- Now you can personalize just about everything on your phone!
- Create, download and manage ringtones, screensavers, images, audio and video clips.
- Send messages with a special flair only a photo can add, or even a few video clips.
- If your phone has camera capabilities, transfer your photos to your computer and use them as screensavers.
- Organization made easy. The intuitive synchronization wizard guides you through the process of updating your calendar and phonebook and provides a back up on your computer.
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Compatible with the Motorola V600 Bluetooth-enabled phone, this software lets you use Motorola Mobile PhoneTools 2.0 and turn your laptop or PC into a Bluetooth-enabled PC. The PhoneTools version 2.0 Software CD also includes digital personalization and multimedia center functionality. When you're plugged in, a handy toolbar appears on your PC simulating your phone's interface, featuring icon buttons for the Internet Connection Manager, Send / Receive SMS commands, Email Client, Multimedia Center, Phone Book Manager, View Calendar, Synchronization, and Phone Information. So syncing up your data is easier than ever. The software is compatible with Microsoft Outlook Express, Outlook 97, 98, 2000, and 2002, and Lotus Notes 5.0, 5.5 and 6.01.
NOTE: for phones other than the Motorola V600, multimedia compatibility is dependant upon the individual phone's software capabilities.
What's in the Box
Mobile PhoneTools Software CD, User Guide
Product Description
Mobile PhoneTools 2.0 with Bluetooth USB PC adapter. The intuitive software allows you to sync, organize and manage information; or to be creative with ringtones, screensavers, audio and pages; Bluetooth USB PC adapter replaces the USB cable to make it even easier.
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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
DO NOT USE FOR THE VERIZON WIRELESS V710,
This review is from: Motorola Mobile Phonetools 2.0 w/ USB Bluetooth Adapter (Wireless Phone Accessory)
Unlike the user manual says for the Motorola V710 AND the Mobile Phone Tools 2.0 manual says AND Motorola's website says, this product is incompatible for the V710. Do not purchase this product if you want to transfer multimedia files (MP3, pictures, video, etc) between the phone and your computer. Verizon installed it's own software on the phones to lock out that capability so that it's subscribers were forced to email their pictures to themselves (for $ of course). If you are in the market for multimedia transfer from your V710 phone and your computer, go to Motorola's website, and bring up the V710. Click on accessories, and you will see a San Disk Transflash Card (64MB or 128MB) and a San Disk Card Reader available. The card inserts into the tiny port on top of your phone and you can save all of your pics or vids to that. Then, remove the card, plug it into the reader and plug that into your USB port on your computer. You can now transfer anything you want.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
V710: No Go,
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This review is from: Motorola Mobile Phonetools 2.0 w/ USB Bluetooth Adapter (Wireless Phone Accessory)
After noting on both the Amazon and the Motorola websites that this adapter IS compatible with the Motorola V710 phone, I haplessly purchased this item.
In ten hours of troubleshooting, I was able to get the correct drivers installed to enable BlueTooth. This in itself was quite a project on XPsp2. Although the BlueTooth drivers were installed correctly, as demonstrated by a number of working BlueTooth functions like 'pairing' the phone with the computer, I was never able to get past the 'Initializing' screen on the simulated phone display. In several hours of troubleshooting this, I came across the following note buried on Motorola's website: "NOTE: Currently, the Motorola V710phone [sic] distributed in North America supports Mobile Phone Tools only through a USB cable connection. A solution to support Mobile Phone Tools over a Bluetooth connection should be available later this year." The note itself is undated. With only a few days left in 2004, I am left wondering what year is `this' year. It would be nice to have been told this before buying the thing. Now I have to go through the hassle of returning it. I gave this item two stars instead of one because for all I know the actual Phone Tools may be fantastic; I try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. The problem, of course, is that I'll never know if the Phone Tools are any good. I couldn't get the software to initialize. Incidentally, I could not find anywhere in the Internet the USB cable compatible with the V710 which was mentioned in Motorola's note. Admittedly, I have not scoured the web for this cable, but my first fifteen minutes of searching proved fruitless. I hope this information helps some other user out there.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works flawlessly once setup is finally done,
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This review is from: Motorola Mobile Phonetools 2.0 w/ USB Bluetooth Adapter (Wireless Phone Accessory)
I bought this to use with my V551 (basically the made-for-Cingular V600, only a few slight differences). My gamble paid off, and it DOES work with the V551, as well as several other models added with version upgrades downloaded for free from Motorola. Works as advertised after finally setting it up properly.
The setup difficulties account for the missing star. It was a bit annoying having to immediately update the software with 3 or 4 successive downloads, but I was glad that Motorola at least made these upgrades available for free. Once it was initially working, I could only synchronize my contacts and calendar entries, but I soon found that it was my firewall preventing media transfers. If you have problems, remember that Bluetooth does count as a network connection, so you have to OK it with your firewall. Unfortuately, this isn't easy information to find in the manual or Motorola FAQs. After upgrades and setup, the adapter and software finally work perfectly as advertised. No problem synchronizing with Outlook (I still have 2000), and media transfers (pictures, ringtones, etc.) work well. I especially like the included tools to automatically trim pictures to fit as wallpaper and to quickly transform sound files (including my MP3s!) into ringtones. The product does work well when set up correctly with compatible phones. I believe that most Motorola Bluetooth phones are compatible, with the exception of the V710 (mostly Verizon's fault, not the adapter's), but try to make sure your model is supported. You heard it from me that it can work with the V551.
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