LG Xenon: How To Send Multiple Pictures Simultaneously via Bluetooth

I wrote a blog entry a few weeks ago about how to send multiple pictures simultaneously over a bluetooth connection from an LG Xenon phone. Apparently more people want to know how to do this than I originally thought, so I figured a little video mini-tutorial might make it easier to understand.

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• LG Xenon
• Bluetooth
• sending pictures
• tutorial

[HarunaSaotome99]

This may sound like a silly question, but I am only 11. I followed everything, and I don't think I have a Bluetooth on my PC because it says 'No devices found.' But, I do have a USB cord as well as a memory chip. Any advice?

[jchanticleer]

@HarunaSaotome99 I do not think your question is silly. Your computer might not have bluetooth. Not all PCs do. But if it has a USB port, you should be able to use your cable to transfer pictures (and more) just as well. You may or may not need additional software, depending upon your operating system's features.

[panamanianprincess12]

mine still won't work :(

[HarunaSaotome99]

@jchanticleer Wait, I wanna remark that. I just retried and it now has the folders "Games & Applications" "Graphics" and "MTP" but in Graphics it is blank. Any clue now?

[HarunaSaotome99]

@jchanticleer Oh. It is okay. And yea, I know it should~ be in Graphics. That is the thing. I know it should, but it shows up Games & Applications." Weird..

[jchanticleer]

@HarunaSaotome99 Although I have a USB cable, I'm on a Mac, so I can't test and see what you will most likely see. Sorry about that. For what it's worth, on my 1GB SD card, the camera stores pictures under the "Graphics" folder, not the "Games & Applications" folder.

[HarunaSaotome99]

@jchanticleer I have a Samsung SyncMaster712n - Windows. (Windows XP) I have tried to leave the 4GB SD card in my phone and hook it up to my PC with the USB Cord, and it does nothing but say "USB Mass Storage. Connected As Mass Storage Mode." And it has the icon with arrows circling around it, and it just does that over and over. And as I said before, when I hook it up to my SD Reader, a folder comes up, empty. And it probably should~ have the picture in that. Yes or No? Cause I am dunno.

[jchanticleer]

@HarunaSaotome99 I have a 1GB SD card in my phone, but I don't move it back and forth from phone to PC. I just leave it in my phone, let it act as extra storage space. I *think* you should be able to use cable to connect PC to phone, then from your computer browse the phone as if it were a disk drive. Not sure which OS you are using (Windows? Mac? Linux?), so hard to guess specifics.

[HarunaSaotome99]

@HarunaSaotome99 into my SanDisk ImageMate 5 in 1 Reader, with the Reader's cord connected to my computer and a folder comes up and all it says is.. "E:\" which is the folder. And inside that folder is a folder called "Games & Applications" if you click that folder, it is empty inside. It isn't converting my pictures. Any idea?

[HarunaSaotome99]

@jchanticleer Thanks. Can you tell me if I may be doing this right? I put in the memory card. It is 4GB memory card, it says "Memory card is inserted. Default storage location is changed from device to memory card." Then I put my phone on the USB cord connected to my computer and then it says "USB Mass Storage. Connected as Mass Storage Mode." and has a optional cancel button. I wait awhile or so, take the memory card out and put it in the SanDisk Adapter. I put the SanDisk Adapter