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pellajl
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So Dez 26, 2010 12:30 |
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Hi,
I hope you had a great Christmas.
I have an issue with field matching when synchonising MPE contacts with my SE Xperia X10a.
The MPE "Email" field maps to the X10a's "Other" Phonebook field. This is incorrect.
Details of my setup are:
Phone: SE Xperia X10a - Build 2.0.A.0.504 (Android V2.1)
Android Client: V1.0.6
MPE: V1.8.0
Windows 7 x86.
I hope you can help me out.
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John |
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FJ
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So Dez 26, 2010 19:15 |
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Known ssue, maybe it will be fixed with the next version. |
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pellajl
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Mo Dez 27, 2010 03:37 |
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Thank you for your propmt response.
Is it an issue with MPE V1.8 or the Android client? Do you have an ETA?
Different but related question....
Do you know whether SE or Google will develop the required Bluetooth profiles so Bluetooth can be used?
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John |
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pellajl
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Do Dez 30, 2010 14:07 |
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Hi,
I have stumbled across another challenge Andoid V2.1 has provided for you. (Undocumented feature - I have not found this covered in the user's guide)
Andoid has introduced the concept of "Phone Contact" and "Gmail Contact".
When MPE syncs contacts to the Phone, it seems to define them as "Phone Contacts" and these contactes will not sync with Gmail. There seems to be no way of redefining a "Phone Contact" to be "Gmail Contact".
You can read the sorry saga in this forum.
http://talk.sonyericsson.com/thread/8953;jsessionid=6C15C50449A6A4ACF293940C76A0BB87.node0
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John |
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FJ
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So Jan 02, 2011 09:51 |
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| Zitat: | Is it an issue with MPE V1.8 or the Android client? Do you have an ETA?
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Its an issue of the desktop software, i never public timelines.
Bluetooth-Support will be added with the next version (works only on Android 2.0 or newer)
You can choose in the settings of the client the target for new contacts |
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pellajl
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So Jan 02, 2011 10:30 |
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FJ,
I appreciate all your good work. Well done.
Bluetooth connectivity would be very welcome. Given the lack of BT functionality between the X10 and other devices in particular my laptop, I can only assume there is a lack of bluetooth profiles in the phone. (Unlike the Symbian cousins).
How do you plan to develop the functionality? Are you going to develop your own BT profiles or are you going to develop a proprietory app similar to the app you developed for the android market?
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John |
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FJ
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So Jan 02, 2011 13:12 |
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The client-app on phone will setup its own Serial Port Profile for Bluetooth and throught this you can communicate with the Desktop-Software. |
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pellajl
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So Jan 02, 2011 13:50 |
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Franz,
Interesting.... if you read the X10 whitepaper, that BT functionality should already be there. I believe SE have under delivered on their specification.
If you tackle SE on the issue, all they say is the third party BT devices are incompatible and that's why they don't work. SE are just being dishonest.
What about other Android phone makers, do they have the same issue? Is it a limitation in the Android Operating System?
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John |
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So Jan 02, 2011 18:57 |
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What i can say is that there are no supported profiles on a fresh X10 with Android 2.1. It seems that its not a limitation - they are just missing. Its possible on Android that applications can create BT-Services. f.e. SPP, DUN, ....
Please contact me via email and tell me which Bluetooth-Software you are using on PC. |
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