Samsung A670 software and data cable?

Anyone know anywhere where I can buy the software and data cable for my Samsung A670? I want to be able to download pictures from my phone onto my PC. I would prefer a serial cable as my keyboard and mouse use up all my USB connections on my PC.

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Originally Posted by DjArcadian

Anyone know anywhere where I can buy the software and data cable for my Samsung A670? I want to be able to download pictures from my phone onto my PC. I would prefer a serial cable as my keyboard and mouse use up all my USB connections on my PC.

If you have a PC-Card (PCMCIA) Slot, buy One "PCMCIA to USB Converter" card, such as Adaptic's USB2 Connect, which you can add extra 2 USB ports.
Then get "USB Data & Charging Cable with USB Driver", can buy from BargainCell.com for around $26.00 including shipping.
Best software I am using is "DataPilot ver3" from Susteen.com for duplexing data
(Texts, Phone Numbers, Images, etc.) comapare to the "Future Dial" products.
(Note: Susteen carries an USB cable separately.)

Buy a Samsung OEM USB Data Cable for your phone from eBay for around $8-10.. then download BitPim from bitpim.sourceforge.net

Download the Samsung drivers for the phone from futuredial.com and use BitPim to connect to your phone.

I already have the data cable and drivers for my Samsung A670 phone. I'm not trying to figure out what software i need, so that I can download pictures from my phone to my PC. Is there any free software to do this?


Thank you

As the Post above states - BitPim is free. You can go to where he said, or start out at http://bitpim.org.

i have the cable but when plug it in, no new device is detected, does that mean defective?

HOLY COW!! I'm a newbie on here and just found BitPim. All I have to say is "wow". It ticked me off... why would Samsung make their phones USB compatable and not make the files accessable from a PC. It didn't make a bit of sense to me, unless they were deliberately trying to rip off their customers for even more money (not that that would surprise me.) I will admit, I tried and failed to rip SnapMedia and DataPilot off the internet. It made me mad that Samsung didn't provide this to their customers and I was going to have to pay for it, but after going and downloading the FREE Bitpim software I seem to have somehow lost so much of that angst. I'm going to have to send those developers a little money just out of general principle.

I don't know how it will work for anyone else, but I've got a SCH-A670 and BitPim works fabulously!!