There are 2 types of synchronization:Goethe wrote:Can any kindly give a step-by-step guide to synchronise the Sony Ericsson K700i? I've gone through the manual and installed the PC suite, but every time I try to create a new account, I'm being asked for the server address, and I don't know what that is. I've tried to contact Sony Ericsson but no one ever picks up the phone. Please help!
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Nokia is much, much worse than SE at synchronization.Goethe wrote:Hi Bremen,
First of all, I installed the PC suite. After that, I went to "Synchronisation" under "Conectivity" in my phone. I was prompted to give a server address, server username as well as password. When I tried to ignore and save the account, I would be given the error message "URL missing". The shortcut "My Phone" on my desktop is always showing not connected even after I have activated my Bluetooth device. The manual says that I have to input a server address, but I understand that this should not be the case from my friends who use Nokia. I've also tried on several occasions to contact Sony Ericsson but they have not returned my phone messages or emails once. Did I go wrong somewhere? I'm really puzzled. Please kindly point out where I went wrong, thanks!
Might I suggest that you drop out to the web and download the latest version of Nokia's PC Suite? Cured all my problems with my N80.Goethe wrote:Hi Bremen,
First of all, I installed the PC suite. After that, I went to "Synchronisation" under "Conectivity" in my phone. I was prompted to give a server address, server username as well as password. When I tried to ignore and save the account, I would be given the error message "URL missing". The shortcut "My Phone" on my desktop is always showing not connected even after I have activated my Bluetooth device. The manual says that I have to input a server address, but I understand that this should not be the case from my friends who use Nokia. I've also tried on several occasions to contact Sony Ericsson but they have not returned my phone messages or emails once. Did I go wrong somewhere? I'm really puzzled. Please kindly point out where I went wrong, thanks!
The K700i is a SonyEricsson phone, not a Nokia.Strong Eagle wrote:
Might I suggest that you drop out to the web and download the latest version of Nokia's PC Suite? Cured all my problems with my N80.
Pc Suite is actually made by Symbian and rebadged by Nokia and SE for their Symbian phones. The SE one for the SE OS is called "Sync Station".bigfilsing wrote:T
I am a bit confused with the "PC suite" i thought that was for Nokia...as far as i know the Sony soft ware is called sync station ????
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