any freee stuff

zack <[email protected]> wrote:

> Anybody know of anywhere i can download FREE ringtones,
> wallpapers games etc, everywhere i look it's input
> your mobile number then it comes up with this will cost
> £££££££.
>
> any help appreciated, i'm using the razr v3.

You're often better off paying for things, some "free" ringtones,
wallpapers, games, etc. will contain viruses and other malware.

If you do download anything DO NOT open it until you've scanned it with
a good antivirus program.

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On 2/9/2007 11:06 AM zack wrote:
> Anybody know of anywhere i can download FREE ringtones,
> wallpapers games etc, everywhere i look it's input
> your mobile number then it comes up with this will cost
> £££££££.
>
> any help appreciated, i'm using the razr v3.
>
> zack.
>
> Recycle food today, eat a burger for dinner & tea.
> Destructive typing in progress, please watch your fingers.
> Will the last person to leave planet earth switch of the light.
>
Zack,

Obtain a copy of Motorola Phone Tools. With it you can edit sound files
and transfer the clips to your moto. If you have it on your PC or a
CDrom you can send it to your phone. (or wife's phone).

You can do the same thing with photos to wallpaper on your phone. You
can also backup your contact list plus some other useful stuff. I
didn't buy retail but got an OEM release of Moto Phone Tools and saved a
few bucks. It comes with a UPC cable you can use to connect your phone
to your PC. Or if your PC is Bluetooth capable the software will use
that for computer to phone transfers or the reverse.

I ordered mine from the Wireless Emporium in California. But, I am sure
that you can locate a seller in the UK. The application will pay for
itself if you use it frequently as I do.

--
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Brian M. Kochera
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John Navas <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 15:03:11 -0700, XS11E <[email protected]>
> wrote in <[email protected]>:

>>You're often better off paying for things, some "free" ringtones,
>>wallpapers, games, etc. will contain viruses and other malware.
>
> Games perhaps, but not ring tones or wallpapers, and I've yet to
> see any evidence of an actual J2ME virus -- have you?

No, but I'm a very suspicious person and have a very strong distrust of
anything from a website/source with which I'm not familiar.
>
>>If you do download anything DO NOT open it until you've scanned it
>>with a good antivirus program.
>
> On the phone?

I always download to the computer and transfer to the phone later so I
can scan the file before opening it. Refer again to the "I'm a very
suspicious person" statement. ;-)

IT Week 28Feb07 publishes the following:
"Security software house Kaspersky is warning of a new mobile virus that
does not just target smartphones but any mobile capable of running Java
(J2ME) applications"

"John Navas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 15:03:11 -0700, XS11E <[email protected]> wrote
> in <[email protected]>:
>
>>zack <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Anybody know of anywhere i can download FREE ringtones,
>>> wallpapers games etc, everywhere i look it's input
>>> your mobile number then it comes up with this will cost
>>> £££££££.
>>>
>>> any help appreciated, i'm using the razr v3.
>>
>>You're often better off paying for things, some "free" ringtones,
>>wallpapers, games, etc. will contain viruses and other malware.
>
> Games perhaps, but not ring tones or wallpapers, and I've yet to see any
> evidence of an actual J2ME virus -- have you?
>
>>If you do download anything DO NOT open it until you've scanned it with
>>a good antivirus program.
>
> On the phone?
>
> --
> Best regards, FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS:
> John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>

Brian K schrieb:
>
> You can do the same thing with photos to wallpaper on your phone. You
> can also backup your contact list plus some other useful stuff. I
> didn't buy retail but got an OEM release of Moto Phone Tools and saved a
> few bucks. It comes with a UPC cable you can use to connect your phone
> to your PC. Or if your PC is Bluetooth capable the software will use
> that for computer to phone transfers or the reverse.

If you can edit and convert your audio or pictures with any normal PC
program, you don't even have to invest into the Moto Phone Tools.

You can use P2Ktools or p2kman which can be downloaded free to transfer
files between V3 and PC.

Wolfgang