transfering contacts from nokia 6010 to a mac

Dear All,

I currently have a Nokia 6010, signed up with T-Mobile on their
pre-paid service. My phone is in the final stages of it's life. Is
there a cost effective and easy way to transfer my contacts to the Mac?

Cheers.

<Zhen.Guoliang@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1165078249.626911.173370@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> Dear All,
>
> I currently have a Nokia 6010, signed up with T-Mobile on their
> pre-paid service. My phone is in the final stages of it's life. Is
> there a cost effective and easy way to transfer my contacts to the Mac?
>
> Cheers.
>
Am I right that this phone does not have a pop-port PC connector, no BT or
IR? I'm afraid that the simplest way to transfer contacts is to use the SIM
card. If you want them on the MAC, I guess you would need another phone that
supports PC connectivity but even there you may have problems as PCSuite
does not run on a MAC(?).

If it is sufficient to have transfer your contacts to a new phone, then it
should be relatively straightforward with the SIM card.

actually, contacts are stored on the phone for 6010..
Me wrote:
> <Zhen.Guoliang@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1165078249.626911.173370@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
> > Dear All,
> >
> > I currently have a Nokia 6010, signed up with T-Mobile on their
> > pre-paid service. My phone is in the final stages of it's life. Is
> > there a cost effective and easy way to transfer my contacts to the Mac?
> >
> > Cheers.
> >
> Am I right that this phone does not have a pop-port PC connector, no BT or
> IR? I'm afraid that the simplest way to transfer contacts is to use the SIM
> card. If you want them on the MAC, I guess you would need another phone that
> supports PC connectivity but even there you may have problems as PCSuite
> does not run on a MAC(?).
>
> If it is sufficient to have transfer your contacts to a new phone, then it
> should be relatively straightforward with the SIM card.

<Zhen.Guoliang@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1165121216.168003.130330@80g2000cwy.googlegro ups.com...
> actually, contacts are stored on the phone for 6010..
I have not used a 6010 but according to Nokia it is a GSM phone and then
does have a SIM card (you yourself told it has a SIM card). I've never heard
of any phone implementation that would not allow using the SIM phone book
(although many use the phone directory as a default and primary phone book).

One may have personally chosen to use the phone memory but it still should
be possible to copy entries to the SIM for further transfer. Did not go and
look at the phone manual how exactly this should be done. Are you really
claiming this is not possible?

> Me wrote:
>> <Zhen.Guoliang@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1165078249.626911.173370@73g2000cwn.googlegro ups.com...
>> > Dear All,
>> >
>> > I currently have a Nokia 6010, signed up with T-Mobile on their
>> > pre-paid service. My phone is in the final stages of it's life. Is
>> > there a cost effective and easy way to transfer my contacts to the Mac?
>> >
>> > Cheers.
>> >
>> Am I right that this phone does not have a pop-port PC connector, no BT
>> or
>> IR? I'm afraid that the simplest way to transfer contacts is to use the
>> SIM
>> card. If you want them on the MAC, I guess you would need another phone
>> that
>> supports PC connectivity but even there you may have problems as PCSuite
>> does not run on a MAC(?).
>>
>> If it is sufficient to have transfer your contacts to a new phone, then
>> it
>> should be relatively straightforward with the SIM card.
>