i wanna delete or add my contacts of my phone on my computer. maybe it’s more convenient than that on my phone. what’s the best way to manage my contacts?
thanks in advance.
If you wanna manage your phone’s contacts via computer, it’s necessary to download Third Party Software. if you have no idea, MoboPlay which is a smarter and smaller PC suite is suitable for u.
1.Download this PC suite and connect your phone to your computer via USB or WIFI.
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2.Click the “Device” tab and you will be able to see two folders named, Contacts and Messages below the “Media” section.
3.Click the “Contacts” folder to manage all your Android contacts. You can add new contacts, import and export contacts as VCF
files, delete contacts, edit contact information, and send SMS directly from your PC to any of the contacts.
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"This freeware application allows you to quickly export contacts from WM6 into a comma separated file (csv) for easy import into Mozilla Thunderbird 2.
I created this application for 2 reasons:
1. I could not find a decent contacts export application for WM6.
Those I did find required online sign-up with a sync site or involved multiple steps to do the export.
2. Once I exported contacts (in csv format) for the purpose of
importing it to Thunderbird, I found that matching the columns in
Thunderbird to be a nightmare process which discouraged me completely.
I was just looking to copy all my WM6 contacts to Thunderbird. Yes, I know that syncing would be a better solution, but I found that once you have the bulk of your contacts in Thunderbird it is easy to maintain current and add new contacts."
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After using this software for a while I am wondering if you all know about this or not. One of the best Alternative for KIES!!!!! :good::good::good:
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Wondershare MobileGo Android Manager
Play Store Link
Windows Client Link
Features
Organize all your apps, media, contacts, and more in one window.
Sync your phone and PC, so you leave the house with the latest stuff.
Backup your contacts, call log, ringtones, settings, apps, etc.
Share with a click to and from your friends' phones and tablets.
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There is a app named airdroid which is also do same work and is very easy to use
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Yeah Airdroid is one Great App. I love it.
But I came across this when I switched from Symbian to Android. It allows very easy Contacts transfer from Symbian to Android.
CherryNotes
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The text editor for everyone that lives in the cloud but wants control over local and cloud text files.
The text editor of your dreams is here. With CherryNotes you can easily manage your notes and select which ones will get synced to the cloud and which ones should stay local. With one click you back up notes to the cloud and with another click bring any note from the cloud back to your device, and all the notes that are on both locations get synced effortlessly.
As a multitasker I always wanted a text editor that let me keep notes on the device but at the same time sync some of them with a cloud storage solution. After a year looking for the perfect app I couldn't find it, so I decided to build my own, that's how CherryNotes was invented.
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So my mom's HTC desire C has a partially messed up display after a bit of water got in it. Only this one rectangle area on the left half of the screen is working properly, I have a picture attached to explain what I mean. What I'm trying to figure out is how to get the contacts out of the phone. The biggest problem is that she never synced the phone with a google account so the contacts aren't saved anywhere but on the phone. I was hoping someone here would know of a way to import contacts to a PC without having to touch the phone too much since the display is barely working. I've tried HTC sync manager but it'll only import outlook contacts for some reason.
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There are different ways to back up contacts with adb.
One is like
Code:
adb pull /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/contacts2.db
This should backup the whole contact database to your adb folder on your pc
hello,guys.
I wanna transfer some music files which created by myself to my phone.
so could you please tell me what's the best way to transfer files from PC to my phone?
it will be better if it helps me to create my ringtone...：）
Thanks in advance
Yup. maybe you can choose a kind of free PC suite.
I usually use MoboPlay to transfer music files to my iPhone6.
Just simplely follow these steps:
connect your computer to your iPhone and open this software at first. And go to the “Media” section of MoboPlay, where you will see this interce like this.
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2.Then, you just click this “+Add Music” button. There are three options to choose. You just select the options which you want. And finally you just wait for transfer. that’s all.
If it's an Android phone, just connect the phone to your PC as a media device and copy the files to a folder either in your phone's internal memory (if you have enough) or on your phone's MicroSD card (if you have one).