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Mac Forum / General / Portable Macs / October 2007LG Chocolate and OSX
My daughter busted her pink razr that I used isync to upload her address book. She's wanting to replace the Razr with LG Chocolate phone. It appears based on searches that I've done there is no way to sync the Chocolate to her Mac. Anyone aware of any ways to do this? > My daughter busted her pink razr that I used isync to upload her address > book. She's wanting to replace the Razr with LG Chocolate phone. It > appears based on searches that I've done there is no way to sync the > Chocolate to her Mac. Right, iSync doesn't work with LG phones. If you daughter wants to resync between the phone and the Mac regularly, not just as a one-time thing, an LG phone is not a good choice. Stay with Motorola. If she just wants to get the current contacts list from the old phone to the new one you have a couple of options. What service provider are you using, and how badly broken is the RAZR? If the provider is Verizon Wireless and if the RAZR still works well enough to establish contact with them, they have a free service to upload the current phone's contacts list and then download later to the new phone. Other providers might well offer a similar service. This is very easy and should meet the specific need you described. But of course it's of no use if the phone is totally dead. Your other option with an LG is to use the freeware tool BitPim. This is not so easy, especially via bluetooth, but it does work. See http://bitpim.org for details (or ask here if you go this route). > > My daughter busted her pink razr that I used isync to upload her address > > book. She's wanting to replace the Razr with LG Chocolate phone. It [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > is not so easy, especially via bluetooth, but it does work. See > http://bitpim.org for details (or ask here if you go this route). Thanks. She ran the Razr through the washing machine. The only damage appears to be the microphone. Everything else seems fine. I'll try the Verizon backup route. Bitpim looks interesting. I'll look into it as well. |
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