOT CONNECT UNLESS YOU AGRRE SO DONT WORRY JUST DENY ACCES
Reply:No they dont need to be in the same room, As has already been said the range is 10 metres. Normally they cant 'pair' with you unless you agree to accept. However an enterprising person can hack into your phone if your bluetooth is switched on.
so I wouls recommend you switch off bluetooth until you need it (or at least switch it to hidden mode.).
You can do this by going into the various menus of your phone.
Also you will find your battery lasts a lot longer with bluetooth switched off.
Out of interest next time your in apublic place like a pub do a search and see how many phones you pick up with bluetooth.
Reply:the girl with the second is right i have a Sony Ericsson and i stole my Pricapals and her Assistanint Princapals contacts everything today and they where like PDAs or something like tht Sony Ericssons a very powerful i have all kinds of bluejacking,bluesnfaing or something like tht tools to get into ppls cell phones so i would be very careful and i would also leave ur bluetooth off and SE are mostly affect so dont buy an SE if u do once again becareful
Reply:Bluetooth works on a very low level radio frequency. You kind of 'tune in' to each phone from a distance of up to 10m (usually). You have probably noticed people trying to send dodgy photos to you if you have noticed it and/or they ask for you to allow them.
There is a more serious side though - bluejackers. They will hack into your phone to take your personal details. I don't really see much point in doing that but i'm sure people ahve their reasons. If you have any personal info on your device then this is more of a worry.
I would turn the bluetooth off other than when you need to use it to be completely safe. If you don't want to do this then just reject the request.
Reply:yes, the person have to be in the same room or near by area. bluetooth don't catch signals from far ,
Can any one give me information on Blue Tooth?
i work for a mobile phone company and bluetooth range is 10 metres most handsets cannot access your phone without you accepting to pair with the device but be aware most sony ericssons can pair with a device and take things from your phone whilst you are waiting to be sent something
Reply:WITHIN ABOUT 10 METERS BUT THEY CANNOT CONNECT UNLESS YOU AGRRE SO DONT WORRY JUST DENY ACCES
Reply:No they dont need to be in the same room, As has already been said the range is 10 metres. Normally they cant 'pair' with you unless you agree to accept. However an enterprising person can hack into your phone if your bluetooth is switched on.
so I wouls recommend you switch off bluetooth until you need it (or at least switch it to hidden mode.).
You can do this by going into the various menus of your phone.
Also you will find your battery lasts a lot longer with bluetooth switched off.
Out of interest next time your in apublic place like a pub do a search and see how many phones you pick up with bluetooth.
Reply:the girl with the second is right i have a Sony Ericsson and i stole my Pricapals and her Assistanint Princapals contacts everything today and they where like PDAs or something like tht Sony Ericssons a very powerful i have all kinds of bluejacking,bluesnfaing or something like tht tools to get into ppls cell phones so i would be very careful and i would also leave ur bluetooth off and SE are mostly affect so dont buy an SE if u do once again becareful
Reply:Bluetooth works on a very low level radio frequency. You kind of 'tune in' to each phone from a distance of up to 10m (usually). You have probably noticed people trying to send dodgy photos to you if you have noticed it and/or they ask for you to allow them.
There is a more serious side though - bluejackers. They will hack into your phone to take your personal details. I don't really see much point in doing that but i'm sure people ahve their reasons. If you have any personal info on your device then this is more of a worry.
I would turn the bluetooth off other than when you need to use it to be completely safe. If you don't want to do this then just reject the request.
Reply:yes, the person have to be in the same room or near by area. bluetooth don't catch signals from far ,
What's the difference between a blue tooth capeable cell phone and a built in blue tooth cel?
Does one include the blue tooth accessories?
What's the difference between a blue tooth capeable cell phone and a built in blue tooth cel?
Let me ask you one thing whats the difference between a 4 leg capable cat and a cat with 4 legs.
its the same.
Reply:? It's the same thing. If a cell phone's is bluetooth capeable, so it's got a built in bluetooth.
Bye!
Reply:It sounds like Blue Tooth Capable would require a plug in, but Built In would connect automatically or only needs software to connect.
Reply:Bluetooth would allow you to use bluetooth wireless headsets and what not, and communication with other devices of that nature. You can control Lego Mindstorms robots with a bluetooth cell phone, I always thought that was pretty interesting! For most people though, it doesn't really matter.
Reply:one cell has blue tooth already intalled a phone, and one phone, you can add the blue tooth optional
clogs
What's the difference between a blue tooth capeable cell phone and a built in blue tooth cel?
Let me ask you one thing whats the difference between a 4 leg capable cat and a cat with 4 legs.
its the same.
Reply:? It's the same thing. If a cell phone's is bluetooth capeable, so it's got a built in bluetooth.
