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11/23/09
Does anyone have a workaround to get the DEVICE memory from the Blackberry out?
I have loads of phone numbers saved on the phone but not on the SIM, to get them on the SIM all I can find it that they have to be added manually in which case I might as well just manually add them to my iPhone...
Yet another reason why I am SO happy to get rid of the Blackberry.
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11/22/09
My FUZE came installed with Sprite Mobile Backup and from having it I highly recommend buying it if it didn't already come with your phone. It backs up every little nuance and can bundle it into an .EXE you throw on your microSD, and pop the card into your new WinMo phone. Run the EXE and your settings and other magical stuff restores back.
Sadly from what I've heard, the Tilt2 does not come with Sprite.
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maybe because blackberry desktop manager is fine ? just a thought
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Mind you, as a smart device, no version of the Sidekick holds up well against any well implemented WinMo device. However, considering the concept of cloud storage has been around in an actual working product sold to millions of users for seven years now, one would have thought that we would have seen something like this a lot more widespread for other mobile operating systems, ages ago. Certainly not seven years later.