Re: [BitPim-devel] Samsung SGH-A737 (AT&T)

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As Don observed, that would be a GSM phone, whereas BitPim mainly works
with CDMA phones.  I've encountered similar programs for GSM phones,
though a lot of them only seem to support models from other
manufacturers, most commonly Nokia.  One exception is Wammu
(http://wammu.eu/), whose backend claims to offer limited support
(including for the phone book) via a generic "at" driver:
http://cihar.com/gammu/phonedb/samsung/1907/.

I hope that helps, and am sorry that BitPim is not an option.

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