[TimCasey67]

How do I transfer the address book (calendar would be nice too) between devices? The ATT store employees are useless. Big surprise there. My company changed carriers, and left us all to figure out how to duplicate the data between each device.

I'd like to transfer ALL the data, including the pictures associated with each contact, e-mail addresses, etc. Stuff that a SIM card doesn't hold.

HELP!!!

I scoured the other threads, but couldn't find anything.

[thecurveforlyfe]

backup all the data on ur 8830 and then restore it on ur new 8310
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[AbeFrohman]

The desktop manager program includes a "Switch device" function. It'll do exactly what you're looking for.

[TimCasey67]

backup all the data on ur 8830 and then restore it on ur new 8310
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Can I back up data on an SD card? I should have mentioned that I am a Mac user.

[thecurveforlyfe]

No I don't think you can back up ur data on a sd card.

And I have no clue for what to do on a mac sorry look around in the search for that.



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[TimCasey67]

Oh well... Thanks anyway! This site is amazing

[jenaywins]

Why would you need to backup your sd card? You should simply be able to pop it right in your new device.

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[Super Loopy]

He wanted to back up his device TO the SD card because he has a mac.

[TimCasey67]

He wanted to back up his device TO the SD card because he has a mac.

You got it. I thought I was close to figuring this out by pairing both devices via Bluetooth. There is an option to allow phone book transfers via Bluetooth, but it seems to be disabled, probably by Verizon. Then again, I have no idea