PC Suite Update

Updated version of PC Suite now available:

http://europe.nokia.com/nokia/0,1522...orig=/pcsuite/

Update - 30 / 9 / 05

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jel183(UK) wrote:
> Updated version of PC Suite now available:
>
> http://europe.nokia.com/nokia/0,1522...orig=/pcsuite/
>
> Update - 30 / 9 / 05

Anyone got any comments on this for a Nokia phone manager?

I didn't like it myself - still looking for something better.

JB

"John Burke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> jel183(UK) wrote:
> > Updated version of PC Suite now available:
> >
> > http://europe.nokia.com/nokia/0,1522...orig=/pcsuite/
> >
> > Update - 30 / 9 / 05
>
> Anyone got any comments on this for a Nokia phone manager?
>
> I didn't like it myself - still looking for something better.
>
> JB
>
>

Personally, I find OPM (Oxygen Phone Manager) pretty good. Much better than
PC Suite (was a year ago, anyway). You have to pay for it but only a few
quid, and it seems to do everything I need. Can't remember the webaddress,
but I'm sure Google would tell you.

On Mon, 03 Oct 2005 14:51:22 +0200, Lars-Erik Østerud <.@.> wrote:

>Chris M skrev:
>
>> Personally, I find OPM (Oxygen Phone Manager) pretty good. Much better than
>> PC Suite (was a year ago, anyway). You have to pay for it but only a few
>
>Agree, only thing I miss is the Nokia Media Player (Windows Media
>Player 10 doesn't support 3GP and AMR yet, have to use QuickTime :-)
Logomanager is worth checking out

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"John Burke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Brian A wrote:
> > Lars-Erik Østerud wrote:
> >> Chris M skrev:
>
> >>> Personally, I find OPM (Oxygen Phone Manager) pretty good. Much
> >>> better than PC Suite (was a year ago, anyway). You have to pay for
> >>> it but only a few
>
> >> Agree, only thing I miss is the Nokia Media Player (Windows Media
> >> Player 10 doesn't support 3GP and AMR yet, have to use QuickTime :-)
>
> > Logomanager is worth checking out
>
> Yea, I just intalled a trial of LogoManager Pro Suite and I like it.
>
> I also tried OPM by now, but I didn't like the GUI much or the licence
> terms.
>
> I only need to manage files and contacts, so I think LogoManager will do
> that for the right price now.
>
> Thanks, JB
>
>

Just Curious,

what about OPMs licence terms didn't you like? Maybe I should have read it
more carefully... :-/

Brian A wrote:
> Lars-Erik Østerud wrote:
>> Chris M skrev:

>>> Personally, I find OPM (Oxygen Phone Manager) pretty good. Much
>>> better than PC Suite (was a year ago, anyway). You have to pay for
>>> it but only a few

>> Agree, only thing I miss is the Nokia Media Player (Windows Media
>> Player 10 doesn't support 3GP and AMR yet, have to use QuickTime :-)

> Logomanager is worth checking out

Yea, I just intalled a trial of LogoManager Pro Suite and I like it.

I also tried OPM by now, but I didn't like the GUI much or the licence
terms.

I only need to manage files and contacts, so I think LogoManager will do
that for the right price now.

Thanks, JB

Chris M wrote:
> "John Burke" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Brian A wrote:
>>> Lars-Erik Østerud wrote:
>>>> Chris M skrev:
>>
>>>>> Personally, I find OPM (Oxygen Phone Manager) pretty good. Much
>>>>> better than PC Suite (was a year ago, anyway). You have to pay for
>>>>> it but only a few
>>
>>>> Agree, only thing I miss is the Nokia Media Player (Windows Media
>>>> Player 10 doesn't support 3GP and AMR yet, have to use QuickTime
>>>> :-)
>>
>>> Logomanager is worth checking out
>>
>> Yea, I just intalled a trial of LogoManager Pro Suite and I like it.
>>
>> I also tried OPM by now, but I didn't like the GUI much or the
>> licence terms.
>>
>> I only need to manage files and contacts, so I think LogoManager
>> will do that for the right price now.
>
> what about OPMs licence terms didn't you like? Maybe I should have
> read it more carefully... :-/

It has to be renewed yearly and then there's limitations to which handset or
how many can be used with it. ie. If you decide to change your handset, then
you have to re-register or if you want to use more than one, then that's
extra. Might suit some, but too much fiddling around for me.

A good question though, as it's made look more carefully at the LogoManager
terms. I was going to say there were no such restricions (apart from updates
and support seeming to be a yearly charge) but I've double checked in the
terms that installed with the demo and it says there that installation on
more than one PC requires a different licence. Absolutely no reference to to
this on their website, so I'll need to get that straight before I part with
my cash.

Anyone else come across this in the meantime?

JB