[center]How To Inter-Transfer Contacts nd Messages on Different phone Brands

Any1's got a very good Intelligent idea of how best to achieve such ?? 

Been trying to transfer my whole Contact nd Messages from one Brand of Phone to another, say From Nokia N95 to Sony ericsson K80i

Yes, I knw There's is the Bluetooth option, but its seems way too tedious nd prone to lotta' errors too!

Sure, you can easily transfer from a Nokia Phone to another, . . in a giffi using the Nokia PC Suite! 

Any better way to Inter-Transfer?  [/center]

Write them out from the old phone onto a new higher notebook, then copy them from the notebook into the new phone! Finis.
Its 98% reliable & u'd hardly get errorz.

dragnet:

Write them out from the old phone onto [s]a new higher notebook[/s], then copy them from the notebook into the new phone! Finis.
Its 98% reliable & u'd hardly get errorz.

Na Hardcover i for use'

Do u knw how many contacts dey my phone ? plus the unlimited text messages inbox!

Abeg serious jare!

The problem: Managing contacts seamlessly between the Symbian Belle and the Android (My Nokia E6 and Samsung)

Step 1) I exported my contacts from Microsoft Outlook where I used to store them before to my alternative Gmail account.

Step 2) For the Android it was easy peasy synching with the phone

Step 3) For The Nokia I exported from Gmail in the Outlook CSV format and then imported into Windows contacts (Windows 7 OS) as CSV (Comma Separated values). I wired The Nokia to my laptop and then using Nokia-Ovi PC Suite I synched (having set the Nokia-Ovi PC Suite to synch from Windows contacts). Considering how cumbersome this is it might just have to be solely a weekly affair. As much as I tried to find an auto alternative I couldn’t so I had to settle for this.

Step 4) Job’s done, I’m backed up for life as I’ll “always” have stuff online and will never lose all my contacts even if I lose my phone. And whenever I want to edit, add or delete contacts I do so on Gmail, and follow either step for the Android or the Nokia.

Use Microsoft Outlook application on your PC

Holy Moses.........a 3 year old thread resurrection.