Which mobile phones sync

Which mobile phones sync well and easily with a mac, apart from the iphone. I have a old Nokia 6630 that works well with the mac, now I want new phone but it needs to be Mac friendly, ical, address book so which phone do you recomend?
I use a G4 power book with 10.5.8

Gazza58 wrote:
Which mobile phones sync well and easily with a mac, apart from the iphone.
Some phones that can't sync natively with OS X might be able to with software such as "The Missing Sync": http://www.markspace.com/ .

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im very interested in javafx for desktop application development. Since i can deploy my applications for mobile devices aswell, i would like to try that. Recently (yesterday) i bought a new mobile phone, a Nokia E71. I admit that i have absolutley no idea of mobile phone technology.
Which mobile phones are able to run javafx applications?
I read some articles, they said phones need to support the Mobile Service Architecture Specification (MSA) and need to meet the requirements of JSR 248 (i hope that is correct).
My phone supports Java MIDP 2.0, im not sure what this actually means and if JavaFX will work on it. There are so many informations that i lost the track a bit.
I would appreciate it if somebody could explain it to me.
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Maximilian

Hi Terrence,
i just tried to install the LocalSearch application, sadly it doesnt work. The installation process aborts with the following message:
*"Application not compatible with phone!"*
I dont see any other ways to make it run. Wondering if there are any hacks, like upgrading to feature pack2?
Anyway i can still choose a different phone, any recommendations where JavaFX will definatley work? (should be equal or better than E71 features)
Best regards,
Maximilian
EDIT: it would be nice if somebody could try the LocalSearch demo on a S60 3rd edition, feature pack 2 or higher, or any full MSA compliant phone. And does it work with Windows Mobile 6.1 phones?
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Which mobile phone`s support javaFX ?

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i`m a mobile application developer , i`m Interested about javaFX i want to know which mobile phone models support javaFX ? i cant`t get any information about this in nokia , sony ericsson and ... web site`s and documents
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To my knowledge, only Windows Mobile 6+ are currently supported... :-(
Moreover, currently, JavaFX 1.3 for mobiles isn't release, yet.
Look at the [Get page from JavaFX.com|http://javafx.com/downloads/all.jsp], there are release notes and installation instructions for mobiles.

Which mobile phones?

Can someone be a bit more specific please about which mobile phone models will view BT Sport?
The web site says Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and IOS 5.1.1 but on the list of T-Mobile models whether a phone has this or not is not mentioned. (I am entitled to a new/discounted phone as a loyalty bonus and want to make sure I get the right one!).
A I said, specific phone types please. Advice is appreciated.
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Mobile phone sync

I would like to tell me how am I going to set up my Mac Book bluetooth in order to get my contacts from my mobile phone! I did it once and it synchronized the mobile phone,ie erased my contacts while the mac book did not have any contact.
The contacts should be at a particular coding while it is in Greek menu (Sony ericsson k700i)
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This is really a question for the iSync forum...
Ideally, you should start with your Mac Address Book fully up-to-date with all your Contact data in it.
If it is not, then you will have to transfer your phones Contacts to the Mac Address Book:
1) Make sure your Mac & Phone are paired, by going through the Bluetooth Setup Assistant, from the Bluetooth preferences pane.
2) Then, in your phone, access the Contacts list and choose "More > options > Advanced > Send all contacts > Via Bluetooth"
3) This will send all your Contact data from the phone to your Mac as a vCard.
4) Double-click on the vCard on the Mac to import all your Contacts into the Mac Address Book.
5) Make sure all your Address Book data is exactly as you want it.
6) Choose "Back up Address Book..." from the "File" menu
Now you need to set-up iSync to synchronise the data from Address Book and iCal to your phone.
When syncing for the first time, it is best to start with an empty phone. So delete all the data in your phone (it was backed up on your Mac in Step (6) above). Then choose to "overwrite" on First sync in iSync, rather than "merge".
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would simply like to ask people's advice reg. which mobile phones work easy with Macs?
can't find much on their respective sites about Mac compatibility -
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I have used numerous phones with my Macs over the years that have Bluetooth.
I have sent music from my iTunes to my phone and I have edited songs in Garageband to use a my ring tone.
As long as you have Bluetooth on your phone, it should send your media content over to your Mac and vise versa.
Oh...
and I also used a Sony S710a
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The quailty of the photos for each phone have been great, at least for a phone. That is what I really look for when I get a phone and all of these have done the job!
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Have to click 'Accept' every time sending file via BT from mobile phone

This is not much of an issue, but more of a need.
It takes forever and is quite annoying to sit by the computer and click "Accept" for every picture sent via my mobile phone.
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Go into the security settings and turn off the BIP receive confirmation.
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Which mobile to buy??

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How do I use Active Sync to view SharePoint Lists (Contacts and Calendars) on a Mobile Phone?

