Say I have a E90 and a 3250, and I'm planing to sync Contracts, Calendar, notes, Contracts Group, Bookmarks, etc between the 2 Nokias via bluetooth.
I know I can always upload data to outlook/google from one, and sync back to another. But is it possible to sync directly via bluetooth by using Sync application and how?
Thanks for any comment.:icon14:
You also need to have Python on your PC as well. I use the official release
On Windows you will need Win32all package. You can test whether you have that by typing import win32com on your Python prompt, if you get ImportError, go to ). If you have installation problems, instructions and FAQ can be found here.
Now you are ready to get PySerial, which encapsulates access for the serial port. It's needed for the Bluetooth communication. I've tested it on Windows, they claim that it also works on Linux, Mac Os, etc. (Test it with import serial as above.)
The PC front end GUI uses wxPython, so download and install. Get the latest version. For example Enthought Python distribution has a too old version, that won't work.
Finally, the distribution file of these tools. See the changelog to find out what changed when. The web page for the earlier version is here.
Bluetooth is nice for communicating between the phone and PC. Not only can you use it to edit python files on PC and sync them to the phone (or any other files such as MP3s, etc.), transfer files (log files, photos, etc.) from the phone to your PC, get a console and shell that uses PC display and keyboard but executes on the phone, you can also use phone to control an application running on the PC. However, different Bluetooth HW and drivers behave differently and are often not straightforward to set up.