Publisher's Description
From Compelson Laboratories:
MOBILedit is the ultimate PC suite for all phones. It allows you to control your phone from a PC. After downloading MOBILedit to any computer, you can connect your phone via cable, Bluetooth, or IrDA. You will then be able to view the entire contents of the phone where you can synchronize, add, edit, or delete anything you'd like. You can manage your contacts, messages, photos and music or transfer contacts to your new phone with one click. Intelligent contact optimizer will improve your phonebook. You can use internet storage for wireless phone copying, or you can print your contacts.
Beyond support for common mobile phone brands like HTC, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, LG, and Motorola, MOBILedit is also at the forefront of supporting the many different smartphone operating systems including Android, iPhone, Blackberry, Symbian Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 and Bada.
What's new in this version: Version 6.1.1.1806 includes bug fixes of version 6.1.:
- Connect Android phones through Wi-Fi, no cables needed
- Complete support of accounts for Android. Filter your contacts according to their sources, such as Exchange, Facebook, Gmail and Skype...
- Transfer contacts across accounts easily, move a Gmail contact to Exchange or phone memory
- Manually link or unlink your contacts across accounts
- MOBILedit internet cloud also supports contacts linking and ac... See all new features
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"Does not work for me either"
Version: Mobiledit Lite 6.1.1.1806
Pros
Uninstalls well
Cons
My phone and my correct info for the phone were displayed but it refused to install completely. I tried every method given; USB, WiFi, and QR Code reader with no luck.
Summary
You can try it for yourself but don't hold your breath in anticipation.
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