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How do I get all the contacts from my Samsung S5230 onto my iphone 3gs? Is there a way? Thanks.
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Use the samsung PC studio ( http://www.samsung.co...S5230GRAATO-downloads ) to sync the contacts with outlook or the windows address book, then use Itunes to sync outlook or the windows address book with the iphone.
Good luck getting an iPhone to receive contacts by bluetooth (unless it's jailbroken).... the iphone bluetooth is limited to mono audio only for headsets.
(and it's a full size sim in the 3Gs, but it will only be possible if the iPhone is on the same network or unlocked and even then extended contact information will be lost)
(and it's a full size sim in the 3Gs, but it will only be possible if the iPhone is on the same network or unlocked and even then extended contact information will be lost)
Yeah it's a pain, rival phone makers tend not to make it easy and it normally has to be done via outlook (or similar)
Transferring by sim card works if both phones can use the SIM card (so on the same network, or unlocked) but modern phones will store loads of extra details under each contact (Home No. Work No. Mobile No. Email addresses etc etc) but a sim will only store first name, last name and one phone number for each contact so if you use the extended contact info on the source phone the contacts get buggered up in various different ways (depending on how each phone deals with them) when you copy them over.
Transferring by sim card works if both phones can use the SIM card (so on the same network, or unlocked) but modern phones will store loads of extra details under each contact (Home No. Work No. Mobile No. Email addresses etc etc) but a sim will only store first name, last name and one phone number for each contact so if you use the extended contact info on the source phone the contacts get buggered up in various different ways (depending on how each phone deals with them) when you copy them over.
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