syncing software

What was the name of that free software you can use to sync calendar
appointments between mobile phone and MS Outlook using a wired
connection?

badgolferman wrote:
> What was the name of that free software you can use to sync calendar
> appointments between mobile phone and MS Outlook using a wired
> connection?

You are probably referring to bITpIM...it does
work with some phones but development seems to
have dried up with the increased use of so called
smartphones.

Pegleg wrote:

>badgolferman wrote:
>>What was the name of that free software you can use to sync calendar
>>appointments between mobile phone and MS Outlook using a wired
>>connection?
>
>You are probably referring to bITpIM...it does work with some phones
>but development seems to have dried up with the increased use of so
>called smartphones.

Thanks for the answer. It seems to support my phone though. After
reading the site I am unclear as to whether BitPM syncs with MS Outlook
2007. If not I am considering giving SyncCell a try.
http://www.synccell.com/

I have a USB cable that goes with my external hard drive. The end that
fits the drive also fits my Motorola RAZR V3M. Can I use that cable
for the cell phone to do any synching or does it require one designed
for the phone? I have not tried it yet for fear that the voltages may
not be compatible.

badgolferman wrote:
> Pegleg wrote:

>> You are probably referring to bITpIM...it does work with some phones
>> but development seems to have dried up with the increased use of so
>> called smartphones.
>
> Thanks for the answer. It seems to support my phone though. After
> reading the site I am unclear as to whether BitPM syncs with MS Outlook
> 2007. If not I am considering giving SyncCell a try.
> http://www.synccell.com/
>
> I have a USB cable that goes with my external hard drive. The end that
> fits the drive also fits my Motorola RAZR V3M. Can I use that cable
> for the cell phone to do any synching or does it require one designed
> for the phone? I have not tried it yet for fear that the voltages may
> not be compatible.
>
I used BitPim with several phones in the past.
The features supported varied with the phone I was
using. I only used it with Outlook 2003 so can't
answer your other question. Best bet is to give
it a try.

As far as cables go...that can be a tricky
question...some have experienced problems when
trying to use third party cables some have not. I
never had a problem and I have used some cables
from the CellPhoneShop...a Chinese outfit I believe.

I can't offer anything as to using the cable you
mention...try at your own risk...the third party
cables are cheap.

Brian