Jan
05
Filed Under (LG Phone Problem and solution, LG-Dare info) by lg-phones on 05-01-2009

So you want to get games for your LG Dare but you don’t want to dish out all that cash for verizons BREW applications. No problem, heres what you do. LG-Dare info
1) Go to this site and download the new test release of BitPim.
2) Connect your LG Dare to your computer via the usb cable it came with.
3) Run BitPim, go to edit, detect phone. It should automatically configure everything.
4) Go to view, view filesystem, click filesystem in the lefthand menu, and click the plus sign next to the folder. Give it some time to load.
5) Open “Flash”, then “UI”, and then “wallpaper”.
6) Find yourself any sort of .swf file and rename it wallpaperType1 or any number up to 7.

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Dec
28
Filed Under (LG Phone Problem and solution, LG-Dare info) by lg-phones on 28-12-2008

Q: Here’s my problem: I copied a bunch of music to my LG Dare. I have some folder issues but that’s another topic and I can live with it. But what’s really killng me is when I use Verizon Rhapsody to copy music to my LG Dare, it puts the songs on each album in alphabetical order and not in the track order on the CD.
When I view the song details the correct track is there but the song still stores on the phone alphabetically.
Normally, I wouldn’t mind but some albums just have to be in the same order as the CD.
So, how can I copy CD’s to my LG Dare in their original track order?

LG Dare photos - LG Cell phone pictures

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Dec
24
Filed Under (LG Phone Problem and solution) by lg-phones on 24-12-2008

As well as the onboard MP3 player or the ipod, the LG Rhythm has a built-in FM radio, so you can tune into your favourite radio stations and store up them. LG Phone Problem and solution

You can store up to 12 channels in the LG Rhythm, and it is easy to set up:

  1. Firstly you must plug your headset into the LG Rhythm, which acts as an antenna for the radio, you can’t use the FM radio without the headset.
  2. In the main menu, scroll to highlight Music. Press OK.
  3. Scroll down to highlight FM radio. Press OK.
  4. You are now presented with the radio screen, with 12 channel slots available. To tune in, press Options, highlight Auto scan and press OK.
  5. You will be asked to confirm Auto scan now? Highlight Yes. Press OK.
  6. The radio will be begin scanning frequencies. When it finds a station, you will be asked Save this station? If you want to save it, highlight Yes and press OK. It will be stored in the appropriate channel slot. (If you don’t want to save it, highlight No and press OK, and the radio will continue scanning frequencies.)
  7. The radio will continue scanning and asking whether you want to save stations in a similar way until all the channel slots are taken up.
  8. Once completed you will be returned to the main radio screen. You can  select channels by hitting the appropriate number keys on the slide out numberpad, or by scrolling through them using the control pad arrowed directional keys.

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