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HTC Sync.apk from 2.2 Desire to Incredible?

Is it possible to get the newly updated 2.2 ROM from Desire, pull HTC Sync from it and port it to the Incredible to update the one on it?
Reason being, the new HTC Sync (Phone client not the PC client) enables the syncing abilities added in HTC Sync 3.0 (PC Client)
Droid Incredible works with the 3.0 software but it doesn't "talk" to the phone's client to "sync" it can only send data rather than send/receive (if you get my meaning)
HTC Sync 3.0 enables iTunes Sync/Windows Media Sync, Calendar, Outlook/Outlook Express sync, Photos/Videos sync, and a few others.
**Sorry if I posted this in the wrong forum**
Edit: According to the phone, the version of HTC Sync on the phone is 0.8

ITunes sync? Sweet.
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If someone has the ROM somewhere, I'll dig into it and give it a shot. I missed the download link posted somewhere else and it got pulled.

Better yet, can anyone port that ROM over to our device?

jeffreycentex said:
Better yet, can anyone port that ROM over to our device?
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That might take a while since Desire uses GSM and has slightly different hardware, but i could be wrong

[How to?] WP7 Contacts to Android

Is there an easy way to move contacts from a WP7 device to an Android device? And from Android to WP7?
Thanks all, been having some issues. Syncing into the cloud is not a desired solution for this issue.

You have gmail and all your contacts synced? Then there isn't a problem as the phone pulls all that info off your gmail account for both WP7 and Android.
I can say this as fact as I have both a Samsung Vibrant and HD7.

Wanted a different way not using the cloud because its for client phones at my work, just wanted an easy way to move their data from 1 smart phone to another when the company issues them new devices.

Landmine said:
Wanted a different way not using the cloud because its for client phones at my work, just wanted an easy way to move their data from 1 smart phone to another when the company issues them new devices.
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Are the contacts stored on sim cards? For android there is simcopy app, not sure if there is a similar app for wp7 though.
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export
you can export all, or groups of contacts from within gmail. it's a very nice feature, being able to gmail someone a complete list of contacts this way. also, exporting via mac-centric cards works nicely.
i keep all our android phones contacts up to date by simply sharing a group with family.
i'd imagine there is a simple way to do this from exchange ( ? ) but we are not and will never be an exchange/windows based home.

i am about to sell my hd7 and get sensation ,please someone to tell me how to save my contacts and the later on how to load them in the new sensation .
step by step guide pls ?
tnx

zhelev81 said:
i am about to sell my hd7 and get sensation ,please someone to tell me how to save my contacts and the later on how to load them in the new sensation .
step by step guide pls ?
tnx
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use the power of the cloud, luke. (explained above)

hi again
nowhere is explained how to do it , can you please tell me as I dont understand the told above ???
Just a quick refresh ... I dont have the htc sensation yet ,i have the hd 7 and what i want to do it save contacts somewhere and later transfer them to the new sensation phone .
please help me to understand how to do that with gmail.

Why downgrade to an inferior sensation? I'd take the HD7 over it any day
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[Q] Restoring contacts to new Droid using Google Sync?

Howdy. Sorry if this is a noob question but...
Today I returned my Xperia X10 and obtained an HTC Inspire 4G.
I made sure to google sync everything on my X10 prior to returning it.
How do I import all the contacts I google syncd back to my new phone?
Just pressing google sync on the phone doesn't appear to work.

[Q] HTC s610d, can i put Cynogen on it?

If so how can i go about putting this rom on this Exclusively China HTC phone.
It's a great phone honestly. But it's made for someone that is a permanent person in China. I'm a temporary student here for 2 years... I like the phone and I came from being a G2 user with the mod. Now if this phone can be with the Cynogen mod. Then it would be perfect. Because I can't get a normal market place on the phone... The HTC market place is no where as good or vast as googles market place. And I'd like my gmail to interact with my phone like it did in america. My gmail has all my contacts and what not saved on it.

wabarus said:
If so how can i go about putting this rom on this Exclusively China HTC phone.
It's a great phone honestly. But it's made for someone that is a permanent person in China. I'm a temporary student here for 2 years... I like the phone and I came from being a G2 user with the mod. Now if this phone can be with the Cynogen mod. Then it would be perfect. Because I can't get a normal market place on the phone... The HTC market place is no where as good or vast as googles market place. And I'd like my gmail to interact with my phone like it did in america. My gmail has all my contacts and what not saved on it.
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I have similar problem, living in china and using htc s610d so could you find how to solve this issue?, I didnt yet. in case, I will post here.
thx

Would be nice if there could be opened a dedicated section for HTC S610D under forums.

