Ipod Touch Via Bluetooth

Hi ALL,
I am a new person in this fourm. I am planning to get an Ipod Touch 3rd Generation but I need help in a topic....
I have a bluetooth in my notebook (Windows OS). Am I able to send a song or photo or video from my notebook to the Ipod Touch via bluetooth *no cables pluged in* simply just via bluetooth ??
BTW, the Ipod is still new and not jailbreaked or nothing.
Is it possible to do so?
Any annswer or openion is welcome
Thanks in Advance. (Details would be better)

Ipod Touch Via Bluetooth wrote:
so the only was is to use the cable to connnect it from my notebook to Ipod touch??
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for putting e.g. MS Office files or .pdf files on it: check out e.g. _*Flash Drive*_ or _*Documents To Go*_. both require a wi-fi connection, though.
what about if I download any bluetooth program from the App Store ( For Example: iBlueNova ).
searching the app store for iBlueNova did not bring up anything for me. instead, search for +bluetooth fileshare+. maybe that app is for you ...
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so the only was is to use the cable to connnect it from my notebook to Ipod touch??
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so the only was is to use the cable to connnect it from my notebook to Ipod touch??
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Can I connect to my touch using bluetooth? I have only used BT for wireless mouse and keyboard but I noticed it has selections for the iPhone and when I went to Other for devices it saw my touch. I just don't know enough about bluetooth and if this works, what benefit it has.

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