Pairing Dare with computer via Bluetooth

If you pair your Dare with your computer via Bluetooth, you can transfer any file if you have an sd card in your dare, if not you can transfer mp3 and jpg.

Figure out how to pair it with your computer:
usually turn your computer bluetooth on
go to the dare bluetooth menu click add, click start, follow instruction, put in any code, match it with the prompt on the computer, and you're done.

When you see your computer icon in the bluetooth menu of the dare, touch it, you will see a menu, scroll down to browse/get files. wait for it to connect, you should see a screen pop up on your computer (you should make sure that only the destop is showing, minimize all browsers and programs) whatever address is whatever the place your phone will grab the files. This will only allow you to add one file at a time.

You can add multiple files if you go to your computer and select the file (or files) and right click it. you should see a menu with a "to bluetooth" selection. this will also add the files to your phone.

I use windows, but i think macs may also be able to do the same thing if they come with bluetooth, albeit the procedures are probably a bit different from windows.

cheers.

ounds easy enough and Ive managed to pair my phone with my Mac, but when I try to get files from my Mac using my phone it tells me "File transfer not supported". When I try to browse my phone from my comp it shuts the browser off. Ant ideas?

I pair my Dare with my Nokia N810 Internet Tablet for PAM (Phone as Modem) and it works amazingly. 

The bluetooth PAM works faster with my 2 devices paired than my friends eee machine and a Sprint aircard. 

Don't know why but I felt like letting you all know because it does not work with my brides Voyager or a Samsung Glyde. 

hey guys, can anyone give me more detail on how 2 connect my fone 2 my pc

My PC does not have BT capability built in.  I have seen BT dongles and wonder what impact that would have with the transfer.  I have found in the past that using add-ons degrades the overall performance as compared to a built in function.  Any suggestions?  I have an HPS700n mini tower.  I have "up graded" the RAM to 2gb and added a 500gb WD external harddrive.  I don't doubt I have the processing power but I wonder about the efficiency of  the dongles themselves.

I just came to check on this. Are you serious. Give you credit for this? Give me a break. 90% of this is intuitive (you know follow the instructions on the computer and phone...)  :

Having the same problem only it's with my PC.

pretty straight forward. but really bluetooth can only go so far. Phone to Phone yes. Pictures yes. but if you want to do some serious transfers like movies, sd cards are the way to go.