New Samsung D500 Mobile
12 December 2004, 08:46 PM
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New Samsung D500 Mobile
Just got one from Orange yesterday.
How the hell do you sync your contacts ???
If I have to enter them all by copying them to sim then copying on to the new phone I'll go mental- there must be an easier option
Has anyone got any info?
Thanks,
Simon
How the hell do you sync your contacts ???
If I have to enter them all by copying them to sim then copying on to the new phone I'll go mental- there must be an easier option
Has anyone got any info?
Thanks,
Simon
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12 December 2004, 08:54 PM
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Thought you'd cancelled it Tiggs? Have you got the i-mate thingy yet? Any links? Although this D500 is lovely I think I may stay with the V3
12 December 2004, 09:17 PM
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seems excellent good but the keypad is small. as mentioned above I'm really not relishing the idea of typing in, or correcting, about 300 contacts.
if they want it taken seriously as a business users phone they need to supply a data suite and cable.
if they want it taken seriously as a business users phone they need to supply a data suite and cable.
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12 December 2004, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
Thought you'd cancelled it Tiggs? Have you got the i-mate thingy yet? Any links? Although this D500 is lovely I think I may stay with the V3
my provider dont supply the imate so i got the D500 off them..its on ebay now with my XDA2
imate is due any day.....reviews are good, basically its an XDA2 type device but smaller than a normal phone
12 December 2004, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
seems excellent good but the keypad is small. as mentioned above I'm really not relishing the idea of typing in, or correcting, about 300 contacts.
if they want it taken seriously as a business users phone they need to supply a data suite and cable.
if they want it taken seriously as a business users phone they need to supply a data suite and cable.
I,m looking at picking up a data suite & cable for the E800 to see if this works,,
Tiggs,, re your xda thingy..
i was going to go for an xda, but i found one major flaw imho
its great, but try holding it in one hand whilst trying to tap numbers or move items, the joypad / keys are too near the bottom of the phone the balance is all wrong.., i found this when trying to use my axim pda
i saw the sharp one at the w/end v big screen (2 cams) bit big but not keen on the arial!!
saying that i may see what the updated treo 600 is like, i actually will be sorry to see mine go,
It was a bit large, but for what it could do it made emails and surfing on the go a doddle... mind you the data bills were getting a bit steed!
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12 December 2004, 09:56 PM
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the xda was a bit clumbersome but i got used to it......it seems the new dialer screen on the imate is perfect though...very easy for one handed use.
my only prob with the xda was size, it felt like a big lump in your pocket......the imate is tiny though and far slimer than many phones...D500 included.
T
my only prob with the xda was size, it felt like a big lump in your pocket......the imate is tiny though and far slimer than many phones...D500 included.
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12 December 2004, 09:57 PM
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could have done that but tend to be quite lazy and easily frustrated, don't much fancy infra-red'ing every single contact
12 December 2004, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
could have done that but tend to be quite lazy and easily frustrated, don't much fancy infra-red'ing every single contact
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13 December 2004, 12:33 AM
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I've checked out the D500 and it has almost everything I need, plus I loved my old T100 for ease of use and call quality. The only problem is that the D500 doesn't sync with outlook contacts - you have to use dedicated software.
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Originally Posted by gsm1
I've checked out the D500 and it has almost everything I need, plus I loved my old T100 for ease of use and call quality. The only problem is that the D500 doesn't sync with outlook contacts - you have to use dedicated software.
if you ask nicely, i will give you the link for the pim & pc sync software( outlook & outlook express) & editor
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