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Any Sony Ericsson P800 users out there?
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i know someone who has one, and wow, that thing is a cool phone!
amazingly light also. lighter than my flip phone.
no clue about what you were asking though.
amazingly light also. lighter than my flip phone.
no clue about what you were asking though.
nonono
p800 is supported in 10.2.5. this means it cooperates with addressbook, etc. however, isync does not support p800 yet!
p800 is supported in 10.2.5. this means it cooperates with addressbook, etc. however, isync does not support p800 yet!
P800 sync (or any handset using SyncML)
The P800 is today supported by address book (someone calls, address book notifies you on the screen, you will have options to send the caller to your voicemail or send him an sms). Also, file transfer between the phone and the mac is functioning (also before 10.2.5).
For iSync however, it's a different story. The technology for local synchronisation, used by iSync is irMc. This works fine with the older Ericsson phones (t68, R520, T39, etc.), but for the newest phones (not only SE, but also Nokia, Siemens, etc.) SyncML is increasingly becoming the standard, also for local synchronisation.
It is believed that Apple is working on integrating this into iSync, but it is not there yet. As a result, you cannot sync your Mac with your SyncML device today.
Guess we'll just have to wait a little more.
Martijn
The P800 is today supported by address book (someone calls, address book notifies you on the screen, you will have options to send the caller to your voicemail or send him an sms). Also, file transfer between the phone and the mac is functioning (also before 10.2.5).
For iSync however, it's a different story. The technology for local synchronisation, used by iSync is irMc. This works fine with the older Ericsson phones (t68, R520, T39, etc.), but for the newest phones (not only SE, but also Nokia, Siemens, etc.) SyncML is increasingly becoming the standard, also for local synchronisation.
It is believed that Apple is working on integrating this into iSync, but it is not there yet. As a result, you cannot sync your Mac with your SyncML device today.
Guess we'll just have to wait a little more.
Martijn