Motorola's answer to V710 sync questions

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Hello!

I emailed Motorola about syncing their V710 using Phone Tools 2.0 and
Bluetooth.

I asked "I want to switch from AT&T to Verizon in about a month. I was
considering a V710 on Verizon, but most newsgroup posts say that it is not
possible to sync a phone book with a PC via the Phone Tools 2.0 software.
Are you going to give us the ability to sync to a PC in the near future?"

I got these two replies.

1) "Regarding your e-mail, we are very sorry to tell you that currently the
Motorola V710 phone distributed in North America does not support Mobile
Phone Tools over a Bluetooth connection. A solution will be available by
November 2004. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you very much for
your patience, we do appreciate it."

2) "Regarding your concern, currently the Motorola V710 phone distributed in
North America does not support Mobile Phone Tools over a Bluetooth
connection, only via a USB connection. You will only be able to sync the
phonebook and the datebook of the V710. Camera pictures can only be
retrieved using the download service offered by Verizon Wireless. A solution
will be available by November 2004."

The second reply indicates that you currently can sync phone and date books
via USB. I just asked them if their November solution will allow retrieval
of pictures as well, since it was not clear if their solution is only going
to add Bluetooth syncing of phone and date books.

I'll update this information when I get their answer.

Gregg Hill
 
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In article <v_D2d.9469$YU2.5122@twister.socal.rr.com>,
"Gregg Hill" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote:

> The second reply indicates that you currently can sync phone and date
> books via USB.

That is correct. You can do it.

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According to Motorola, the November Phone Tools update will allow Bluetooth
or USB retrieval of pictures and syncing to PC.

"Regarding your question, the solution consists of a firmware upgrade that
will restore the OBEX profile missing in the V710. Once done this the V710
will be Bluetooth enabled and you will be able to retrieve the camera
pictures via the Bluetooth link or via a USB connection."

Gregg Hill



"Gregg Hill" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:v_D2d.9469$YU2.5122@twister.socal.rr.com...
> Hello!
>
> I emailed Motorola about syncing their V710 using Phone Tools 2.0 and
> Bluetooth.
>
> I asked "I want to switch from AT&T to Verizon in about a month. I was
> considering a V710 on Verizon, but most newsgroup posts say that it is not
> possible to sync a phone book with a PC via the Phone Tools 2.0 software.
> Are you going to give us the ability to sync to a PC in the near future?"
>
> I got these two replies.
>
> 1) "Regarding your e-mail, we are very sorry to tell you that currently
> the Motorola V710 phone distributed in North America does not support
> Mobile Phone Tools over a Bluetooth connection. A solution will be
> available by November 2004. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you
> very much for your patience, we do appreciate it."
>
> 2) "Regarding your concern, currently the Motorola V710 phone distributed
> in North America does not support Mobile Phone Tools over a Bluetooth
> connection, only via a USB connection. You will only be able to sync the
> phonebook and the datebook of the V710. Camera pictures can only be
> retrieved using the download service offered by Verizon Wireless. A
> solution will be available by November 2004."
>
> The second reply indicates that you currently can sync phone and date
> books via USB. I just asked them if their November solution will allow
> retrieval of pictures as well, since it was not clear if their solution is
> only going to add Bluetooth syncing of phone and date books.
>
> I'll update this information when I get their answer.
>
> Gregg Hill
>
 

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Here is Verizon's answer http://www.nuclearelephant.com/papers/v710.html





"Gregg Hill" <bogus@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:v_D2d.9469$YU2.5122@twister.socal.rr.com...
> Hello!
>
> I emailed Motorola about syncing their V710 using Phone Tools 2.0 and
> Bluetooth.
>
> I asked "I want to switch from AT&T to Verizon in about a month. I was
> considering a V710 on Verizon, but most newsgroup posts say that it is not
> possible to sync a phone book with a PC via the Phone Tools 2.0 software.
> Are you going to give us the ability to sync to a PC in the near future?"
>
> I got these two replies.
>
> 1) "Regarding your e-mail, we are very sorry to tell you that currently
> the Motorola V710 phone distributed in North America does not support
> Mobile Phone Tools over a Bluetooth connection. A solution will be
> available by November 2004. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you
> very much for your patience, we do appreciate it."
>
> 2) "Regarding your concern, currently the Motorola V710 phone distributed
> in North America does not support Mobile Phone Tools over a Bluetooth
> connection, only via a USB connection. You will only be able to sync the
> phonebook and the datebook of the V710. Camera pictures can only be
> retrieved using the download service offered by Verizon Wireless. A
> solution will be available by November 2004."
>
> The second reply indicates that you currently can sync phone and date
> books via USB. I just asked them if their November solution will allow
> retrieval of pictures as well, since it was not clear if their solution is
> only going to add Bluetooth syncing of phone and date books.
>
> I'll update this information when I get their answer.
>
> Gregg Hill
>
 
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Or you could just modify your v710 to send to your own pixplace/mms server:

http://www.nuclearelephant.com/projects/smilgw/