In a similar way, you can also send data to the phone.
Multimedia files, which are not protected by copyrights and whose transferring is not prohibited either, can be sent to a computer or other devices through Infrared port or Bluetooth.
The gallery offers three views: a simple file list (5 items per page), a file list with details (3 items) or a matrix image (9 items without details). It is divided into several sections: Pictures, Video clips, and Music files, Themes, Graphics, Tones and Records. The phone has a gallery, which allows for browsing the multimedia files saved in the built-in memory or on the card. I mean, you will manage to download the file into the phone, but it will not get started afterwards. You will have to do it either from the computer using PC Suite, or from WAP.
It is not possible to download and install a java game or application through the infrared port. The maximum size of the java midlet has been boosted from 128 KB to 512 KB. Anyway, when I counted up all possible items I did not get over 24 MB. What a pity that the USB cable is not a part of the original delivery package and has to be bought additionally.Īccording to Nokia's statements the phone has 32 MB built-in memory, but the user is allowed to use 27 MB. Hence the transferring speed is 15 MB per minute. I needed 70 seconds to cable transfer a 17.5 MB files from the computer to the phone's card. The phone is unusable while in a process of transferring, but a sound alerts you of the missed calls and messages. No installation is necessary if you repeatedly connect the phone to a computer for the hard drive appears straight away. If you give a positive answer, the computer finds the phone and installs it as a storage device. Immediately after the cable has been connected the following request appears on the display "Activate USB data transfer? ".
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