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LG Electronics U8803 Transferring files between your phone and PC, Contents Transfer Connect

Models: U880 U8803

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Transferring files between your phone and PC

Transferring files between your phone and PC

Install the software before you attach your phone to your PC. You’ll need: Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP Home or Professional; a Pentium II 233MHz (or compatible CPU); at least 128MB of RAM and 20MB of hard disk space; a USB port and CD-ROM drive.

Installing the file transfer software

>Close down any open applications on your PC and load the CD that came with your phone. The installation should begin automatically, otherwise click on My Computer and then on the LG Installer. Click on Install PC Sync and Phone Manager, and follow the Wizard to install.

Installing phone drivers

>Attach your mobile to your PC with the USB cable provided. When the Found new hardware menu pops up follow the Wizard to install the drivers. It will get you to do this four times to install all drivers.

Making the connection

>Double click LG Phone Manager icon on your PC desktop and then click Contents. Click Transfer in the top menu bar and select Set COM

Port. Ensure USB is selected in Communication Method and then click OK. Click on Connect in the top left corner and Connected will appear

on your phone.

Contents Transfer

Connect

Transferring files

>Click on Contents and then drag and drop files between your phone and PC into the relevant folders.

In some cases you’ll need to convert files, for example, to view a video on your PC in Windows Media Player that you captured on your phone, or to listen to an audio file that you transferred to your phone. You’ll find a number of converters to download in the Customer section of three.co.uk

Please note that transferring copyright-protected content such as music and football without the owner’s consent is illegal and will breach the terms of your agreement with 3.

Transferring contacts

>Click on Contacts. To import contacts from your

phone click on Import and to export contacts from your phone click onExport.

Synchronising contacts and calendar

>With your mobile attached but not connected, right click on the Sync Manager icon in the bottom right system tray of your PC and select

Synchronise. Then follow the instructions.

right click on the Sync Manager and select Synchronise

>To synchronise your mobile with MS Outlook right click on the Sync Manager icon in the bottom

right system tray of your PC and select Configure. Click Contacts or Calendar, click Change then select MS Outlook from the PIM drop down

menu. Click OK and OK again.

to install

PC Sync and Phone Manager

ensure USB is selected in

Communication Method

Import Export

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configure MS Outlook

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U880, U8803 specifications

LG Electronics has long been known for its innovative and cutting-edge products, and the U8803 and U880 mobile phones exemplify this reputation. These devices, launched in the mid-2000s, reflect the company’s commitment to combining style, functionality, and advanced technology.

The LG U8803 and U880 are noteworthy for their sleek design and compact size, making them portable and user-friendly. The phones feature a flip form factor, which not only helps protect the screen but also adds a level of sophistication to the overall look. The smooth lines and choice of colors make these devices visually appealing, catering to users who appreciate aesthetics as much as functionality.

One of the standout characteristics of the U8803 and U880 is their display technology. Equipped with a vibrant LCD screen, these phones offer clear visuals and bright colors, enhancing the user experience when navigating menus or enjoying multimedia content. The resolution and size provide a comfortable viewing experience, making it suitable for everything from texting to video playback.

In terms of connectivity, these devices support GPRS and EDGE, allowing users to enjoy mobile internet browsing and data services with relative speed for that era. Users could access various services, including email and simple web browsing, making the U8803 and U880 suitable companions for both work and leisure.

The U8803 and U880 also feature a built-in camera, which was a significant advantage for mobile phones at the time. The quality of the camera allows users to capture spontaneous moments on the go, and with basic editing features, users can personalize their photos directly on the device.

Battery life is another crucial factor, and these models typically boast a solid performance that supports long usage periods between charges. This endurance is particularly valuable for users who rely on their phones throughout the day for communication and entertainment.

The LG U8803 and U880 are also known for their user-friendly interface, which simplifies navigation through the myriad of features available. With customizable menus and shortcuts, users can personalize their experience, making it enjoyable and efficient.

In summary, the LG Electronics U8803 and U880 mobile phones are classic examples of early 2000s technology that seamlessly blend style with practical features. While they may seem basic by today’s standards, they paved the way for the functionality and design aesthetics we see in modern smartphones. Their legacy continues to influence mobile technology, highlighting LG’s commitment to innovation and user satisfaction.