Does anybody know how to transfer SMS from Nokia E65 to HTC Diamond (WM6)??
shemeri said:
Does anybody know how to transfer SMS from Nokia E65 to HTC Diamond (WM6)??
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Move to SIM.
other ways
Is there any other way, since I have many sms and sim doesn't take that much i guess, am I right?
E65
Nokia E65 has sms stored in memory and not sim and doesn't have the option to move sms to sim card!!
try jeyo mobile extender. it supports WM and Symbian OS.
it will move your sms into an outlook account
then u can move your sms from the pc to the device
http://www.jeyo.com/extender.asp
Jeyo
karim099 said:
try jeyo mobile extender. it supports WM and Symbian OS.
it will move your sms into an outlook account
then u can move your sms from the pc to the device
http://www.jeyo.com/extender.asp
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Thanks Karim099 for your suggestion, I almost believed it would work when I tried and downloaded their trial version. Installed on PC and finally when I had to install the agent on my Nokia, it didn't work! :-( It says "unsupported". The one I have is Symbian OS v3 and I guess they don't support v3 yet!
Any other solutions? Need to copy my sms to the new phone...
You can use Nokia PC Suite and sync to your Microsoft Outlook, all the contact from your Nokia will be in your Outlook contact. Later you use Microsoft active sync to sync to your Windows Mobile device. I believe that Nokia PC Suite supports E65.
Sorry guys wrong post...
joe111 said:
Sorry guys wrong post...
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Yes Joe, its SMS problem and not Contact! I used Zyb.com to sync with my contacts
shemeri said:
Thanks Karim099 for your suggestion, I almost believed it would work when I tried and downloaded their trial version. Installed on PC and finally when I had to install the agent on my Nokia, it didn't work! :-( It says "unsupported". The one I have is Symbian OS v3 and I guess they don't support v3 yet!
Any other solutions? Need to copy my sms to the new phone...
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honestly never had the opportunity to test this out on symbian but they mention on the website:
New in Version 2.5
* Outlook 2007 and Windows Vista compatibility
* Synchronization of text message inbox sub-folders
* Printing
* Texting to distribution lists
* Outlook-style new message notification
* Support for Symbian S60/UIQ
* Support for feature phones including popular Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung phones
btw. i just seen the download section, there are different versions for every OS. so u shld install the version suporting symbian first ... then windows second.. i guess
Right!
karim099 said:
honestly never had the opportunity to test this out on symbian but they mention on the website:
New in Version 2.5
* Outlook 2007 and Windows Vista compatibility
* Synchronization of text message inbox sub-folders
* Printing
* Texting to distribution lists
* Outlook-style new message notification
* Support for Symbian S60/UIQ
* Support for feature phones including popular Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung phones
btw. i just seen the download section, there are different versions for every OS. so u shld install the version suporting symbian first ... then windows second.. i guess
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You are right
They didn't mention what versio of Symbian S60 they support. However, I tried and downloaded their trial version on my Nokia E65 and it said "Unsupported".
I figured that their version does not support Symbian S60 V3 as my Nokia E65 is Symbian S60 V3.
So I am still looking around the net, googling for a solution
Have you found a solution yet? I need to bring back my phone for warranty purposes, so I will use my N95 again.
no
No gave up
The Noke Lumia 820 and 920 have a very great Field Test Display that could be reaced with ##3282# (Apollo) or ##3282 (Portico). But an the HTC 8X and 8S this code doesn't work. :crying:
Maybe the HTC Phones have already the necessary files in the firmware but just need other code that no one know. Than I think it should bei possible to locate the files in the directory and make a own icon to reach the Field Test Display.
But maybe the firmware of the HTC 8X and 8S doesn't contain the Field Test Display Files. Is it possible to extract the program files from a Nokia Lumia 820 or 920 and copy than on a HTC 8X or 8S? Or need program files to bei signed for a specific phone?
I think this can't be done easily, because the field test made by nokia are API related to their own phones, it means, the info is provided by the hardware itself, specific hardware calls.
