i'm am askin if there is away to put songs onto my V180 motorola cell phone from me pc by using a usb cable?
537111
You need a program called mobile Phone Tools to work with your V180.  You can't save whole music files though - there's no feature that allows for music playback.  The program will, however, allow you to take a song and make it into a ringtone.  (You can also create your own wallpaper using this program.)
679274
Okay with any downloading program you're going to have to do the same thing. First when you download it, open the folder where it is. Then right click and send to "My Documents". After that go to "My Documents" and put click on the song and put it in "My Music". After that I think you need to hook up some cable to the computer and to your mp3 and transfer the songs.
954275
if you want to take ur music to other computers.  companies sell usb drives that are mp3 players.
979864
first u download the moovie or music and then u transfer them to ur massive mini media player. i dont hav one so i dont know how u transfer them but ther is a possibility u transfer them with usb or bluetooth i go for the usb connection
528720
Your cell phone probably requires software specifically designed for it.  If it's a Razr, for example, you must have the Motorola Razr compatible software, plus the cable.  I suggest calling your cell phone company or looking up your phone on yahoo.com to see what software is required to transfer files to it.
488319
You really need to specfically state the manufacturer and model# of your phone, as the exact steps vary.  The utilize the memory card in your computer, you need some type of memory card reader (depending on exactly which kind of memory card you have).  There are lots of different kinds available, including those that read multiple formats.  They almost all connect via your USB port.  Again, more info would help to answer your question better.  Even if you do go the memory card route, often you have to place your music files in a specific location on the memory card to get the phone to recognize it.\n\nSo again, please provide more details on your exact phone model.
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You need to make your PC capable of bluetooth just like you have to make your PC wireless to use wireless router.\n\nJust get a bluetooth adapter for your PC and as soon as you plug it in, you will be able to communicate with your motorola.\nGo here:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002WRGI0/104-1701409-7311150?v=glance&n=301185\n\nIts an example of what it looks like. You just plug it into your USB port. The software is downloadable on the internet or you can get it from Motorola.\n\nBluetooth headset works with your phone without wires. You just have to set your cell phone to connect with the bluetooth headset and you can use it immediately.
849716
first you install the cd given to u when buying the bluetooth divice.\nTo recive any files from ur mobile to ur pc is very simple as sending it to ur mobile from ur pc.There is a option in ur cell send via bluetooth ,just select it to send any of the file.\nthen pc asks u  conformation to alow it or not click on yes after completion of ur sending ,off the bluetooth device(remove it) then.\ngo tp my documents/bluetooth/inbox.you will find it there
28183
It really depends on the type of phone you have, but if you can receive email on your phone, try emailing the file to your phone.  Most phones don't play mp3's though because the phone makers would have to pay the owners of the mp3 patent.  You might have more luck installing a midi, if you can't get an mp3 to work.
1120705
well first off the best way to do that is using your bluetooth connection. if your phone doesn't have bluetooth then i have no answer for you. if you have a PC or laptop with bluetooth scan for your phone (make sure your bluetooth is turned on in the phone connections option).  the best way to transfer audio to your phone is an mp3. once you download it too your phone save it and then apply it as your ring tone. peace out  PS let me know if you figured it out
1134016
you can downlaod to any brand they run on windows so when your working with it, its pretty easy all you have to do is copy the music and mp3's from your pc and paste them onto the drive that the pocket pc is on
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Each phone is slightly different so hit your phone provider or manufacture's website. First step is to get a USB cable that fits the phone. I've put the first search hit I found in my source as a reference but I've never used them have no affiliation.  \n\nAssuming you have a USB hub or available connector on your PC. \n\nBefore you connect depending on the OS you're running you may have to install USB software specific to the phone (again have to check the manufacture first).  But normally you'll be ok and can continue to the next step.\n\nPlug the cable into the available USB slot, and the phone.  \n\nDepending on your OS you should get a new Drive or some pop up.  Again every OS is different here.  If your on mac you'll get a new drive connection on XP you'll get a new drive in the explorer.  Either way you'll be able to drag and drop files to and from your phone now into the predefined folders provided by your phone manufacture.  \n\nDepending on your phone you may be asked for permission on the phone to move files say yes or enter in the same code on both machines if it asks for a entry code to pair up permissions.  \n\nPersonally I went with Bluetooth connectivity for the phones easier than carrying cables around but that's another discussion.
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Ok, I have heard of this before, what you need to do is goto a nextel dealer and ask them for a data cord. It comes in usb or serial (usb is faster). That cord will hook from your computer to your cell phone. Also you need a specific software for the computer to transfer the songs over. I belive you can use "myJAL". Just goto yahoo and search for the software. Hope this helps you out!
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http://cellphoneforums.net/motorola/t206859-chirp-code-motorola-ring-tone-usb-cable.html#post999721
710472
If you have any mp3, wma, or wav files on your computer, you can use Phone Sherpa's ringtone maker to convert your music into custom ringtones for your Motorola RAZR V3:\n\nhttp://www.phonesherpa.com\n\nThey format it for your phone model then send it to you wirelessly. Its very easy to do. Phone Sherpa also has a wallpaper maker that formats any jpg or gif to your exact phone screen size. \n\nDepending on the quality level you pick, you can get up to 30 seconds of ringtone onto your RAZR using Phone Sherpa.
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You can download it onto your computer and transfer it to your phone using the data transfer cable ( which comes with the phone), or you could simply send it via bluetooth, provided your computer and your phone has the technology. One site I find very useful is:\nwww.i-phone.org\n\nYou could also set the full length song as your ringtone, but since saving the entire song is going to probably take up considerable space on your phone, you can download a music converter from www.download.com or just google for it. This converter compresses the file so an average 3500 KB song will be down-sized to around 450- 550 KB.\n\nGood Luck!
151992
You have to have a cell phone that allows this, and very few do. If you have one that does, the software that came with the phone or the PC connectivity kit (what you connect your PC to your phone with) will have a music transfer software on it. If you lost the software, go to the manufacturer of your phone, its printed right on it (like samsung or nokia, who made the phone, not like cingular or verizon, who provides the service) and go to support, and they should have a download.