Transferring contact via bluetooth

Hi all,
I just bought a new nokia E66 phone and trying to transfer all my contacts from the old phone (nokia 6300)to the new or at least to my computer by bluetooth but I couldnt figer out how to do that with the nokia 6300.
if anyone can help me with that i would really appreciate it

Best to use cable or Bluetooth and PC Suite to backup 6300 to the computer and then restore to the E66. Or use the Switch application from your E66 - somewhere in the Tools folder...
Check that guide:
http://www.symbian-guru.com/welcome/2008/07/symbian-gurus-ultimate-guide-to-switching-devices.html
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Transferring contacts via bluetooth

Hi all,
I just bought a new nokia E66 phone and trying to transfer all my contacts from the old phone (nokia 6300)to the new or at least to my computer by bluetooth but I couldnt figer out how to do that with the nokia 6300.
if anyone can help me with that i would really appreciate it

Its a tried and tested method
Get a laptop/pc with bluetooth and install the latest nokia pc suite on it.
Now contact ur phone i.e. by pairing the bluetooth or by data cable.
Once connected u can open ur phone brwoser thru my computer and there u can see the phone memory/memmory card.
Now see where ur contacts r and then copy all the contacts on pc as a VCF File.
Then simply connected E66 and copy the same on the memory card/phone memory.... and the job is done......(the phone must be connected in Nokia PC Suite Mode)
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Need help 2 get my new BB to receive my contacts via bluetooth from od phone!

Hi guys, I just got a lovely BB Curve today and have spent the last 4 hours trying in vain to get it receive my contacts list via bluetooth from my old phone. I have paired them up and can send to my old phone but cannot receive to my BB. My old phone attempts to connect and then it comes up with a connection failed message. I have tried all sorts: making sure phones are visibile, setting them to 2 mins ....then changing it to "yes" ...making sure devices trust connection and then asking for a prompt....taking the encryption off...then leaving it on....
I really am at my wits end as I have over 150 contacts and cannot face having to write them all out and manually type them in
I am also terrified of getting into my new car tomorrow and finding out that my BB won't pair to my in-car bluetooth set up!
Thanks!

Not sure you can send/receive contacts via BLUETOOTH. Once the two devises are paired, then your done with the 2 minute limit and all that stuff. If each devise sees the name of the other devise, your done there. Then make sure there "connected" to each other. If not select the devise, press menu and select connect. Once that's done, your connected. Your car set-up should be just as simple. The setting about phone book entries, is for a bluetooth devise (headset, your car... things you make calls from and talk through) to have 'access' to your phone book to easily make phone calls. It doesn't copy or transfer your phone book, just has access. If your old phone has an option to "send contact via bluetooth" you'll probably have to do that for each contact and even then, I don't know that Blackberry will take it. Blackberry will however take v-cards. So if your old phone can e-mail a v-card, that would work. Blackberry can also synchronize with desktop applications like microsoft outlook and ever google mail. That way you'll have all your contacts from these locations as well. If your old phone can sync with these applications, that's another way to complete this task. This is done through your Blackberry Desktop Manager which also has a sync with other devises' so if your old phone has the ability to connect to a computer, you could try that. Many mobile phone carriers have software in their stores that help with this process and might be able to do this for you without charge.

IPhone ios 5 still won't send vCard contacts via bluetooth to car system

I have an iPhone 3GS and am running iOS 5.0.1. I have a 2011 Toyota Camry with built-in bluetooth. I see a lot of posts from people talking about the fact that the iPhone can't send vCard name/phone number contact information to a car bluetooth system. Sending via MMS or e-mail is not an option to a car system like this. The car bluetooth system gets put into a mode where it waits for the information from the phone. But there is no option in iOS to send vCards via bluetooth. This capability is something my wife's free Samsung Solstice phone can do, but my "smartphone" / iPhone cannot. Every number I call from the iPhone, therefore, shows as calling "no name" as I can't get basic contact names/numbers sent to the car's system. This is not a far fetched feature and many phones (free ones at that) can do this. When will users be able to get this basic feature? All I need is send vCard contacts via bluetooth...As I said, sending via MMS or e-mail doesn't work for a car. I shouldn't need some app to do this either. It should be another transport feature on the vCard export from iOS.
Thanks,
Michael

In order to get contacts onto your in car system, it will need to support the PBAP bluetooth profile (Phone Book Access Protocol). If it does, contacts will transfer automatically on connection. You can not transfer contacts the way you're trying to.
Contact Toyota and see if there is an update available for your system.