I got this phone too and couldn't get in to the android market. So here's what I did:
Downloaded the HTC Sync Software which has the HTC USB drivers etc from www,htc,com
Set your device to run in HTC Sync mode when connected to a PC (in USB settings on phone)
Goto www,coolapk,com which is a market site that has most good apps on it in APK form.
Download the APK you want
Run HTC Sync
Connect your Device and make sure it is in HTC sync mode
After you've set up the device select "Application installer" on HTC Sync software on the PC
Select the APK File you downloaded. select ok
Wait
Huzzah
A quicker way after is to download the barcode scanner application from this website then just use that app to capture the bar codes on the download pages with your phone to download them directly onto the phone
And another thing, if you want your gmail contacts just go to:
settings,
accounts and sync,
add account,
exchange activesync,
enter your gmail email and password,
you can select to sync contacts, mail , calendar etc,,,

HTC ChaCha PC Suite.

I have bought HTC ChaCha and now I want a PC application with which I can connect my HTC ChaCha with my laptop. Earlier I was using Nokia E5 and it came with Nokia PC Suite. I must say that it was a great application. You can manage and control your cellphone from your laptop with that application, send SMS messages by typing them on your laptop, save SMS, calender, notes and contacts backup etc. However I am amazed to find that there is no such application that came with HTC ChaCha. I have searched the web and all I got was some Chinese application.

Wrangler79 said:
I have bought HTC ChaCha and now I want a PC application with which I can connect my HTC ChaCha with my laptop. Earlier I was using Nokia E5 and it came with Nokia PC Suite. I must say that it was a great application. You can manage and control your cellphone from your laptop with that application, send SMS messages by typing them on your laptop, save SMS, calender, notes and contacts backup etc. However I am amazed to find that there is no such application that came with HTC ChaCha. I have searched the web and all I got was some Chinese application.
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HTC Sync. You can get it from htc.com.

Alex C. said:
HTC Sync. You can get it from htc.com.
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HTC sync is not even close to Nokia pc suite... First problem - connectivity...

Well, tell that to HTC then
That's the PC suite for HTC phones, made by HTC.

There is no proper PC suite software for android phones (with exeptions), and you don't need such software.
Turn on google sync in your account and set everything with it. So everything that you need, you can do by your browswer (almost).
Contacts and email (gmail).
SMS through SMS Backup+ and (there is on forum software to send messages from PC using android phone)
Ringtones (uploading) - normal USB connection in card mode
Whole backup (there are softwares in Market for it)

There's a Motorola pc- suite type app that is not motorola specific. Connects to phone by ip on same wireless network.
Can't recall name right now but I used it on a few previous androids.
sent usin' tapatalk innit.

We can safely say that Nokia was more advanced in PC Suite department. Their PC Suite was superb. No issues with connectivity. I used to type SMS messages from my laptop and they were sent from my cellphone.

Try AirDroid app

Can I also add that as pretty long time nokia user (not now thankfully) I thought pc- suite was truly awful. Poor ui - but best of a bad bunch I guess.
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qbert456 said:
Can I also add that as pretty long time nokia user (not now thankfully) I thought pc- suite was truly awful. Poor ui - but best of a bad bunch I guess.
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I guess you are talking about early versions of Nokia PC Suite. The new one is very capable and user friendly.

I hardly use the updated PC Suite for my E72. I mean... Even when I just bought the phone. I am satisfied with my Androids as they are.
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Sync
try myphoneexplorer
It can even sync Lotus notes and is free. you will have to install Myphoneexplorer_setup_1.8.2 on your PC and the client software on you htc chacha.

Recent versions of Ovi (Nokia) Suite have been very powerful and incredibly useful, but very resource unfriendly. On my i5, running the Ovi Suite was a breeze but when I installed it on my lower powered laptop, it used to grind for quite a long time. Sometimes I'd have to wait for well over a minute while it would establish a connection with my 5800. It also has a lot of processes running constantly to detect your phone so you have to keep on top of those, none of them are needed really. You don't need your PC to detect your phone and when you execute the .exe to run the Suite, they are called anyway.
On the other hand, I also used the INQ (lol) PC Suite. You could tell the INQ was still a very new phone as it looked like it had been made for Windows 95. Classic themed, 90s style of UI and a little bit weird to use. Yet, it offered a surprising amount of functionality. You could send & receive SMS using it (I did for a month when I smashed the screen on my INQ). The interface was basic but it worked quite well. You could transfer music to it. Again basic interface, transfer files and folders and not really much else. Not like the nice pretty synchronization of the Ovi Suite. It had Modem functionality and it also had a few other features like being able to view call logs, internal mem/sd access and could call up certain settings. Most importantly though, it had a tiny footprint on your resources. It was so fast.
For HTC, Sync is pretty much it.
Sorry, digressed a bit there, just an interesting conversation.