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This page contains information about installing the latest Verizon Motorola V3m driver downloads using the Verizon Driver Update Tool.

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Does anyone know of a utility that will allow the PC to communicate with the RAZR V3m via the mini-USB to USB-A cable I have for my Palm? The RAZR's interface connector appears to be a standard mini-USB. I tried just plugging it in but the PC obviously needs a driver to recognize what's on the end of the cable. Motorola sells a couple of packages of PC software tools for their phones, but I'd like to try avoiding the $30-50 price which includes stuff I don't want, if possible.
The main reason I opted for a 1280 x 1024 camera phone is to use it for misc project photo documenting at work and home. This RAZR replaced the original Verizon phone upgrade to Nokia 6315. (see posting from 8/29/07 on this subject)Once I finally realized that Nokia completely fails to support it's microSD feature I traded the 6315 in for the RAZR V3m. The rub is that the microSD slot of the RAZR though it works perfectly, is in the battery compartment and requires battery removal to access it. That's not something I prefer to do every time I want to download the photos taken with the RAZR to a PC.