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Synchronize Palmpilot

Big Nelly · 2005-02-14 10:26:10

Hi There A friend of mine is getting a HP Palmpilot from the US and wants a mobile that can synchronize with it, e.g. so the calendar has the same appointments and so on. Does anyone know a phone that can do this? Nokia preferable! is this an option on 6230? Thank you in advance.

14-02-2005 10:26am

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Big Nelly

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Hi There

A friend of mine is getting a HP Palmpilot from the US and wants a mobile that can synchronize with it, e.g. so the calendar has the same appointments and so on. Does anyone know a phone that can do this? Nokia preferable! is this an option on 6230?

Thank you in advance.

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#2 18-02-2005 12:55pm

Big Nelly

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Can anyone help??? will bluetooth phone be able to work with bluetooth palm pilots???

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#3 20-02-2005 11:05am

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syncing directly between them no (ad-hoc beaming/sending of individual or a group of items may be possible), the usual solution would be to sync both via a computer using the relevant sync software and a PIM (e.g. Outlook) so long as both devices supported this

just to mention (if you need to so searching etc.) HP iPAQs are Pocket PC (Microsoft Windows Mobile) devices, and as distinct from Palm OS devices from the likes of PalmOne (that were once called PalmPilots)...

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