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Driver Information |
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| Manufacturer: |
Motorola |
| Operating System: |
Windows OS |
| Version: |
R01.02.00 |
| Release Date: |
2006-10-22 |
| Category: |
pda and mobile Drivers |
| File Name and Size: |
MotorolaMP3Loader_R01.02.00.exe(4.57 Mb) |
| Model: |
iDEN MP3 Loader |
| Description: |
Motorola iDEN MP3 Loader R01.02.00 Windows OS.The Motorola MP3 Loader application provides a practical way to help the user transfer digital music files from a computer to an MP3 Player enabled handset It requires a Micro SD card, Micro SD Card Adapter (SYN1402A) (for i870, i880 & i580) and SD Card reader (SYN1114A) to load the audio files from your personal computer to your Micro SD Card. Once the application fills the Micro SD Card, it can be loaded on the cell phone and is ready to play. The cell phone requires that the audio files format and name follow some constraints to be recognized by it. The application converts the WMA audio files to a format in which it can be played by the phone.This application requires the use of a data cable, Micro SD card, Micro SD Card Adapter and SD Card reader. |
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