Transfer photos from the iPhone 4 to a PC via bluetooth

PoWn3d_0704 · Feb 18, 2011

Hi everybody. I'm looking for a way to transfer photos to my PC via bluetooth. I work out in the field, and I dont have a wifi connection, nor do i want to screw around with some cables. There has got to be a way to open the camera roll up for a PC to see via bluetooth. Any help wold be appreciated.

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bab2010 · Feb 18, 2011

No way.

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i_is_for_iphone · Feb 18, 2011

PoWn3d_0704 said:
Hi everybody. I'm looking for a way to transfer photos to my PC via bluetooth. I work out in the field, and I dont have a wifi connection, nor do i want to screw around with some cables. There has got to be a way to open the camera roll up for a PC to see via bluetooth. Any help wold be appreciated.

som1 please delete this, i didnt mean to double post

no there isnt, you can email them to your PC

pigeon · Feb 18, 2011

hopefully someone will develop it eventually

i_is_for_iphone · Feb 18, 2011

pigeon said:
hopefully someone will develop it eventually

i doubt it, i know some still like the old bluetooth transfering but its how phones transfered files before smartphones, its kind of an old way to do it today

tankie_sean · Feb 18, 2011

I know when I attach my iPhone to my comp by charge lead the comp see's it as a mem card then I goto files and it let's me see all my pictures and I can copy them over that way. Did it before and after JB

tankie_sean · Feb 18, 2011

Try this
http://www.simonblog.com/2010/03/08/ibluenova-–-transfer-photos-song-and-file-from-iphone-via-bluetooth

Pocobear · Feb 18, 2011

Try setting up your Laptop as and Ad-Hoc wireless device, then you can connect your iPhone to it via wifi and transfer the photos with "Photo Transfer App".

bab2010 · Feb 18, 2011

Pocobear said:
Try setting up your Laptop as and Ad-Hoc wireless device, then you can connect your iPhone to it via wifi and transfer the photos with "Photo Transfer App".

He said that he doesn't have wifi and he doesn't want to screw around woth cables, all he needs is bluetooth. You go a solution for connecting iphone to computer via bluetooth? Thanks for the input in advance.

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Pocobear · Feb 18, 2011

bab2010 said:
Pocobear said:

Try setting up your Laptop as and Ad-Hoc wireless device, then you can connect your iPhone to it via wifi and transfer the photos with "Photo Transfer App".

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He said that he doesn't have wifi and he doesn't want to screw around woth cables, all he needs is bluetooth. You go a solution for connecting iphone to computer via bluetooth? Thanks for the input in advance.

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If he has a laptop there's a 90% chance it has wifi built in. In the field he probably doesn't have internet access via wifi, but he can set up wifi to talk to the iPhone directly, no cables. no internet. It's called peer to peer communication. Check out the following to set it up;

Ad Hoc WiFi - Set Up an Ad Hoc (Peer) WiFi Network

I understand blue tooth is slow and very finicky to set up on the iPhone and laptop.