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Posted at 2:20 PM on Saturday 01/19/08 by
Ben
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PC Micro has the Motorola V3, V3c, V3x OEM USB Data Cable with Motorola Phone Tools 4.0 Software for $8 with free shipping. It will allow you to interface your PC with your phone. [BizRate]
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    gummy - Posted 2:29 pm PST 01/19/08 (624 Posts)  Report Spam

    I got this for like $.50 (but $5 shipping) a couple of weeks ago from a Amazon partner. Anything remotely related to the RAZR's seems to be dirt cheap of late. I got this, a battery, and a car charger for about $18 total (including shipping - indeed, almost all of it was shipping).

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    nailzer - Posted 3:20 pm PST 01/19/08 (393 Posts)  Report Spam

    8 bucks for a battery is steal.

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    gummy - Posted 4:02 pm PST 01/19/08 (624 Posts)  Report Spam

    #2: Agreed. I paid like .51 for the battery - and the $5 shipping again. All through Amazon, though last I saw the prices were heading back up (as they should be). My particular stuff went through Accessory1, though, at the time, there were perhaps 5-10 vendors with similar net prices (some more expensive for the item, but less shipping).

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    techsupport - Posted 4:20 pm PST 01/19/08 (5126 Posts)  Report Spam

    How much did you pay for the silly king tut hat?

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    justmythoughts - Posted 4:28 pm PST 01/19/08 (778 Posts)  Report Spam

    I wasn't sure this would be worth it, but you can really do a lot with your phone using this - like converting songs to ring tones - and it updates as new phones/versions come out. Nice software.

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    Chrisman - Posted 4:56 pm PST 01/19/08 (3166 Posts)  Report Spam

    Hi Kettle? This is the Pot calling...

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    islandboy - Posted 8:04 pm PST 01/19/08 (218 Posts)  Report Spam

    anybody used the modem feature w/ this item?

    do you have to pay any extra service w/ your provider?

    or this makes your cell work like a dial up modem like the good old days?

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    gummy - Posted 8:20 pm PST 01/19/08 (624 Posts)  Report Spam

    #7. I haven't used it as a modem on this phone, but, yes, you can do it. If you have such a need though, you're better off going with broadband wireless. Cell modem is very slow (think of the old 1200 baud days) and you pay data rates for it if I recall right.

    #4 - You're not exactly in a position to be discussing silly looks....

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    justmythoughts - Posted 8:22 pm PST 01/19/08 (778 Posts)  Report Spam

    Not sure about your carrier, but normally data service is different from voice service. The modem feature is considered data, so you would likely pay extra for it.

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    nailzer - Posted 8:31 pm PST 01/19/08 (393 Posts)  Report Spam

    That's why I LOVE MetroPCS. Flat rate for unlimited everything, and no contract.

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    DanSteely - Posted 11:25 pm PST 01/19/08 (176 Posts)  Report Spam

    Maybe I'm just a tech retard, but I bought this to retrieve photos and stuff from my Verizon Razr. It wouldn't recognize it at all. I used the control panel to find the drive, or whatever, and no luck. So I gave up.

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    Muskie - Posted 12:26 am PST 01/20/08 (96 Posts)  Report Spam

    #7 Yes you can use it as a modem with or without this software.
    If you have a dial up number and you have say Alltel you can even use that dial up number as one of your circle numbers = free connection but dial up slow.
    If your have EVDO in your area then you can use it as a broadband modem and get nice speeds( for wireless), but you will have to have internet service with your cell account. I pay 25$/mo unlimited service with Alltel and tether my razor to my laptop and have the EVDO network in my area. I get EVDO coverage about 150 mile radius from my home and get anywhere from 200kb to 600kb down with it on the road or at the lake.
    It Rocks!

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    Muskie - Posted 12:30 am PST 01/20/08 (96 Posts)  Report Spam

    #11 Verizon phones are locked to use this software, but they can be unlocked to use it. Try Howard Forums or Hack the Razor on the web for info. GL

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    foomench - Posted 10:07 am PST 01/20/08 (1391 Posts)  Report Spam

    Howard Forums are great, but for the Moto RAZR on Verizon, I think this is one of the best sources of info:
    http://mark.cdmaforums.com/index.php
    http://mark.cdmaforums.com/V9M.htm for the latest RAZR2

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    frankl45 - Posted 10:07 am PST 01/20/08 (1326 Posts)  Report Spam

    Once you load this, you can get software update online

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