How to Backup Your Mobile Phonebook to GMail Account
One of the most important part is the data in a cell phone contacts in the phonebook. Most people are not memorized the phone numbers listed in their phonebook, so if the phone is lost or damaged then the contact data is also missing. Therefore, to anticipate all sorts of possibilities then you should regularly back up your phonebook. One way is to backup online.
Some operators have a service to backup the phonebook. But of course, paid each month. If you want a free and capable then can use the facilities of Google Sync. But of course must have a Gmail account and your phone supports synchronization feature. Most of the Nokia and SonyEricsson phones have this feature.
With synchronization facility, a list of contacts in the phonebook the phone will be copied into Gmail contacts list. Data contacts in Gmail will also be copied into your phone. Therefore you should create a new Gmail account specifically designated for backup phonebook data if it does not want to mix with mobile phone contacts on Gmail contacts.
To sign up for Gmail can click here. But it's rather difficult when using mobile phones mainly in the clarification enter numbers / letters (chapcha).
Google Sync settings can be different on every phone. But the basic settings as follows:
* Server / Host Address: https: / / m.google.com / SyncML (do not forget it added s http - https - for connection secure / safe)
* Server ID: Google (Letter G must be large)
* Server Version: 1.2
* Port: 443
* Database Name: contacts (all small letters) or Contact can also be filled with
* Username: complete Gmail username you for example: contoh@gmail.com.
* Password: your Gmail password.
Example of setting the SE W810i:
* Click Menu and Organizer.
* Select Synchronization.
* Choose a New Account Google or enter the name as you wish. Click Continue.
* Server address section enter: https: / / m.google.com / SyncML (type as well as address. Httpnya using s - https)
* Username enter your Gmail username with a complete example: contoh@gmail.com.
* Then enter the password.
* The Connection select the connection you use.
* Go to Applications and check Contacts and click OK. Others are not checked.
* In the App. Contacts open settings. Database name enter: contacts (all lowercase), your username and password just Clear
* Sync. intervals do not do this. This is for automatic synchronization every time.
* Remote initialition not need to be set.
* The remote security: Server ID type: Google and Password: 443.
* Click Save.
* Select Google or another name that you created earlier. Then click Start.
The phone will start synchronizing with Gmail. List of contacts in the phone will be sent to Gmail and Gmail contacts will also be inserted into your phone. To check the synchronization was successful or not, please open your Gmail contacts. It sometimes fails and a message synchronization session failed or interrupted connections. Try to synchronize when an internet connection is fast as in the morning.
To create a setting other phones can be found here:
* Nokia N-Series or E-Series (Symbian S60 3rd Edition)
* Nokia 6630 (Symbian S60)
* Nokia 6230 and similar
* Nokia 6300 and similar
* Sony Ericsson W950i (Symbian UIQ)
* Sony Ericsson W910i and the like
Detailed information on Google Sync can be read here.
Yes it might be interesting if the race is held to memorize the phone book. Able to train the mind so as not to be forgetful
Some operators have a service to backup the phonebook. But of course, paid each month. If you want a free and capable then can use the facilities of Google Sync. But of course must have a Gmail account and your phone supports synchronization feature. Most of the Nokia and SonyEricsson phones have this feature.
With synchronization facility, a list of contacts in the phonebook the phone will be copied into Gmail contacts list. Data contacts in Gmail will also be copied into your phone. Therefore you should create a new Gmail account specifically designated for backup phonebook data if it does not want to mix with mobile phone contacts on Gmail contacts.
To sign up for Gmail can click here. But it's rather difficult when using mobile phones mainly in the clarification enter numbers / letters (chapcha).
* Server / Host Address: https: / / m.google.com / SyncML (do not forget it added s http - https - for connection secure / safe)
* Server ID: Google (Letter G must be large)
* Server Version: 1.2
* Port: 443
* Database Name: contacts (all small letters) or Contact can also be filled with
* Username: complete Gmail username you for example: contoh@gmail.com.
* Password: your Gmail password.
Example of setting the SE W810i:
* Click Menu and Organizer.
* Select Synchronization.
* Choose a New Account Google or enter the name as you wish. Click Continue.
* Server address section enter: https: / / m.google.com / SyncML (type as well as address. Httpnya using s - https)
* Username enter your Gmail username with a complete example: contoh@gmail.com.
* Then enter the password.
* The Connection select the connection you use.
* Go to Applications and check Contacts and click OK. Others are not checked.
* In the App. Contacts open settings. Database name enter: contacts (all lowercase), your username and password just Clear
* Sync. intervals do not do this. This is for automatic synchronization every time.
* Remote initialition not need to be set.
* The remote security: Server ID type: Google and Password: 443.
* Click Save.
* Select Google or another name that you created earlier. Then click Start.
The phone will start synchronizing with Gmail. List of contacts in the phone will be sent to Gmail and Gmail contacts will also be inserted into your phone. To check the synchronization was successful or not, please open your Gmail contacts. It sometimes fails and a message synchronization session failed or interrupted connections. Try to synchronize when an internet connection is fast as in the morning.
To create a setting other phones can be found here:
* Nokia N-Series or E-Series (Symbian S60 3rd Edition)
* Nokia 6630 (Symbian S60)
* Nokia 6230 and similar
* Nokia 6300 and similar
* Sony Ericsson W950i (Symbian UIQ)
* Sony Ericsson W910i and the like
Detailed information on Google Sync can be read here.
Yes it might be interesting if the race is held to memorize the phone book. Able to train the mind so as not to be forgetful
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