Crusader
Executive Member
As for the Bluetooth thing I might have a few notes which might pinpoint the problem.
On my Nokia 6600 I discovered that large files would not transfer properly, and that the files was copied to the phone's memory instead of the flash memory.
It might be that the Bluetooth services is hardcoded to accept Bluetooth stuff and store it in the phone's memory. If hardcoded, it'll be a bugger to change.
If it's softcoded (ie you can change the storage location) then we'll need to find out how to change it, and then you'll be able to transfer large files via Bluetooth.
As for Bluetooth transfer speeds, USB is generally faster although you have to schlepp a cable around all over the place.
Rule of thumb : themes and small files (or backups) - do it via Bluetooth. Large files (gazillions of RIAA-outlawed MP3's) - do it by USB.
Anybody tried to watch a video on this phone yet?
Does Windows need drivers installed to access the phone's memory card? If not, then you can use it as an USB memory stick... but battery life might be shortened that way.
(I don't have this phone yet, but plan on acquiring one soon)
Yes, Bluetooth only copies files to the internal memory according to the manual. Sadly there's no way to change that.
Windows doesn't need drivers to access the phone's memory card. Works pretty well as just a USB memory stick. I dislike installing unknown software so I haven't installed the software that came with the phone. Managed to copy files to the phone by using it as a mass storage device.
I don't have any videos in 3gp format, so sadly can't comment on video performance.