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How to backup your cellphone


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jagveer
Great
by jagveer on Jun 15, 2006 06:04 AM

great option for someone like me who loses her cell phones every now and then. Would help save a lot of time trying to find no.s and storing them again.


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Rakesh Ahuja
Contacts data storage
by Rakesh Ahuja on Jun 14, 2006 11:58 PM

The best bet to store the contact information is to use a PDA like Palm Tungsten/Palm Lifedrive, PDA-phone like Palm Treo 650/700w or a Windows Mobile based PDA-phone from Samsung/ HP/ Toshiba/ O2 XDA and many others. These give sync compatibility with Palm Desktop / MS-Outlook respectively. Moreover "Keyring" software for Palm allows cryptographic saving of credit card numbers and sensitive financial data, with a password encryption.
If your mobile phone has bluetooth or comes with a USB/serial cable, backup the cellphone to the computer using the same, as this will allow restoration of data in case of phone/sim loss or corruption by viruses.
NEVER EVER go in for a simple digital diary - you are bound to loose data if you miss out replacing the batteries at the proper time or in a proper manner, since there is no sync capability or backup in these cheap yet inefficient digital diaries.


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Prashant
How to backup your cellphone
by Prashant on Jun 14, 2006 11:39 AM

You can always write the phone numbers in a address diary, available in market for Rs. 10. This is so smalll that one can even carry it in their wallet.

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Ram
cell phone backup
by Ram on Jun 14, 2006 10:06 AM

hey, easy way is to use an un-used SIM to copy the phone book entries. It can serve just like the pen drive. you can take it anywhere and use it anytime!

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M.B. Sivaramakrishnan
Backing up your cellphone
by M.B. Sivaramakrishnan on Jun 13, 2006 11:16 PM

All your ideas are really good and useful.

My piece of idea is very simple and the most reliable for it can never get lost due to technical snag or anything.

It is record every new contact, phone no. and other details in your diary or a Note book, which you have in your office desk or home, every 15 days.

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S.Dayanand
backing up your cell phone data
by S.Dayanand on Jun 13, 2006 09:58 PM

What i am currently doing is - i have 2 nos., of phone memory cards (for NOKIA 6600) and frequently take back ups on both the cards. One card is in the phone itself and the other at home in a safe place. Even if the phone gets stolen/lost i have a backup at home !!

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Amit Agarwal
How to backup your cellphone
by Amit Agarwal on Jun 13, 2006 08:19 PM

You can use service provided by service provider. As in my case I am using Airtel Service for backup cellphone at Rs. 30 per month.

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Prashant
Backing up cellphone data.
by Prashant on Jun 13, 2006 08:11 PM

Hi there,

Why not backup your data onto a SIM card instead? I am doing it quite regularly. I have 3 SIM cards... I am using the older ones to backup my current phonebook. SMS messages are not important for me.
Just use the Copy option in Nokia cellphone.
Copy option in address book gives you choice of copying data from phone to SIM or SIM to phone.
Try this.
Basic understanding of SIM installation is required nothing more!!!!!!
Orange SIM cards have a capacity of 16k as compared to Airtel which has 32k memory.
Orange SIM can save 100-150 nos. compared to an Airtel SIM with 250 nos.
Only care to be taken is dont misplace your backup SIM card.

Thanks,
Prashant.

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