The radio module of each brand is different compared to another brand, even when HTC and Nokia have both WP8 devices, the radio module firmware is totally proprietary and is difficult to port to another device with different radio module.
In short: If you want field test on your HTC device, HTC needs to provide it.
works too in my Lumia 620, using the ##3282
##3282 still works on 920 after the 1314 update. Unbranded 920, PC 059Q8T8. Might be different for carrier provided handsets.
Try ##DIAG# (##3424#) or ##MFG# (##364#) or variations on those. I think my HD7 used DIAG.
hi
is it possible to install windows 8.1 on nokia lumia 1520? hardware is good enough and display size is big enough to have windows
I request to find way to do that!
motibala said:
hi
is it possible to install windows 8.1 on nokia lumia 1520? hardware is good enough and display size is big enough to have windows
I request to find way to do that!
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Yes.
You have two possibility:
- Install Windows Phone 8.1 via the Preview for Developers (PFD) program.
- Wait for the official deployment.
I do not give you more information on the PFD, because the official deploy Windows Phone 8.1 (and Lumia Cyan) for Nokia Lumia 1520 should soon began. Also, Microsoft currently stopped for the moment (for a indefinitely period) deploying Windows Phone 8.1/Lumia Cyan on phones equipped with PFD.
anaheiim said:
Yes.
You have two possibility:
- Install Windows Phone 8.1 via the Preview for Developers (PFD) program.
- Wait for the official deployment.
I do not give you more information on the PFD, because the official deploy Windows Phone 8.1 (and Lumia Cyan) for Nokia Lumia 1520 should soon began. Also, Microsoft currently stopped for the moment (for a indefinitely period) deploying Windows Phone 8.1/Lumia Cyan on phones equipped with PFD.
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thanks for your quick reply, I meant hack for windows 8.1 as a computer!
motibala said:
thanks for your quick reply, I meant hack for windows 8.1 as a computer!
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may be Windows RT which is the versión of Windows OS for ARM. Instead of that, think about something, since this is not open source is not possible to Port Windows RT, may be is possible using a virtual machine but that is a lot of work and i dont think anyone will do it for free. Just my two cents ?.
Yeah, the hardware is absolutely not "good enough" for normal Windows 8.1, because that only runs on x86 or x64 CPUs, not on ARM. Windows RT 8.1 is a locked-down version of Windows 8.1 which does run on ARM, but it's not "installable" in the usual sense so you'd need to hack it on there, and its performance on the 1520 would be OK but not tremendous.
The Lumia 2520 tablet is an example of an RT device.
No any way.. Can't do it. Lack of hardware requirements.
Thanks ALL
I'm about to buy a WP device, and of course it's my first WP device so I was doing some research on it.
We know that Lumia devices to WP are like Nexus device to Android, which means first gets update to new system.
And recently there a lot of wallet-friendly WP phones comes out like Prestigio, Yezz, Blu... etc, and as I have wait for 2 months that Lumia 630 dual sim is still not available in my country so I'm thinking about prestigio multiphone 8500.
Only thing I'm worrying about is system update. I take no doubt it's not gonna be as fast as Lumia devices get.
And I read an article about an app "windows preview for developers", and appears it can run on Lumia, Huawei and Samsung.
So I was wondering how does WP work?
I mean, for example the Android , each device has its own driver so need manufacturer to do the update.
And WP doesn't work that way? just like we saw on PC, one system contains almost all driver?
Each OEM device contains the Windows Phone OS + OEM/Carrier specific firmwares that do include drivers that will add and tweak things for the specific version of WP.
The Preview for Developers program allows a user to update his or her phone to the latest version of the Windows Phone OS ONLY, keeping the current firmware that you had installed BEFORE you updated the OS via the preview for developers. Before updating, Microsoft informs you that if something goes wrong with your phone, that it CAN void your warranty (unless you can get back to a previous version of the OS to match the version that is in production for your carrier).
The carriers will release the OEM/Carrier updates when they are approved.
qtwrk said:
I'm about to buy a WP device, and of course it's my first WP device so I was doing some research on it.
We know that Lumia devices to WP are like Nexus device to Android, which means first gets update to new system.
