Re: [Opensync-users] Buying advice?

[Armin B. <arm...@de...>]

OrangeJon wrote:
> I use Linux, but do not currently use any PIM or email software.  I'm l=
ooking
> for a new phone, ideally a cameraphone.
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> I am looking for a combination of software and phone which, under linux=
, will
> allow me to:
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> *  synchronise my address book
> *  synchronise my calendar and (ideally categorised) to-do items
> *  download photos taken on the phone onto my PC
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> Ideally I'd like to do this by Bluetooth.  It would be great if I could=

> somehow access and modify the calendar and to-do items via the Internet=
, but
> not essential.  I don't want to spend more than =A3100/=80150, but woul=
d be happy
> with second-hand.
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> Does anybody know a software and phone combination that will let me do =
this?

Hi Jon,

right now, this is somewhat difficult to achieve, since im still writing
on the syncml library + plugin. But my advice to you would be to buy any
device that has a good address book and calendar and supports syncml.

About the downloading of the photos: This should be done using another
tool (like obexftp) so you should probably take a look at the supported
photos there.

Armin

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> Cheers,
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> Jon
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