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<blockquote data-quote="JanDvorak" data-source="post: 2665492" data-attributes="member: 900802">I assume by &quot;samsung galaxy&quot;, you mean either &quot;samsung i7500&quot;, &quot;samsung galaxy s&quot;, &quot;samsung galaxy tab[let]&quot;, or &quot;samsung nexus&quot;. All of these devices have a bluetooth receiver, as well as the nokia.Technically, the transfer of files is possible. Pair the devices from either end. Open a file browser in the sender phone (N5230: menu &gt; applications &gt; office &gt; file manager). Select the file you want to send. Locate the send function in the menu (N5230: options &gt; send &gt; via bluetooth &gt; [target device]). The target device either asks for the destination folder, or selects a default one (Windows 7 does the later). For images, the file context menu should be accessible from the system gallery too, and the music files should be accessible through the built-in music player.To answer the question about me personally, no, it&#039;s not likely I will get handed the nokia X6 phone for the purpose of sending files to yet another phone, and I do not intend to buy one either. It&#039;s quite likely, however, that I will be sending files to a samsung from another device, and, in fact, I may already have.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JanDvorak, post: 2665492, member: 900802"] I assume by "samsung galaxy", you mean either "samsung i7500", "samsung galaxy s", "samsung galaxy tab[let]", or "samsung nexus". All of these devices have a bluetooth receiver, as well as the nokia. Technically, the transfer of files is possible. Pair the devices from either end. Open a file browser in the sender phone (N5230: menu > applications > office > file manager). Select the file you want to send. Locate the send function in the menu (N5230: options > send > via bluetooth > [target device]). The target device either asks for the destination folder, or selects a default one (Windows 7 does the later). For images, the file context menu should be accessible from the system gallery too, and the music files should be accessible through the built-in music player. To answer the question about me personally, no, it's not likely I will get handed the nokia X6 phone for the purpose of sending files to yet another phone, and I do not intend to buy one either. It's quite likely, however, that I will be sending files to a samsung from another device, and, in fact, I may already have. [/QUOTE]

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