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  1. #1
    John Schindler
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    I'm trying to get my phone numbers from Outlook into a new phone. I recently
    did this with a Sony Ericson phone from AT&T and it was a breeze. Walk out
    of the store with a serial cable, download a program from SE and it's done.

    Sprint is afraid people will purloin interet use if they have a cable, so
    they quit selling them. It wouldn't surprise me if this is part of Sprint's
    problem with Bluetooth.

    On the website, there is software, with no description, and the text says
    "requires data cable, sold seperately". A good way to waste 1.5 hours is to
    call Sprint and ask them about the cable. One lady searched her database and
    decided I need an ND-1000 (a phone Sprint sold three years ago), or maybe
    Ready Link.

    The lady at the store suggested Sanyo.com, but I don't see anything there.
    She also claimed that no one ever asks about doing this.

    Any tips or recommendations?

    Thanks,





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  2. #2
    Mike
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    Re: USB cable for Sanyo 4900

    John Schindler wrote:
    > I'm trying to get my phone numbers from Outlook into a new phone. I recently
    > did this with a Sony Ericson phone from AT&T and it was a breeze. Walk out
    > of the store with a serial cable, download a program from SE and it's done.
    >
    > Sprint is afraid people will purloin interet use if they have a cable, so
    > they quit selling them. It wouldn't surprise me if this is part of Sprint's
    > problem with Bluetooth.
    >
    > On the website, there is software, with no description, and the text says
    > "requires data cable, sold seperately". A good way to waste 1.5 hours is to
    > call Sprint and ask them about the cable. One lady searched her database and
    > decided I need an ND-1000 (a phone Sprint sold three years ago), or maybe
    > Ready Link.
    >
    > The lady at the store suggested Sanyo.com, but I don't see anything there.
    > She also claimed that no one ever asks about doing this.
    >
    > Any tips or recommendations?
    >
    > Thanks,


    Yes. Buy a cable. Futuredial makes one, which is available from most
    Radio Shack locations. Also buy the Snap Sync software to sync your
    phone book with Outlook. Also consider getting a cable from other
    sources. I just ordered one from an outfit on eBay for about eight
    dollars that has the ability to charge the phone from the USB port - a
    major benefit for the Sanyos as the data connection and the power
    connection are one and the same on most models.
    -mike




  3. #3
    John Schindler
    Guest

    Re: USB cable for Sanyo 4900


    "Mike" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > John Schindler wrote:
    > > I'm trying to get my phone numbers from Outlook into a new phone. I

    recently
    > > did this with a Sony Ericson phone from AT&T and it was a breeze. Walk

    out
    > > of the store with a serial cable, download a program from SE and it's

    done.
    > >
    > > Sprint is afraid people will purloin interet use if they have a cable,

    so
    > > they quit selling them. It wouldn't surprise me if this is part of

    Sprint's
    > > problem with Bluetooth.
    > >
    > > On the website, there is software, with no description, and the text

    says
    > > "requires data cable, sold seperately". A good way to waste 1.5 hours is

    to
    > > call Sprint and ask them about the cable. One lady searched her database

    and
    > > decided I need an ND-1000 (a phone Sprint sold three years ago), or

    maybe
    > > Ready Link.
    > >
    > > The lady at the store suggested Sanyo.com, but I don't see anything

    there.
    > > She also claimed that no one ever asks about doing this.
    > >
    > > Any tips or recommendations?
    > >
    > > Thanks,

    >
    > Yes. Buy a cable. Futuredial makes one, which is available from most
    > Radio Shack locations. Also buy the Snap Sync software to sync your
    > phone book with Outlook. Also consider getting a cable from other
    > sources. I just ordered one from an outfit on eBay for about eight
    > dollars that has the ability to charge the phone from the USB port - a
    > major benefit for the Sanyos as the data connection and the power
    > connection are one and the same on most models.
    > -mike
    >


    Glad to hear there's product available. Let us know how the one from Ebay
    works out.

    John





  4. #4
    Donna Becker
    Guest

    Re: USB cable for Sanyo 4900

    <Glad to hear there's product available. Let us know how the one from Ebay
    works out. John>
    I bought from this guy - excellent! Heres an open auction for data cable
    that charges
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3065820922
    or search for seller dwoodsz-com on eBay for more auctions if it is closed.
    DonnaB





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