Q. I made my device discoverable and all all other thing...Pressed the option for scan devices but still i can't find it..
A. Hello, Most modern computers have bluetooth in any case it does it should be be on your task bar and it should be Blue with the Bluetooth symbol on it if you do follow these steps
Make Sure they are both turned on and they are both discoverable.
On one of them it dosen't matter which one go to look for devices and it should come up.
Then it will ask you to pair it with that device and then you will prompted put in passkey usually make it easy like 1 or 0000 something like that.
Transfer the files. I hope this helps.To get a good accurate answer give the brand, model number, installed operating system of the laptop when asking a question as all PC's are not the same. Hey, I enjoyed your question, I am a retired computer technician. I hope I have helped you...
source: CompTIA A+ Certified Computer Professional
Samsung galaxy mini worth buying?
Q. Is it a good android phone, and is the battery life long enough?
Also should i get this phone or an iPod Touch and a cheap Sony Ericsson Cybershot?
I like my music and games now and again but use my PS3 and computer for that, but would like something to keep me occupied on a car journey maybe?
Any ideas as im not sure and have been looking for a while, I have the Nokia 5230 at the moment and isn't that great!
A. The Mini certainly lives up to its name -- the handset is positively dwarfed by the Galaxy S 2, although, when compared to other budget Android devices, its dimensions seem less dainty. For example, the phone is only slightly smaller than the LG Optimus One, one of its closest rivals.Like so many of Samsung's phones these days, the Mini is constructed almost entirely from plastic. Despite the lack of aluminium and brushed metal, the device feels sturdy enough. It doesn't creak when gripped tightly, and the battery cover is well secured. You'll also find that the micro-USB port is protected by a rubber cover -- something that isn't always the case on many modern phones.
The Mini bucks the trend by featuring only three buttons on its front, rather than the usual four. The near-ubiquitous Android 'search' command is missing. The placement of the buttons is also somewhat unusual. The 'home' key is fixed inside what initially looks like a trackpad, but in reality is merely a single button. This arrangement takes some time to get used to, and you'll often find yourself automatically pressing this central button as if it were a means of confirming a menu selection.
Picture imperfect
On the back of the handset, you'll find a 3-megapixel snapper, which is also capable of capturing low-resolution video footage. Sadly, the lack of flash and autofocus curtail the camera's usefulness, and the washed-out images look poor when viewed on your laptop or television.
Trapped within the Mini's modest frame are some distinctly low-end specifications. The 240x320-pixel display is possibly the most disappointing element of the entire package -- it's rather inadequate for surfing the Web and reading emails. Images appear heavily pixellated and reading tiny text is near-impossible.The upshot of this low resolution is speed. Because it doesn't have to render high-resolution images, the Mini positively whips along, despite its unimpressive 600MHz processor. Moving between applications is a pleasantly swift experience, and the process of navigating Samsung's TouchWiz user interface is never anything but silky-smooth. Hitting the Web is a reasonably nippy experience too, thanks to the inclusion of 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity
The only exception to this swiftness is mobile gaming. While the Mini is perfectly capable of playing many thousands of titles available in the Android Market, it struggles with more graphically complex titles.
Despite the presence of Android 2.2 Froyo, the Galaxy Mini's browser doesn't support Adobe Flash. Like the LG Optimus One, the Mini runs on an ARMv6 CPU, and an ARMv7 chip is required for Flash support. It's also a shame that Samsung didn't launch the handset with Android 2.3 Gingerbread -- HTC managed it with the similarly modest Wildfire S, after all.
The Swype is mightier than the tap
Like so many of Samsung's phones, the Mini ships with the Swype text-input software. This method of typing requires you to draw a line from letter to letter on the virtual keyboard to compose words, thus removing the need to lift your finger from the screen. It's incredibly quick and makes typing on the Mini's cramped 3.1-inch capacitive touchscreen much easier.Conclusion
The Samsung Galaxy Mini's nippy performance and Swype software make it an ideal phone for younger users, and those who want to experience Android but don't want to spend all their cash on a high-end phone. But the low-resolution screen, average battery life and lack of gaming clout mean you should also consider rival devices, such as the Galaxy Ace, Acer Liquid Mini and HTC Wildfire S. Still, if your aspirations are kept in check, you might find much to like about this diminutive device.
Which is better motorolla defy+ or samsung galaxy ace+ or nokia lumia 710?
Q.
A. go with the lumia 710
because its operating system is amazing
its smooth,and non laggy
its got deep facebook,twitter,linked in integration
and youve got a way better web browser than the one you find on the iphone
second cause the screen on the lumia 710 is 3.7"
amoled screen with nokia clear black technology
so the colors look better on the lumia and its easier to see in direct sunlight
and its better than the size of the galaxy ace or the defy+
third case of the camera
the lumia 710 got a dedicated camera button which is better
you can launch the camera and take a pic even when the phone is of by just pressing on the camera button
its also got added features like
burst mode,and group shot and panorama mode
what group shot allows you to do is capture the perfect moment
so if you taking a picture of 2 people and one of them blinks youll be able to rewind the time till when he was still smiling
fourth youve got nokia eclusive apps that are really good and helpful
nokia drive which is a free turn by turn navigation
nokia maps which is a free map
nokia creative studio which allows you to edit photo and take photos using effects
and nokia transportation which allows you to get around in any country while only using public transportation
and nokia city which tells you the must visit places in the city you are in
nokia beta,nokia lens,future rovio games and espn and cnn
both the defy+ and the galaxy ace either run on android 2.3 or 2.2 and wont be upgraded to andorid 4.0 or 4.1
in other wordes abandoned by their company
samsung cares about its galaxy s2 and s3 and note
and motorola cares about its razr and razr maxx
while nokia cares about every single one of its customers
hope i helped :)
tell me what you decided to get
and if you got any question press on my name and email me
and ask the question in the email
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