And recently there a lot of wallet-friendly WP phones comes out like Prestigio, Yezz, Blu... etc, and as I have wait for 2 months that Lumia 630 dual sim is still not available in my country so I'm thinking about prestigio multiphone 8500.
Only thing I'm worrying about is system update. I take no doubt it's not gonna be as fast as Lumia devices get.
And I read an article about an app "windows preview for developers", and appears it can run on Lumia, Huawei and Samsung.
So I was wondering how does WP work?
I mean, for example the Android , each device has its own driver so need manufacturer to do the update.
And WP doesn't work that way? just like we saw on PC, one system contains almost all driver?
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Hi,
Firstly, although now Nokia's mobile division belongs to Microsoft, I do not think as long as it is a kind of exclusivity for updates. It's just that there are only a duo (or rather all in one) Microsoft/Nokia that move your ass, the rest of the manufacturers do almost nothing, and royally fu** Windows Phone (Huawei, HTC, Samsung, etc). It is therefore felt in the updates:
- Nokia first in almost all the time
- Huawei, HTC, Samsung, etc. last
All this because some OEMs do not want to bet (big) on Windows Phone. This is unfortunate.
In addition, the updates via the Developers Preview for all models of Windows Phone 8 uild OS updates have the same time. Namely, since the GDR3 Preview, the Preview status updates become official once the release for everyone (almost no change the build version between of Preview/official).
On Windows Phone, the packages the OS portion and the firmware part *are separated*, which means that one can go without the other.
Some example (Nokia):
- Preview GDR3 WP8.0 on Lumia Amber (Lumia Amber is fully compatible under GDR2 WP8.0).
- Preview WP8.1 on Lumia Black (Lumia Black is fully compatible under GDR2 WP8.0).
- Preview GDR1 WP8.1 on Lumia Cyan (Lumia Cyan is fully compatible in WP8.1).
- Etc. (along with other OEM).
Of course, for each GDR (at minimum), OEMs need to update their firmware to make it fully compatible at this level (software-hardware).
anaheiim said:
Hi,
Firstly, although now Nokia's mobile division belongs to Microsoft, I do not think as long as it is a kind of exclusivity for updates. It's just that there are only a duo (or rather all in one) Microsoft/Nokia that move your ass, the rest of the manufacturers do almost nothing, and royally fu** Windows Phone (Huawei, HTC, Samsung, etc). It is therefore felt in the updates:
- Nokia first in almost all the time
- Huawei, HTC, Samsung, etc. last
All this because some OEMs do not want to bet (big) on Windows Phone. This is unfortunate.
In addition, the updates via the Developers Preview for all models of Windows Phone 8 uild OS updates have the same time. Namely, since the GDR3 Preview, the Preview status updates become official once the release for everyone (almost no change the build version between of Preview/official).
On Windows Phone, the packages the OS portion and the firmware part *are separated*, which means that one can go without the other.
Some example (Nokia):
- Preview GDR3 WP8.0 on Lumia Amber (Lumia Amber is fully compatible under GDR2 WP8.0).
- Preview WP8.1 on Lumia Black (Lumia Black is fully compatible under GDR2 WP8.0).
- Preview GDR1 WP8.1 on Lumia Cyan (Lumia Cyan is fully compatible in WP8.1).
- Etc. (along with other OEM).
Of course, for each GDR (at minimum), OEMs need to update their firmware to make it fully compatible at this level (software-hardware).
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thanks for your reply.
please forgive my stupidity and poor english, about GDR, can I take it like a big update on Windows , like Service Pack ? at least that's how I felt about this thing ...
what do you mean "Amber", "Black" and "Cyan" ? I assume it's like system name ? like TouchWiz , SenseUI and something ?
so I assume i bought a Prestigio Multiphone 8500 duo (WP8.1) , is it possible i get WP8.1 GDR1 myself ? (even somehow it's problematic and not fully compatible) or I must wait for OEM to do it ?
qtwrk said:
thanks for your reply.
please forgive my stupidity and poor english, about GDR, can I take it like a big update on Windows , like Service Pack ? at least that's how I felt about this thing ...
what do you mean "Amber", "Black" and "Cyan" ? I assume it's like system name ? like TouchWiz , SenseUI and something ?
so I assume i bought a Prestigio Multiphone 8500 duo (WP8.1) , is it possible i get WP8.1 GDR1 myself ? (even somehow it's problematic and not fully compatible) or I must wait for OEM to do it ?
