Sony Ericsson G900C manual Remote synchronization, Local synchronization

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Remote synchronization

Remote synchronization takes place over the air using HTTP and is the ideal way to keep G900c up to date.

Synchronization services are offered by third-party service providers and as added capability to corporate PIM applications. Corporate PIM applications, such as Microsoft® Exchange, can be supplemented with SyncML capability.

Server alerted synchronization

If updates are made on the computer the server automatically notifies G900c. The updates are automatically synchronized to G900c. A remote server can initiate a synchronization with G900c using WAP Push.

Local synchronization

G900c is supplied with PC software for local synchronization. It may be installed from the supplied CD or downloaded from the Web. For more information on PC Suite, see PC Suite for Sony Ericsson on page 46.

Notes	500
Tasks	500

Email messages	1000

Bookmarks	500

Bluetooth™ wireless technology or cable

G900c always synchronizes using SyncML, regardless the connection type. It can be connected via a Bluetooth™ connection or a USB cable. The cable is connected directly to the phone or via a desktop charger connector.

Synchronization capacity

G900c meets the standard performance requirement to synchronize the following number of items “within a reasonable time”:

Contacts	2000

Calendar items	1000

Automatic synchronization

Synchronization can be configured to start automatically, given that a suitable synchronization program is running on the other device:

•When the USB cable is plugged in to G900c.

•When Bluetooth wireless technology is acti- vated on both devices and they come into oper- ating range.

Intelligent process

A synchronization engine performs the task of synchronizing. For local synchronization, the synchronization engine is an application that runs on the PC. The synchronization engine compares, updates and resolves conflicts to ensure that the information in the phone is the same as that in the PC.

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Contents G900c Preface Document history Contents Abbreviations Related information Product overview Key features FM Radio with RDS Bluetooth wireless technologyMegapixel camera GamingRSS Reader PlayNowSimplified multitasking Sony Ericsson Media ManagerStandby view Controls and operationPanels TouchscreenFlight mode Text input methodsEnhanced text prediction Miscellaneous AccessoriesModels ManualsImages Product comparison G900c Sony Ericsson P1i Hardware Comparison tableSoftware USBTechnologies in detail POP3 MessagingIMAP4 SmtpWeb mail Push emailSMS, EMS and MMS messaging Area InformationMMS White paper G900c Browser Browser securityTLS Security Certificates Calendar Media Photo AlbumMusic player Video player Contacts File manager OrganizerTime TasksQuickword Key featuresQuicksheet QuickpointSpeed dial Document type FeaturesConverter Document types supportedStopwatch TimerCalculator Business card scannerEntertainment CameraRSS feeds Radio PlayNowMusicDJ Sound recorder TrackID music recognitionGames Café SudokuSettings Phone applications Feature buttonsCall log Business telephonyRouting of corporate calls Configuring the phone for the companyConnectivity Bluetooth wireless technologyProfiles System functionsVoice over IP, VoIP Bearer BluetoothObject exchange Send as Application Data TypeMemory Stick compatibility Memory Stick Micro M2Compatibility with other Memory Stick devices PC and Apple Mac supportUser storage configuration in G900c Action at master resetData storage User storageFolder view of internal storage SyncML an OMA standard for synchronization SynchronizationSyncML background Application Remote Local SyncLocal synchronization Remote synchronizationCompatibility PC Suite for Sony EricssonMac compatibility Media ManagerSD Separate Delivery FWL Forward Lock CD Combined DeliveryProtection properties DRM packageBackground and application shortcuts PersonalizationScreen saver Picture phone bookOver-The-Air OTA configuration Sony Ericsson phone configuratorThemes and skins Phone lock LocksSIM card lock Inactivity lockGprs Key features of Symbian OS Symbian OS operating systemGeneral Development and testing UIQEKA2 kernel Java G900c consumer package Home & Office & Power AccessoriesBatteries HandsfreeCar Personal MusicMultimedia ConnectivityImageware MPS-XXScreen General technical dataTFT QvgaDimension GSM Performance and technical characteristicsCurrent consumption, talk and standby times GmskGprs technical data Ussd technical dataFeature Support Dimension SupportHardware buttons Gprs maximum data rates KpbsText input Third party application supportApplication Music player Digital still camera DSC Megapixel cameraVideo recorder Image decoders PicturesImage encoders Decoder Details Size Colour depth File formatFeature Support in G900c Short message service SMSSMS Enhanced message service EMSMultimedia messaging service MMS Delivery report request PÉêîáÅÉ= JçÇÉ Pìééçêí SIM AT services supportedGET Input GET InkeyLaunch Browser More TimeSET UP Event List SET UP CallRefresh Select ItemDisplay text User interaction with SIM ATGet inkey Get inputSet up call Integrated browser technical dataSecurity Select itemAU, .au BluetoothBps CHTMLGSM CSDIrDA IMelodyJava Phone KbpsPhone book Personal JavaSIM card SIR IrDATTY Teletypewriter VCard VCal vCalendarXhtml Links Trademarks and acknowledgements DocumentsWhite paper G900c