We are attempting to use SharePoint 2010 in combination with Exchange 2010 to implement shared calendars and contact lists throughout our organization. We are able to connect the lists to Outlook 2010, but have been unsuccessful in viewing
the calendars and contact lists from our mobile phones. How do we use Active Sync to view SharePoint Lists (Contacts and Calendars) on a Mobile Phone?
In trying to answer this question, we have come across a few different possibilities, all of them falling just short of a long term solution for us. After doing research, we found that Active Sync will only show the default folders of the account. To
solve this, we downloaded an Add-In for Outlook (CodeTwo FolderSync) to synchronize folders and synchronized our SharePoint list with a new Contact list in the default folder. The issue we came across with this method is that the Add-In we are using
is not capable of automatic synchronization. There is a button and it must be clicked after every update is made, which is not ideal for our solution. We then went to the company (CodeTwo) and found server side software (Exchange Sync) that they
offer which will automatically synchronize the folders. After installing that on the Exchange Server, we now are running into the issue of not being able to locate the SharePoint lists on the Exchange Server.
Does anyone happen to know how we can get to the SharePoint lists from the Exchange Server? Has anyone else been able to use shared contacts lists and calendars from SharePoint on their mobile phones using Active Sync? If so, are we in the right
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You cannot use ActiveSync for that, but there are SharePoint clients for the iPhone. Windows Mobile 7 natively supports SharePoint with SharePoint Workspace Mobile, part of Microsoft Office Mobile. Android and BlackBerry might also have some apps.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsphone/en-us/howto/wp7/office/use-office-sharepoint-workspace-mobile.aspx
iPhone SharePoint Apps Shootout
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Whats the best mobile phone for syncing to macbook?

I am about to buy a mobile phone and i want to know which one is the best, for ease of connection?

Personally, I would recommend any of the later Sony Ericsson models. Either the K800 or K610 (supported in iSync 2.4), or any of the additional models supported by iSync Phone Plugins from here.
You can see what data is synced on the page linked above. You can also use them with the Mac Address Book for SMS and Calls.

Mobile Phones can only Sync with one Library?

Sup all. My current mobile phone is Rokr E1 (the first phone with iTunes), hence I'm exposed to iTunes. The problem lies here. I had this library full of songs. However, recently I changed my com and accidentally lose everything(songs, pictures, videos,etc.). After getting my new com, I downloaded back iTunes and continued adding songs into my phone, but to no avail.
They tell me that a Mobile Phone can only be Sync-ed with one Library at a time, and that all my songs in my phone will be replaced by the songs in my new library (which there is none) if i adhered to it. In other words, I cant add new songs into my Phone without my old Library, but I lost my old Library. Any Ideas how to continue adding songs into my Phone? Thanks. Great Helps Appreciated. =)

Your iPod can only be synced with one computer at a time. If you try to sync it with a new computer/iTunes library, it will replace the contents of the iPod with whatever is in the new library. If all the content that is on your iPod is in iTunes, there shouldn't be a problem. Just go ahead and sync your iPod
Otherwise, you are probably wanting to copy everything from your iPod back to your PC first. If that is the case, you should probably disable the autosync functionality first by going to Edit -> Preferences, clicking the Devices tab, and enabilng the prevent iPods,iPhones, and iPads from automatically syncing option.
Before doing anything else, authorize the new computer with your iTunes Account. In iTunes, choose Store -> Authorize This Computer and enter in the correct credentials. Either copy a backup file from your old computer to your new one or create a new backup of your iPod in iTunes before letting it sync.
Then right->click on your iPod Touch from under the Devices section in the left hand pane of iTunes and choose Backup. You might also want to take a look at this article to see what it all included in the backup.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766
Now onto synced content such as music, videos, photos, etc. For iTunes purchases you can copy them back into iTunes by choosing File -> Transfer Purchases. For all other nonpurchased iTunes content, see this older post from another forum member Zevoneer covering different software availbable to assist you with this task.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2452022?start=0&tstart=0
Once the backup has been made and all other synced content such as music, videos, and photos are back in your iTunes library, restore your iPod from that backup you made earlier. Here is more on backing up and restoring your iPod.
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Sync with Samsung mobile phones

Hi. My account name is Lambo.
I have iMac. But too I have Samsung X700 mobile phone. This summer I will bought Samsung i750. But I have one problem. I cannot connect my phone with my Mac. I respect all Apple Inc. I know that you are very happy because you will have your iPhone. But you must to undersantd that we have not iPhone and we want to connect our phones with Mac. Please help me. If somebody have some ideas write me please.

Most Samsung phones are not compatible with iSync, not because of Apple, but because Samsung have not bothered to implement the industry standard SyncML protocol in most of their phones.
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Before buying a phone you should always check out Apple iSync Supported Devices page, or a third-party plugin provider such as Feisar or Novamedia, if syncing is important to you.

I recently purchased a new mac computer and would like to sync the music off my iPhone to my new mac.However, my phone and my new mac have different apple Ids.The PC which my phone is synced and has the same apple ID but does not let me transfer the music

Hi I recently purchased a new mac computer and would like to sync the music off my iPhone to my new mac.However, my phone and my new mac have different apple Ids.The PC which my phone is synced and has the same apple ID but does not let me transfer the music. Home sharing is not working. How do I successfully transfer and sync the music off my ipone 4 to my mac book pro if they have different Apple IDs? Thanks!

What do you mean the PC won't let you transfer the music? Save your entire iTunes folder (this is assuming that you have all your music stored in your iTunes folder) to an external hard drive. Connect that hard drive to your Mac. Copy the iTunes folder to your computer. Hold down the option key while launching iTunes on your Mac. Select the library you just copied when it ask you to select which library you want to open.

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