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GDR means "General Distribution Release". GDRs provide bug fixes, modifications of any kind, add features, etc.
If Windows Phone 8 would "equal" (excuse the term) at Windows 7 (not Windows 8, because there are more Service Pack on this version), then yes a GDR would be about equal to a Service Pack.
Lumia Amber, Lumia Black and Lumia Cyan are firmware developed by Nokia. They contain all sorts of things, such as drivers, features, assembly (dll/exe), etc.
Basically, it is the firmware that makes the link between the hardware and the software. All other manufacturers are developing the firmwares for their Windows Phone, only they do not give of name at of their firmware. Nokia does.
All Windows Phone 8 will get the GDR1 of WP8.1, even your device (either by voice Preview, or by the official voice).
anaheiim said:
GDR means "General Distribution Release". GDRs provide bug fixes, modifications of any kind, add features, etc.
If Windows Phone 8 would "equal" (excuse the term) at Windows 7 (not Windows 8, because there are more Service Pack on this version), then yes a GDR would be about equal to a Service Pack.
Lumia Amber, Lumia Black and Lumia Cyan are firmware developed by Nokia. They contain all sorts of things, such as drivers, features, assembly (dll/exe), etc.
Basically, it is the firmware that makes the link between the hardware and the software. All other manufacturers are developing the firmwares for their Windows Phone, only they do not give of name at of their firmware. Nokia does.
All Windows Phone 8 will get the GDR1 of WP8.1, even your device (either by voice Preview, or by the official voice).
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if I may , i'd like to know something more about WP.
as we can see in Android , the eco-system is full of fragment , and Google couldn't push OEMs to update their devices, does Microsoft have more control over this matter ?
I mean , how could Microsoft to be so sure about all WP8 devices will get GDR1 ? for Lumia series I can understand , but what about devices of Huawei , Samsung and other OEMs ? how could Microsoft guarantee the update on NO-Lumia devices ?
qtwrk said:
if I may , i'd like to know something more about WP.
as we can see in Android , the eco-system is full of fragment , and Google couldn't push OEMs to update their devices, does Microsoft have more control over this matter ?
I mean , how could Microsoft to be so sure about all WP8 devices will get GDR1 ? for Lumia series I can understand , but what about devices of Huawei , Samsung and other OEMs ? how could Microsoft guarantee the update on NO-Lumia devices ?
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All Windows Phone 8 device has support in terms of updates. Support for Windows Phone 8 will normally end at the latest in 2016 (for some device).
On this point, you do not have to inquitez, not before long (and in hope that Microsoft to learn from their mistake with WP7).
anaheiim said:
All Windows Phone 8 device has support in terms of updates. Support for Windows Phone 8 will normally end at the latest in 2016 (for some device).
On this point, you do not have to inquitez, not before long (and in hope that Microsoft to learn from their mistake with WP7).
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with all due respect sir , i think you misunderstood me ...
my main question is , how could Microsoft possibly to oversee the update over all other OEMs ? for Lumia , there is no doubts about that ...
like they've made a contract , agreement , or such thing ?
we see how the looser Google is, in the control, special the update part of Android ...:crying:
Microsoft controls the phone update servers. If an OEM doesn't want to release an update for their phone, MS could (in theory) just push the OS update to all users of that phone anyhow. This would be functionally equivalent to using the Preview For Developers option, except doing it for everybody instead of just those who opted into it.
PFD allows you to update any WP8 device from any OEM and on any carrier as though it were an Android Nexus device: you get the updates as soon as Microsoft publishes them, without waiting on OEM/MO customizations and without the OEM or MO having any opportunity to block or delay the update unless it breaks on their firmware (in which case MS will stop pushing the update until it's fixed).