Sending contacts via Bluetooth

I can connect my Z10 to my car via Bluetooth and even transfer contacts automatically when i start the car. The problem i'm having is that all contacts are transferred, including Facebook contacts, which are relatively worthless in my car and always duplicates of what is already in my device address book. Is there a way to configure the Bluetooth connection so that only a subset of contacts are transferred while pairing (e.g., categories or groups)? This is very beneficial, and it's exactly how my BB Bold 9700 and 9900 worked. Hell, even iPhone allowed this. Please don't give my already disillusioned iPhone friends a single bragging right.

Hey wnbb,
Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
Thanks for the question.
I would suggest hiding the Facebook and other contacts on the BlackBerry Z10 and then they will not be sent over via Bluetooth.
Follow the steps in this blog article: http://helpblog.blackberry.com/2013/04/how-to-hide-contact-accounts-in-blackberry-10/
Let me know if you have any more questions.
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Beaming contacts via bluetooth between 2 iPhones 3GS.

Hi all, does anyone knows how I can beam a contact from one iPhone to another via bluetooth?
It was said in the keynotes presentation that it's possible.
I've tried turning bluetooth on both iPhones to ON, but all they did were searching for devices with no results.
Tried going to Contacts to send contacts, but no bluetooth sending option is given.
thanks for reading. help appreciated!

No, you can't do this with an iPhone, and it wasn't "said" at any keynote presentation. Bluetooth data transfers to a computer or another phone are not supported at this time, and no announcements about this were made by Apple. This article summarizes the supported BT profiles in the iPhone:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3647

Share a contact via bluetooth

hello everyone, stupid question here, i am sure it has already been ask 1000 times but i just cant find it
can you share a contact with another iphone/ipod touch VIA bluetooth withou bump or any such app? when i click share contact it opens up emails..
Francois

Hello Frank,
How about Bluetooth AppBox?.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bluetooth-appbox-free/id368359203?mt=8#
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I just bought a Mercedes-Benz GLK 350 and I cannot figure out how to transfer my Verizon iPhone contacts to the MB console via Bluetooth vCard upload. Having trouble fidning a resource that can enlighten me on this.

The iPhone 4 does not support the OPP profile that is required for Bluetooth contact transfer. So your out of luck using conventional methods.
Who knows? Maybe iOS 5 will allow this... I know that they have improved bluetooth support, however I don't know if that includes OPP.

Transferring photos via Bluetooth - LG VX8300

I've paired my LG VX8300 to my PC via Bluetooth because I want to transfer about 150 pictures to my computer before I upgrade to a new phone. I see no options whatsoever that allow my PC to access the phone settings and DL the photos. I'd rather not spend 6 hours sending them to myself one-by-one via email.
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So, with a memory card inserted into the vx8300, transfer the photos onto it and then use a memory card reader that you'll plug into your PC to read the memory card. If you need further information on transferring pictures from the phone to the memory card, here's a link to the phone manual:
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Import contacts via bluetooth

Hi there,
I'm trying to send contacts from LG shine 8700 to my new curve. Does anyone know if this is possible or another workaround? "send via bluetooth" is the only way I can export contacts from the LG.
If this isn't possible this will be my first and last BB.
thanks,
G

In another thread, I learned that there is an app to import Vcards called VCardin. So here's the workaround.
1. make sure that USB Mass storage is enabled. (Settings/Media storage)
2. export your contacts as Vcards. I did this on my Mac. It may not work on your phone and you'll need to use your computer.
3. send the file to the ZTE phone via bluetooth
4. run the VCardIn app.
5. your contacts are now in your phone
It's not the smoothest way to do it but it works.

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Hi and Welcome to the Community!
Well, first off, why bother with the Desktop Software for the file transfer? Why not just use Mass Storage Mode?
KB11879 What is mass storage mode
As for using the Desktop Software via BT, see this:
KB23386 How to copy files to BlackBerry smartphone from a computer
KB22387 BlackBerry Desktop Software does not detect a BlackBerry smartphone when the first-time connection is by Bluetooth
There may be other applicable KBs...searching there might be useful for you.
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