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pichlo 2017-08-20 08:51

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hardy_magnus (Post 1532907)
so what u trying to say is that i can backup my home directory which includes my contacts n other stuff to the internal or external storage ( memory card) but i cannot copy my contacts to the sim card, right ?

Not only that. Juice's solution does not address syncing contacts between devices in any way, shape or form.

juiceme 2017-08-20 14:56

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pichlo (Post 1532909)
Quote:

Originally Posted by hardy_magnus (Post 1532907)
so what u trying to say is that i can backup my home directory which includes my contacts n other stuff to the internal or external storage ( memory card) but i cannot copy my contacts to the sim card, right ?

Not only that. Juice's solution does not address syncing contacts between devices in any way, shape or form.

My solution is what I need, which is backup'ing the content of the device automatically via network to my server at home... :D
From there I can for example get at the contacts with ease, just as messages and media content which are more important for me.
As I keep it synced daily the sync works really fast over 4G.

But you want something to be copied to simcard, why?
Simcard contact memory is really really tiny and it does not even have all same fields as normal contacts database.
Sure it is doable just as copying contact data from simcard, but why bother?

And yes, as @pichlo says this is about copying data to my server; copying to other devices works well via bluetooth already.

hardy_magnus 2017-08-20 16:20

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by juiceme (Post 1532929)
My solution is what I need, which is backup'ing the content of the device automatically via network to my server at home... :D
From there I can for example get at the contacts with ease, just as messages and media content which are more important for me.
As I keep it synced daily the sync works really fast over 4G.

But you want something to be copied to simcard, why?
Simcard contact memory is really really tiny and it does not even have all same fields as normal contacts database.
Sure it is doable just as copying contact data from simcard, but why bother?

And yes, as @pichlo says this is about copying data to my server; copying to other devices works well via bluetooth already.

i am very careful about my privacy that's y i don't sync my stuff online and contacts on the sim card means i can access contacts even on a feature phone with no internet connection when i change devices.

juiceme 2017-08-20 20:20

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hardy_magnus (Post 1532934)
i am very careful about my privacy that's y i don't sync my stuff online and contacts on the sim card means i can access contacts even on a feature phone with no internet connection when i change devices.

Very good reasons.
I myself have not used a featurephone for several years so did not see the immediate reasoning.

endsormeans 2018-01-23 22:53

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
Had to use the entire alphabet eh Dave?
:D

And its "Alpha"

Not

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-cJxANzMNyO...f_1938+(1).jpg

Dave999 2018-01-23 23:18

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by endsormeans (Post 1540510)
Had to use the entire alphabet eh Dave?
:D

And its "Alpha"

Not

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-cJxANzMNyO...f_1938+(1).jpg

Yes. I could not decide what to use so I had to go for the full setup. Just in case. But hey. You are right. It’s overkill! I’ve deleted a few and adding a shorter version right here. Easier to read. Now we just have sit tight, quiet and wait to see if we can track down Dan.

https://media.victoriaadvocate.com/i...314_243278.jpg

Earth to Dan...Alpha, Charlie, Dan, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, India, Juliett, Kilo, Mike, Papa, Quebec, Tango, Uniform, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.

Do you still using Android? I repeat: Do you still use android?

And if so, what version.

mscion 2018-05-29 14:43

Re: The Epic Android Thread
 
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One important argument with android has been how poorly it handles multitasking. Android, in it's attempt to manage battery and memory usage is known to kill jobs with little warning. I just happen to notice that on android version O there is an option to keep jobs running in background, at least on my phone (Mate 10). Not sure how robust it is. Will test later.


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