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#11
There are lots of sync apps... I sync my phone every couple days via PC Suite which syncs with Outlook. There is a full GPE suite to sync with that on almost all linux flavors. I seem to recall an app or two in devel that lets you sync contacts with Google as well. Plus the phone itself can act as if it's a laptop and sync via bluetooth with other phones, or any device that supports active sync. (I did a sync with my N6230 with no intermediate device, just paired and pulled all the data over in one hit.)

Try doing a forum search before calling things useless. It's really not that hard to find apps for this. A simple search for "sync" on the forum yields plenty of solutions.
 
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Originally Posted by fr33dom View Post
so what is the point of launching the mobile into the market without having any good final syncing products. i mean everything is extremely not user friendly. yes i come from an ubuntu backgroud (barely 1 year) and it is hard and complicated just like maemo. but there are no stable applications for this mobile.cant sync. go figure. i thought this would be a rather easy task to do.
Sadly Nokia still doesn't have a native Linux Ovi suite yet. With their focus on MeeGo, I'm sure a native client will show up soon enough. I use Conduit Synchronizer to sync my N900 with Ubuntu.
 
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