RAZR Driver

Wolfgang Barth wrote:
> The "mobile Phone tools" from Motorola is free.

"Free" as in you can download it free from a Motorola site?

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It's $50 on the Moto site - a lot cheaper on ebay!


> Wolfgang Barth wrote:
>> The "mobile Phone tools" from Motorola is free.
>
> "Free" as in you can download it free from a Motorola site?

BruceR schrieb:
> It's $50 on the Moto site - a lot cheaper on ebay!
>
Motorola phone tools standard always comes bundled here (in Germany). So
I thought it is "free". Only the "professional version" has to be paid
for. The primary value of this upgrade is synchronisation with Outlook.

But if you just want to upload/download data and so on then you can go
to any of the alternative programs like Mobiledit! which has a free
starter version or start at motomodders.net or motox.us to find more.

Wolfgang

PS: All and every data capable phone I know has some software bundled
with it. I think its no good idea of Motorola to sell this extra. Its
speaking strongly against them.

Do you have Bluetooth on your PC? The OBEX data transfer does work
without any additional PC software with the RAZR.

Wolfgang Barth schrieb:
>
>> It's $50 on the Moto site - a lot cheaper on ebay!
>>
Just found a site here which is offering the professional version
bundled with the USB cable for 30.70 Euro:

http://www.telefon.de/produkt.asp?products_id=36007

Wolfgang

In the US most carriers (not Motorola) sell the phones stripped down to
the very basic. They may include a cheap headset but you usually get
just the phone, battery, manual, and a charger. The phones are heavily
subsidized so accesories like cables and software aren't included. You
didn't get yours for free - the cost was bundled into the package you
purchased. European & Asian versions usually include more and cost more.


> BruceR schrieb:
>> It's $50 on the Moto site - a lot cheaper on ebay!
>>
> Motorola phone tools standard always comes bundled here (in Germany).
> So I thought it is "free". Only the "professional version" has to be
> paid for. The primary value of this upgrade is synchronisation with
> Outlook.
> But if you just want to upload/download data and so on then you can go
> to any of the alternative programs like Mobiledit! which has a free
> starter version or start at motomodders.net or motox.us to find more.
>
> Wolfgang
>
> PS: All and every data capable phone I know has some software bundled
> with it. I think its no good idea of Motorola to sell this extra. Its
> speaking strongly against them.
>
> Do you have Bluetooth on your PC? The OBEX data transfer does work
> without any additional PC software with the RAZR.

BruceR wrote:
> In the US most carriers (not Motorola) sell the phones stripped down to
> the very basic. They may include a cheap headset but you usually get
> just the phone, battery, manual, and a charger. The phones are heavily

"not Motorola"? I bought a (Cingular) subsidized V180 last fall- phone,
battery, manual, charger is all I remember. Was there a CD in there I
didn't notice?

Maybe only people rich enough to pay a guy to remove vowels get more?

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"Phil Nelson" <pCUT_THiS_TEXTdn@soAND_THiS_TEXTnic.net> wrote in message
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> BruceR wrote:
>> In the US most carriers (not Motorola) sell the phones stripped down to
>> the very basic. They may include a cheap headset but you usually get just
>> the phone, battery, manual, and a charger. The phones are heavily
>
> "not Motorola"? I bought a (Cingular) subsidized V180 last fall- phone,
> battery, manual, charger is all I remember. Was there a CD in there I
> didn't notice?
>
> Maybe only people rich enough to pay a guy to remove vowels get more?
>
> --
> Phil Nelson

I think that you misunderstood BruceR... He's saying that Motorola doesn't
strip the phone down, but that the carriers here in the States do. In other
words, because our phones cost less then Euro phones do, they come with
fewer goodies, like MPT.

Aaron

Aaron wrote:
> "Phil Nelson" <pCUT_THiS_TEXTdn@soAND_THiS_TEXTnic.net> wrote in message
> news:4401bc1d$0$95992$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
>
>>BruceR wrote:
>>
>>>In the US most carriers (not Motorola) sell the phones stripped down to
>>>the very basic. They may include a cheap headset but you usually get just
>>>the phone, battery, manual, and a charger. The phones are heavily
>>
>>"not Motorola"? I bought a (Cingular) subsidized V180 last fall- phone,
>>battery, manual, charger is all I remember. Was there a CD in there I
>>didn't notice?
>>
>>Maybe only people rich enough to pay a guy to remove vowels get more?
>>
>>--
>>Phil Nelson
>
>
> I think that you misunderstood BruceR... He's saying that Motorola doesn't
> strip the phone down, but that the carriers here in the States do. In other
> words, because our phones cost less then Euro phones do, they come with
> fewer goodies, like MPT.

I see it now, thanks. I suppose wishful thinking might have influenced
my interpretation- I need MPT but can't afford it and won't pirate it.

I'm (i)syncing OK to my Mac mini, but currently have no solution for
my Windows XP laptop. I can use the V180 as a modem, but that's all,
so far.

--
Phil Nelson