Nokia 2680

You can transfer files from your Nokia 2680 to your computer by means of Bluetooth. Your computer must have a Bluetooth module or a Bluetooth dongle for you to do this. You can also email your photos to yourself and download them later on your computer.

I have a USB cable for the phone however, the comp does not recognize it and I tried e-mail and it keeps failing. I don't have a blue tooth so I can't send the photos either. Help! please

Hi Eric. You can get a free PDF copy of the user manual here in the Cell Phones Etc. website from the Nokia 2680 product page. The download link can be located on the right hand side of the screen.

Hi Andrew. Which icons are you referring to?

Since the Nokia 2680 neither has USB nor an expansion slot, your options would be either to download directly through your phone’s browser or you can transfer music from your pc to your phone using bluetooth. If your computer does not come equipped with a built in bluetooth module, you will need to purchase a bluetooth dongle. Here are the steps on how to transfer music from your pc to your phone using bluetooth:1. Plug the bluetooth dongle into your computer or if your computer is equipped with an internal module, activate it (this is sometimes accomplished by a switch on the side of your notebook computer). Some bluetooth dongles will be automatically recognized and windows will automatically install the drivers for you, however some devices may require the drivers be installed manually. Now you'll need to activate bluetooth discovery on your computer. This step may be different depending on the drivers used but should be similar to the following. * Look for the bluetooth icon in the windows system tray. * Right-click this icon and select open bluetooth settings. * Click on the Options tab and select Turn discovery on. 3. Activate and configure bluetooth on your cell phone. Setup will be different depending upon the brand of your phone. You will need to refer to the owners manual of your particular phone for specifics but I will cover general guidelines. * Locate the bluetooth settings menu in your phone. * Turn bluetooth ON. * Give your phone a name (you can use anything you like, but keep in mind that other bluetooth users can see this name) this is the name that will identify your phone when you or others are searching for nearby bluetooth devices. * Set your bluetooth visibility. This should be set to shown to all or visible. You may wish to turn this feature off when you are not utilizing bluetooth. 4. Now you'll need to pair your phone and your PC. This can be done from either the phone or the PC. From the PC (Windows XP): * Right click on the bluetooth icon in the system tray and select open bluetooth settings. * At the bottom of the devices tab, select Add * The Add Bluetooth Device Wizard appears, select My device is setup and ready to be found and click the Next button. * The wizard should find your device, if it doesn't, refer back to step three. * Select your device and click Next. * When prompted about a passkey, choose Let me choose my own passkey, enter a passkey of your choosing (I like to use 0000 for ease but windows recommends an 8-16 digit passkey). Click Next. * At this point the computer will attempt to connect to the phone via bluetooth and if successful your phone will prompt you for a passkey. Enter the same passkey you entered into the computer and press OK. * If you are prompted to accept a connection request from your computer, select Yes. 5. Now that your phone is paired with your computer, you are now ready to begin transferring files. We will use a picture for this example. * Right click on the bluetooth icon in the Windows system tray and select receive a file. This lets your computer know to expect a file transfer from a bluetooth device. * Again all phone models are different so this next step will vary. Locate an image file on your cell phone and select send - via bluetooth. * The phone will then search for bluetooth devices in range and display them along with already paired devices. * Select your computer from the list of devices. * The data file will transfer over to the computer and windows will prompt you to enter a file name and choose a location to save the file to. Source: http://www.ehow.com/how_2244416_phone-computer-using-blue-tooth.html