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There is hack to get iSync to work with Bluetooth. I haven't tired it yet, but I will when I have a bit more time.

There is a lot of documentation out there about hacking the V710. I was able to remove the "Verizion Wireless" from the screen and outside LCD and put my name their instead. I also set the phone to use more bandwith to make call quality better. I don't recall where I got the information, but it is easily obtainable.
 
Steven1621 said:
There is hack to get iSync to work with Bluetooth. I haven't tired it yet, but I will when I have a bit more time.

There is a lot of documentation out there about hacking the V710. I was able to remove the "Verizion Wireless" from the screen and outside LCD and put my name their instead. I also set the phone to use more bandwith to make call quality better. I don't recall where I got the information, but it is easily obtainable.

really? I would love to get rid of that Verizon crap :D
 
Try plugging the cable into the phone, then into the USB port. Then scan. For some reason, this is the only way OS X will detect the phone on my computer. There is no way to sync you data using Bluetooth on the Mac.
 
Do the hack man, its worth it!

Well, at least it was on my new E815. I can do Blutooth transfers, increased bandwidth, change the banners, you name it!

Check out Howardforums.com You will find more than enough information about your phone, what it can and can't do, and how to get it to do what you want.

Only catch is, you need windows to perform the Hacks
 
BiikeMike said:
Do the hack man, its worth it!

Well, at least it was on my new E815. I can do Blutooth transfers, increased bandwidth, change the banners, you name it!

Check out Howardforums.com You will find more than enough information about your phone, what it can and can't do, and how to get it to do what you want.

Only catch is, you need windows to perform the Hacks


very cool man, ill have to try them. I do have a PC so im good for trying it out :)
thanks for the link again
 
Unfortunately all of us V710 owners got jipped. The E815 is only crippled by the wireless carrier (ie, Verizon) while the V710 is crippled from the factory, so no amount of firmware flashing can help us restore full bluetooth functionality.
 
crazzyeddie said:
Unfortunately all of us V710 owners got jipped. The E815 is only crippled by the wireless carrier (ie, Verizon) while the V710 is crippled from the factory, so no amount of firmware flashing can help us restore full bluetooth functionality.


That sucks!

Looks like its time for an upgrade :D
 
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