Nokia Series 60 (N95) and Series 40 (6230i) - Software to edit and transfer Data from one Mobile to the other...

Hello World!

I'm searching for an Software to Transfer my Adressbook, Calendar,
ToDo-List, SMS and MMS from my old Nokia Mobile to my new.

Which Software I could use?

For my Series 40 Cellpohne (Nokia 6230i) I used a german Software
called Handy-Pack 6.0 from Data Becker. I wasn't bad, but it dosn't
support Series 60 Mobiles like my new N95.

I found the Oxygen Phone Manager II from Russia. But it could not edit
SMS and MMS Messages in the Memory of the N95.

Is there nothing on the Market? Is there no solution for all the
People who use Cellphones?

cu
redex

Hi.
Is it correct? You want to connect the 2 phones together to send some data from one to the second?
Can't you use bluetooth?
As far as I know 6230i does support bluetooth 1.1, so N95 must to too.

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HLR

Hello,

> Is it correct? You want to connect the 2 phones together to send some data from one
> to the second?
> Can't you use bluetooth?
> As far as I know 6230i does support bluetooth 1.1, so N95 must to too.
The way how it works doesn't matter to me. But it should work. I can
use Bluetooth, IRDA and Cable Connetion on booth.
A File like a mp3 Song I could copy via Bluetooth from one Mobile to
the other. Yes, thers no problem. But how can I copy 120 SMS an MMS
Messages?
The Cellphone doesn't support to copy this Data directly. So I need a
PC Program to solve my problem.

cu
redex

> Hello,

Hello:)

> A File like a mp3 Song I could copy via Bluetooth from one Mobile to
> the other.

OK.

> But how can I copy 120 SMS an MMS Messages?

Can't you copy text messages to calendar and then send them via bluetooh from calendar to the second phone?
It should work fine (but long a lillte)

Multimedia Mesages may be downloaded into computer, then sent to your mailbox or another internet account (eg. WWW) and then downloaded via EGPRS
to your N95 (it shouldn't cost a lot)

Try these 2 ways and let me know.

--
HLR

Thanx for the fast reply! :)

>> But how can I copy 120 SMS an MMS Messages?
> Can't you copy text messages to calendar and then send them via bluetooh from calendar to the > second phone?
> It should work fine (but long a lillte)
Hmm... okay. But then the SMS is in the Kalender. How could I extract
the SMS from the Calendar at the N95 to a SMS with the correct Sender
and Date?!

On this way it shouldn't work. I need a Software to Manage the SMS on
the N95. :-/

cu
redex

> Thanx for the fast reply! :)

OK, I'm online for a while so I can write.

> Hmm... okay. But then the SMS is in the Kalender. How could I extract
> the SMS from the Calendar at the N95 to a SMS with the correct Sender
> and Date?!

Well, you're probably right :/

> On this way it shouldn't work. I need a Software to Manage the SMS on
> the N95. :-/

You're probably right with this too :/

But you (probably) send MMSes to N95 through an internet account. Do you really want to keep original MMSes' date and time?
I wonder if it works. Try this and let me know please (here on NNTP group).

P.s. You always can rename the message:)

--
HLR

Hello!

> But you (probably) send MMSes to N95 through an internet account. Do you really want to
> keep original MMSes' date and time?
Yes, I would know when I receive the message and from who.

> I wonder if it works. Try this and let me know please (here on NNTP group).
I did it with a german Software the past Years. From The Nokia 6110 to
the 6210. From the 6210 to the 6310i and then to the 6230i. All these
are Series40 Mobiles. Now I bought a Series60 Mobile with Symbian, the
N95. [grml]

> P.s. You always can rename the message:)
Yes, but only the body of the message. Or not?

cu
redex

> > P.s. You always can rename the message:)
> Yes, but only the body of the message. Or not?

After renaming MMS, for example from 'mmsfil01.dat' to 'Sandy', 'Sandy should appear as the MMS sender.

Idea! Maybe not original one.

Synchronise 6230i inbox with PC, move files from 6230i PC application to N95 PC application (by any fle manager) and then synchronise N95 inbox with PC (using N95 application).

I've got no more ideas.

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HLR

<redex@web.de> kirjoitti
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> For my Series 40 Cellpohne (Nokia 6230i) I used a german Software
> called Handy-Pack 6.0 from Data Becker. I wasn't bad, but it dosn't
> support Series 60 Mobiles like my new N95.

How you know that? Usually the applications, which worked in S40 should work
also in s60.

> I found the Oxygen Phone Manager II from Russia. But it could not edit
> SMS and MMS Messages in the Memory of the N95.

Sometime ago, i had problem that I couldn't send SMS from my PC through my
Old 6600. A guy from Oxygen software sent there a message, where he said
that Oxygen phone manager could do what I needed and more. Then, I went to
download the program, and setuped it... But, it didn't connect to my phone.
It maybe needed something which I don't have. Finally I could write the
messages by using Microsoft (!) sms sender. This is just one story for
working with OPM.

> Is there nothing on the Market? Is there no solution for all the
> People who use Cellphones?

When I switched from 6600 to n70, I used N70's data transfer tool.
Unfortunately I think although N95 may have the Data transfer tool, It
doesn't support S40:s.

Hello,

> Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS phones can edit SMS messages, but
> only the new ones. Also it allows to backup, restore or send SMS messages.
It couldn't be so hart to convert the old SMS to the new one, or not?

Its only a simple text message with heather, Date and Phone Number...

cu
redex