New Droid and Mac Book Pro

[madisonmarine]

First things first..I really want this new Droid to be my phone...I have had an iphone and liked it but not the AT&T service.

I am a photographer and need a phone/device to be able to send my images to an editor. Don't care about the quality of the camera on this Droid, I use a 21mp pro DSLR. I understand this phone can't be tethered..yet.

I do need my mac book to recognize this phone, hasn't so far...no idea why..

I'd also like to use some of my itunes library as ringtones..

Thanks...

[supitsmike · Accepted solution]

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madisonmarine wrote:

First things first..I really want this new Droid to be my phone...I have had an iphone and liked it but not the AT&T service.

I am a photographer and need a phone/device to be able to send my images to an editor. Don't care about the quality of the camera on this Droid, I use a 21mp pro DSLR. I understand this phone can't be tethered..yet.

I do need my mac book to recognize this phone, hasn't so far...no idea why..

I'd also like to use some of my itunes library as ringtones..

Thanks...

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Hi Madisonmarine,

First and foremost, you are certainly able to send pictures you put on your SD card to another E-Mail or text. About it recognizing your phone:

Try pulling the notification pane down, when it's attached to your Mac via USB, when you see that it gives you a message about Mounting/Dismounting, click "mount". Your Mac should recognize it as a regular Flash Drive.

About your music, I suggest converting them to .MP3 Files, and using the App Ringroid, it allows you to take the song and make it into a ringtone, in my opinion, easier than doing it through Itunes (And, it's pretty fun to boot.)

Or, you can take your ringtones, Take your SD card, and make a Folder(s) following: Media/Audio/Ringtones, you should be able to put it there. In my opinion, use Ringroid, less dirty work.

Enjoy!