SAMSUNG A650

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Does anyone know of any "data options" to maintain the phonebook /
calendar etc. on a PC + download to this phone?

 

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telcotech wrote:
> Does anyone know of any "data options" to maintain the phonebook /
> calendar etc. on a PC + download to this phone?
>

Susteen Datapilot has a version that works with Samsung phones. I haven't had
the chance to try it yet, though.

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Thanks, Steve. If you find anything, I'd appreciate the info. And just
what is Susteen Datapilot?

Steve Sobol wrote:
> telcotech wrote:
> > Does anyone know of any "data options" to maintain the phonebook /
> > calendar etc. on a PC + download to this phone?
> >
>
> Susteen Datapilot has a version that works with Samsung phones. I
haven't had
> the chance to try it yet, though.
>
> --
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> Steven J. Sobol, Geek In Charge / 888.480.4NET (4638) /
sjsobol@JustThe.net
> PGP Key available from your friendly local key server (0xE3AE35ED)
> Apple Valley, California Nothing scares me anymore. I have three
kids.

 

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telcotech wrote:
> Thanks, Steve. If you find anything, I'd appreciate the info. And just
> what is Susteen Datapilot?

http://www.susteen.com/ I'm considering Datapilot for use with my Sprint PCS
Samsung SPH-A660 which is essentially the same phone; Verizon has disabled a
couple of the features on the 650 that Sprint left turned on on the 660, but
there are very few differences between the two.

The kit I've seen is about $50 and includes the software and a USB cable.

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It's a sad state of affairs. Very little out there. Dark ages compared
to my Sony Ericcson I had with T-Mobile.

I finally settled on Datapilot for the phonebook (you can buy a 'kit'
that includes a USB cable). Why they (Datapilot) do not do the calendar
too is a mystery.

For calendar I have had to settle on iDatebook from Xpherix. It costs a
few bucks a month and can send alarms that you've sent by text msg.
Works fine, but on the slow side. I think the processor in this phone
is too slow.

Rick


telcotech wrote:
> Does anyone know of any "data options" to maintain the phonebook /
> calendar etc. on a PC + download to this phone?
>

 

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Thanks Rick. Alas it's the calendar sync I was after. Oh Well...
Phonebook is fine, image editor + ringtone thingie are just toys.


"Rick" <rsovitzky@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> It's a sad state of affairs. Very little out there. Dark ages compared
> to my Sony Ericcson I had with T-Mobile.
>
> I finally settled on Datapilot for the phonebook (you can buy a 'kit' that
> includes a USB cable). Why they (Datapilot) do not do the calendar too is
> a mystery.
>
> For calendar I have had to settle on iDatebook from Xpherix. It costs a
> few bucks a month and can send alarms that you've sent by text msg. Works
> fine, but on the slow side. I think the processor in this phone is too
> slow.
>
> Rick
>
>
> telcotech wrote:
>> Does anyone know of any "data options" to maintain the phonebook /
>> calendar etc. on a PC + download to this phone?
>>