Did anybody know this about the Motorola W385 and RAZR2?
Well, I was fooling around with my friend's RAZR2 yesterday and I noticed you could send files (photos and sounds) via Bluetooth. My W385 phone has Bluetooth and I've been looking for a solution on how to send photos from my computer to my phone. I realized I could send photos and sounds from the RAZR2 to my phone. I guess all I have to do is put the files I want to send to my phone on the MicroSD card of my friend's phone, then send those files via Bluetooth. Also, because the W385 is capable of MP3 ringtones and it can still play sounds while the phone is closed or while you're on the internet or texting or whatever, that means it's capable of playing any type and length of MP3 file. I copied some full MP3 songs to my phone and what do you know! They play and they go loud! The W385 is a pretty amazing phone for not being an MP3 phone, but you need to send files via Bluetooth. It doesn't even need to be a RAZR2 or even a Motorola phone for that matter; any phone or Bluetooth-equipped computer can send files. I guess the W385 isn't an MP3 phone because it doesn't exactly have the Telus Mobile Music player and it classifies your songs as sounds. Also, it only has 40MB of built-in memory so this wouldn't be practical.
What's your opinion on this new finding? Did you already know about this or is this all news to you?
So I guess the true finding here is you can share files between phones (any brand, any type) as long as they have Bluetooth.
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