[facingamoment]

I just ordered my first mac--15" powerbook. A few days later, w/o thinking, I ordered a cell phone (Nokia 3595) . . . w/o bluetooth. Is there still a way to sync the contact information? Wires don't bother me, but I won't have internet service on it.

I could exchange it (se t610 $50 more, or nokia 3650 $100 more), but, aside from the $, I'll be phoneless for at least another week . . .



tia for any thoughts. . .

facingamoment

[smic]

i got the same phone, and an ibook
and i havent gotten it to sync at all
there officially isnt a data cable for the phone, and i havent found a way to sync them yet

[facingamoment]

Got an answer back from Nokia (I was dying here, w no answer and a phone on the way . . . )

"The Nokia 3590 phone is not data capable. The Nokia 3590 phone was designed without an infrared port or data socket that would enable you to transfer phone book or other data between the phone and a computer.

However, the Nokia 3595 phone does allow you to synchronize your phone book, calendar and to-do lists with your computer using SyncML over WAP."

Darn =)

Update: I went ahead and exchanged it for an se610, knowing that the convenience would be worht the initial hassle. As a bonus to my new laptop/cell bluetooth connection, the company I ordered from was great--free return shipping, and free, immediate shipment of the new phone . . . by 2-day air. can't wait =)

[billybob128]

i have a similar problem with my NEW samsung s300 that "shipped" with a data cabel...great says i this will be cool for transfer with my mac.
but alas that NEW phone yes released this year came with a data cable that uses the old wintel communications port wtf is with that
its got infrared so is there a way that i can sync??