Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2

[cvasale]

Got astro for the file explorer, but I'm having a major problem. I tried to use the free application to make a vCard and import my contacts into Gmail, but when I sync my phone with Gmail it says there are no contacts with phone numbers. Other than entering contacts 1 by 1, is there a better, or different way to get my contacts into my phone?

[milkycoins]

Originally Posted by cvasale

Other than entering contacts 1 by 1, is there a better, or different way to get my contacts into my phone?

Im wondering this also. Have you tried Microsoft Outlook? I would be using that but am on the trial version and it won't allow me to sync contacts.

[JDM_SOHC]

Originally Posted by milkycoins

Im wondering this also. Have you tried Microsoft Outlook? I would be using that but am on the trial version and it won't allow me to sync contacts.

Create a gmail account, sign into ur active sync on your phone and establish a new connection and blablabla directions are right here lol it'd take me 10 years to type it all...

[stevedusa]

NVM

Thanks for sharing!

[AstronusX]

Android rock, now hopefully GPS and sound work soon

[JDM_SOHC]

Originally Posted by AstronusX

Android rock, now hopefully GPS and sound work soon

You mean, Sound right..??

GPS is working for the lot of us...

[AstronusX]

yes I mean Sound for music, GPS work? or it's My Location?

[Eschelon]

Originally Posted by jdmsohc22

You mean, Sound right..??

GPS is working for the lot of us...

That's not GPS.

It's a combination of aGPS programming, cell tower triangulation, and Google's wickedly evil wifi mapping database.

You ever see those Google cars driving around taking pictures for their 'street view' functionality in Google Maps?... Well those cars are also mapping all of the wifi signals they come across. That way, when Android picks up a wifi signal, it pings Google's wifi database to see where you are!!

Google scares the hell out of me sometimes

[00_MACKIE_00]

Originally Posted by Eschelon

That's not GPS.

It's a combination of aGPS programming, cell tower triangulation, and Google's wickedly evil wifi mapping database.

You ever see those Google cars driving around taking pictures for their 'street view' functionality in Google Maps?... Well those cars are also mapping all of the wifi signals they come across. That way, when Android picks up a wifi signal, it pings Google's wifi database to see where you are!!

Google scares the hell out of me sometimes

With these superman powers, why even have GPS?

[skuddy]

no seriously, how long should this take to boot.