Bye!
Reply:It sounds like Blue Tooth Capable would require a plug in, but Built In would connect automatically or only needs software to connect.
Reply:Bluetooth would allow you to use bluetooth wireless headsets and what not, and communication with other devices of that nature. You can control Lego Mindstorms robots with a bluetooth cell phone, I always thought that was pretty interesting! For most people though, it doesn't really matter.
Reply:one cell has blue tooth already intalled a phone, and one phone, you can add the blue tooth optional
clogs
What exactly is blue tooth technology and how does it work?
what does it mean if a phone or computer is blue tooth capable?
What exactly is blue tooth technology and how does it work?
Blue tooth is a form of short range wireless networking. In short if you have two blue tooth capable devices they should be able to communicate. Send ringers, photos, schedules from your phone to your computer and vais versa. You can also use devices like wireless blue tooth headsets(very cool by the way).
Reply:wireless mobile technology
Reply:check www.howstuffworks.com I believe is the website it should give you a very detailed explanation
Reply:It is a wireless connection. For phones, you can wear those wireless headphone and connect to computer. Few wireless mice use bluetooth.
What exactly is blue tooth technology and how does it work?
Blue tooth is a form of short range wireless networking. In short if you have two blue tooth capable devices they should be able to communicate. Send ringers, photos, schedules from your phone to your computer and vais versa. You can also use devices like wireless blue tooth headsets(very cool by the way).
Reply:wireless mobile technology
Reply:check www.howstuffworks.com I believe is the website it should give you a very detailed explanation
Reply:It is a wireless connection. For phones, you can wear those wireless headphone and connect to computer. Few wireless mice use bluetooth.
Any recommendations for blue tooth car kit?
I am looking to buy a blue tooth car kit that does not need to be professionaly installed (just one that will clip onto the visor or something). Anyone have any recommendations? I'd like one that shows the incoming call # and with voice dialing. Thanks a bunch!
Any recommendations for blue tooth car kit?
Try asking the clerks at a place that sells this kind of equipment (Best Buy, for example). They should be able to advise you best.
Good luck.
Any recommendations for blue tooth car kit?
Try asking the clerks at a place that sells this kind of equipment (Best Buy, for example). They should be able to advise you best.
Good luck.
Why wont my blue tooth connect to my phone??
I use my blue tooth every day. Its charged and its programmed to my phone but today it wont connect! I hit "connect" then it trys to connect but then nothing?????!!
Why wont my blue tooth connect to my phone??
Your phone might not be the same way, but when my phone (Razr) is low and soon needs the battery recharged, my bluetooth won't connect to it or it will but then it will disconnect once the battery of the phone gets down to a certain point...likely to conserve the battery on the phone.
You might want to ensure that you have at least 2 bars when using the bluetooth...don't know if that is the reason on your phone but do know it's the case for mine.
Good luck
Reply:I guess it's a good feature :) except when the phone is ready to die and the earpiece disconnects in the middle of a conversation then my pocket starts screaming at me "are you there?" :) Good luck hope you get this solved. Appreciate the rating, thank you. Report It
Reply:how far away from your phone are you?
Reply:My dad's just did this, his setting had somehow been messed up and he had to correct it.
Reply:maybe your bluetooth head set is broke...try hooking up another headset to your phone....it's called troubleshooting.
Reply:Go into your settings, and ensure the bluetooth function is enabled. You may have to reconnect the headset to our phone. You'll have to refer to your bluetooth headset documentation to find out exactly how to do that.
Reply:I have found that a weak batery is the most likely the problem. If you have anything magnetic near it it will interfer with transmissions.
Why wont my blue tooth connect to my phone??
Your phone might not be the same way, but when my phone (Razr) is low and soon needs the battery recharged, my bluetooth won't connect to it or it will but then it will disconnect once the battery of the phone gets down to a certain point...likely to conserve the battery on the phone.
You might want to ensure that you have at least 2 bars when using the bluetooth...don't know if that is the reason on your phone but do know it's the case for mine.
Good luck
Reply:I guess it's a good feature :) except when the phone is ready to die and the earpiece disconnects in the middle of a conversation then my pocket starts screaming at me "are you there?" :) Good luck hope you get this solved. Appreciate the rating, thank you. Report It
Reply:how far away from your phone are you?
Reply:My dad's just did this, his setting had somehow been messed up and he had to correct it.
Reply:maybe your bluetooth head set is broke...try hooking up another headset to your phone....it's called troubleshooting.
Reply:Go into your settings, and ensure the bluetooth function is enabled. You may have to reconnect the headset to our phone. You'll have to refer to your bluetooth headset documentation to find out exactly how to do that.
Reply:I have found that a weak batery is the most likely the problem. If you have anything magnetic near it it will interfer with transmissions.
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