Motorola MPx220
Games
Has anyone gotten any good games for this phone?? Anyone figure out how to get them on for free?? 😁
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Yes, you can use the "Pass through" feature in Active Sync, with the USB cable attached to your PC, to download stuff onto your phone.
For Java stuff, try http://midlet.org/index2.jsp
For executables, try http://www.airfagev.com/downloads.asp
In particular, I recommend this tetris game: http://www.airfagev.com/downloads1.asp?id=29
The normal executables are easier to install, because you just download the stuff onto your PC first, and they can be copied onto the phone from there. Tha Java games have to be downloaded directly to the phone via Pocket IE.
Note: This website seems to be modifying one of the URLs. You will need to replace "***" with the three letters "F - A - G" (no spaces or dashes) in the URLs.
For Java stuff, try http://midlet.org/index2.jsp
For executables, try http://www.airfagev.com/downloads.asp
In particular, I recommend this tetris game: http://www.airfagev.com/downloads1.asp?id=29
The normal executables are easier to install, because you just download the stuff onto your PC first, and they can be copied onto the phone from there. Tha Java games have to be downloaded directly to the phone via Pocket IE.
Note: This website seems to be modifying one of the URLs. You will need to replace "***" with the three letters "F - A - G" (no spaces or dashes) in the URLs.
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If they are Java games, you actually don't have any choice over where they get stored. Go to a site that has Java apps. This is a good free site: http://midlet.org/index2.jsp
Use the IE that comes with the phone. You will need to select the JAD file (not the JAR file) for the Java app, and then IE will automatically launch the JVM (Games and Apps) on the phone, and then ask you if you want the application to be downloaded. Select Yes or OK when prompted, and it will be setup for you.
For executables (non Java Applications), there are (at least) three different procedures you need to follow, depending on how ambitious (or lazy) the programmer of the app was.
For all executables, use a PC to download them onto a directory on yo...
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Use the IE that comes with the phone. You will need to select the JAD file (not the JAR file) for the Java app, and then IE will automatically launch the JVM (Games and Apps) on the phone, and then ask you if you want the application to be downloaded. Select Yes or OK when prompted, and it will be setup for you.
For executables (non Java Applications), there are (at least) three different procedures you need to follow, depending on how ambitious (or lazy) the programmer of the app was.
For all executables, use a PC to download them onto a directory on yo...
(continues)
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