Telstra next generation phone

[Craig Ross]

I have Sony Ericsson K800i, i havnt tried bluetooth but via the usb cable i
can, copy music, games, picutures.

When i plug my phone in Gnome pops up at me and wants to import the pictures
and Amarok pops up and wants to use it to sync audio, both of theese work a
treat.

the only prob is the K800i doesnt support OGG :(

Good luck

On 7/19/07, Dave Hall <ubuntu at skwashd.com> wrote:
>
> On Thu, 2007-07-19 at 00:43 +0930, squareyes wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > have just acquired a next generation Telstra phone, which is (according
> > to manual able to connect via usb and bluetooth.
> > Sadly in this area CDMA and Next generation are the only mobiles that
> > can get a signal. Would like to be able to
> > download any pictures I may take with the phone, although there will be
> > very few.
> > The phone  LG TU 500 , I have had suggested a bluetooth dongle,
> > (supposedly plug and play), does anyone know if
> > either usb ( which comes with Win software) or the bluetooth dongle is
> > likely to work, before I lash out with the
> > funds for the usb cable ($45) or the dongle?
>
> I use bt with my Nokia 6280 and SE v600i for transfering pics and stuff
> to/from the handsets.  Works a treat on feisty.
>
> sudo apt-get install gnome-vfs-obexftp bluez-pin
>
> Then in nautilus simply type "obex:///" into the location bar (without
> the quotes of course).  konq on kubuntu has similar support but I have
> never tried it so I can't tell you what options to use.
>
> Most bt dongles should work with linux (and ubuntu).
>
> Cheers
>
> Dave
>
>
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