Tea?

[welsh dragon]

All my contacts were stored in the cloud in my outlook account along with my pictures.
So when I got the samsung I had to load outlook and then I had all my contacts and photos accessible on the phone.
You need a gmail account so I then downloaded everything onto my gmail account.
Bit of a pain but in future to transfer stuff on to a new phone is simple be it android or apple.[/QUote

I have a Samsung tablet and gmail account, so all i will have to do is log into the phone using my existing paswords and everything will be there.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Blimey poor little things, just hope we dont have a real bad snap and loads of snow.

I've been passing a dead ewe about a mile from them and boy. didn't nature take care of it, four days and its ribcage and head is all that is left..

 

[172traindriver]

Hopefully all your contacts are in your gmail account as opposed to outlook?
I remember years ago the sim card stored your contacts but now all it does is make your number active on the phone, and also your could only store something like 100 numbers on the early sim cards. How times have changed

 

[172traindriver]

I've been passing a dead ewe about a mile from them and boy. didn't nature take care of it, four days and its ribcage and head is all that is left..

Thats no shock because you see it on the railway all the time once you get out into the rural areas. Quite often you will see a muntjac deer that has been hit by a train and over the days you see it obviously getting stripped by nature and normal a week or so later there will just be a rib cage left stripped and cleaned.

 

[welsh dragon]

Hopefully all your contacts are in your gmail account as opposed to outlook?
I remember years ago the sim card stored your contacts but now all it does is make your number active on the phone, and also your could only store something like 100 numbers on the early sim cards. How times have changed

Yes. Everything that is important to me is safely in gmail or similar like my photos etc.

 

[172traindriver]

Yes. Everything that is important to me is safely in gmail or similar like my photos etc.

Yes it is a good idea to have them safely stored away and backed up

 

[welsh dragon]

Yes it is a good idea to have them safely stored away and backed up

Of course. Always. I would hate to lose them.

 

[classic33]

Nah, I always have a look out for the first lambs,
I'm sure it's been the same fields between Bridge of Weir and Kilmacolm each year.
Much earlier this year..
Just checked 12th of March last year..

Bet they're all twins in that field!

 

[classic33]

Hopefully all your contacts are in your gmail account as opposed to outlook?
I remember years ago the sim card stored your contacts but now all it does is make your number active on the phone, and also your could only store something like 100 numbers on the early sim cards. How times have changed

How many would use the 100 on the handset as well though?

Now it's a case of store them on the handset, not the card.

 

[172traindriver]

How many would use the 100 on the handset as well though?

Now it's a case of store them on the handset, not the card.

Sure about the handset. If I log into my outlook account or gmail account on the computer all the contacts are there. I keep them updated on both accounts, just in case something goes wrong with one of them

 

[172traindriver]

Nice to see you have emerged @Mo1959
That disproves @classic33's theory that you have disappeared

 

[classic33]

Sure about the handset. If I log into my outlook account or gmail account on the computer all the contacts are there. I keep them updated on both accounts, just in case something goes wrong with one of them

The 3310/3330 allowed for 100 on the SIM card and another 100 on the handset. 3510i allowed 150, plus some e-mail contacts.

Ericsson had a 200 limit & 200 on the SIM card.

Who'd use them all though?

 

[classic33]

Nice to see you have emerged @Mo1959
That disproves @classic33's theory that you have disappeared

Hibernation, beneath the blankets, until it warmed up!!

 

[172traindriver]

The 3310/3330 allowed for 100 on the SIM card and another 100 on the handset. 3510i allowed 150, plus some e-mail contacts.

Ericsson had a 200 limit & 200 on the SIM card.

Who'd use them all though?

Bet some of these youngsters would struggle with only 200 contacts

 

[classic33]

Bet some of these youngsters would struggle with only 200 contacts

Most of them seem to have trouble remembering what their own number is!!