Help with Virgin Mobile Flare, LG LX175
A MacnCell reader, Maria, wrote in about syncing her Virgin Mobile Flare with her two Macs:
Forgive if this is a newbie question. I would like to be able to syn my virgin mobile flare (LG) phone with my Macbook pro (10.5) and my Imac (10.4). Could you point me in the tight direction and I would be glad to donate . Thanks
Thanks for your email. Unfortunately, I don’t have a good answer for you as your phone isn’t supported by iSync or a number of other 3rd party applications. However, there is hope, as DataPilot does support other LG models similar to your phone, the LX150 and LX160, (your model apparently is the LX175). You might want to look at their software here, and even email their technical support and ask if they might know if their next version will support your phone.
If you have any suggestions for Maria, please leave a comment or send me an email.
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I have this phone and was wondering if theres a way to sink it to a vista premium or xp pro computer, i have the data cable but was wondering where to go as far as a software program, thanks in andvance for any info you have, if youd like to email me my email is turock@netzero.com thanks again.
i wanted to know if this phone can get picture mesagges ( like thoes fun little animations)
Untill recently you could send picture messages to your account by sending it to your number @vmpix.com (Ex. 1233211234@vmpix.com). Only that doesnt seem to be the case any more. It is not supported by VM, and the firmware for phones used by VM doesnt listin in for connections by data port. The only way it seems is to suck it up and pay $2.50 for it. I my self would rather look at a calender with a red backround then pay that much for a picture.