[spsji]

Nokia X2-02 is my phone.
It has only 1000 phone book contacts to support.

I want more than 3500 contact Address Book for Nokia X2-02.
Youlu does not support this phone.
Any other software available or any other way to solve this problem.
I have java Address book but to sync it .vcf file is not known.
I want to sync regularly as my contacts are getting more and more add-on.

If step by step, You can write, it will be helpful for me.

I have more than 3500 contacts on my other Nokia phone.
I want to transfer more than 3500 contacts to X2-02 from other Nokia Phone.
X2-02 can hold 1000- contacts only by default.

I want to use only Numerical keypad phone as it is easy to work on this on the move.

I am syncing via NOKIA SUITE.
But it stops after copying only 1000 Phone Book Contacts.

I tried to open by copying VCF FIles in my Micro SD Card.
But, .vcf Files are not visible in X2-02.

Please help and suggest some solution.

Nokia stopped developing good handsets in c5-00 type KEYPAD Series.
I am left with S40 only dumb sets.

I have already C5-00 and other Touch Screen phones but no basic phone as a real Mobile Phone

purpose is good enough.

C5-00 has its own problems.
Low volume Ring Tone is difficult to hear in Traffic Conditions.

Otherwise everything else is best.

Asha 206 is ok but limitations of 1000 contacts is not acceptable.

At Least something should be done on this front.

There is no app for such problem.

I am expecting best from NOKIA.

I have many Nokia Mobiles.

I want to keep this thing alive.

There are many such people who want to use Nokia Phone

but because of these problems

are not taking Nokia.

[adrianhughes]

if you are expecting such phones, then buy a Lumia device then which will hold your 3500 contacts. The devices you speak of, such as the Asha 206 and Series40 devices are targeted at the lower end of the market, where people make phone calls, bit of internet browsing, Facebook, gaming etc. Obviously the majority of people who buy the phone are not going to have over 1000 contacts in their phonebook.

[spsji]

Actually I want to highlight problem in Basic Phones.
Basic phones are for daily business.
I have other good Nokia phones, full screen touch also.
But on the move we expect to have a Good Mobile Phone.
With Good Contacts and Good Volume etc.
A touch screen phone is good for some people only having enough time and not much expectation.
I expect from Nokia to have a good software phone having support for such app that can be added in any software for specific need.
At least this can be done.
I know there are many softwares that support old hardware with new age facilities with Low Memory also.
Anybody Listening?
Can You Develop some Supporting App of More contacts for Nokia X2-02,
That should sync with other Nokia Phones also?

[adrianhughes]

hi mate,

I am not sure you are following what i'm saying. when the X2-02 was released back in the day, it was targeted at the lower-end of the market, which I explained in my post above. Nokia's focus is now on the Asha range of devices, so older devices such as yours are extremely unlikely to see any more firmware updates, plus developers have most likely already moved on and are not actively developing apps for the platform anymore.

[spsji]

I want BIG CONTACT BOOKS on a BAR PHONE (Numerical PAD).

An App can be developed  that can help to place contacts on SD CARD and

Use Phone's Contact Software to access SD CARD for Calling, SMS Email etc.

Any Developers Listening.

Or

Any Company listening to develop new BAR PHONES with BEST Software.

[adrianhughes]

look mate, if you don't like the response or your phone, go elsewhere. you are being extremely rude and disrespectful to those trying to help you here.

if you desire those features, buy a phone that has those features at a higher price point. there is NOTHING more we can do for you here, and carrying on ranting here is absolutely pointless.

[spsji]

@ adrianhughes

Mobile Sensei

Big Thanks for your concern.

I have many Nokia phones, right now.

I just wanted to Highlight the Issue to NOKIA.

I am on the Move always on a Bike.

A bar phone with numerical pad is handy enough

to have such huge amount of contacts.

Ring sound should be enough to hear on move.

I can purchase a new Phone

but till now

I have not seen any such mobile phone in the Mobile Market anywhere.

I am in Delhi, India .

If you know any such phone, please recommend it to me.

I just want to have a Better Quality phone only.

I have C5-00. But the Ringer Sound is not loud enough.

Any solution to enhance the sound  of  Nokia C5-00 will be appreciated.

I have highlighted this issue in proper thread. Nobody have any solutions.

C Series - in this forum

t5/Cseries/Nokia-C5-00-audio-input-output-are-very-low-even-after-turning/td-p/964319

[adrianhughes]

you're still ranting. please just accept what has been said and move on.

Same situation applies to the C5-00 as with the X2-02.

[spsji]

Thanks Brother for very HEARTLY concern about the issue.

I have FULL RIGHT to put MY POINT here in NOKIA FORUM.

If any POLICY MAKER / HARDWARE or SOFTWARE DEVELOPER

from NOKIA MANAGEMENT or

CEO ofNOKIA  is looking at My Posts.

HE can UNDERSTAND that WHAT MY POINT IS?

I just wanted to Highlight the Issue to NOKIA.

A bar phone with numerical pad is handy enough

to have such huge amount of contacts and is Good to handle

on the Move.

There is still a HUGE MARKET that NEED such Phones.

If ONE can have 2 or 3 phones.

ONE always want such phone with LATEST FEATURES.

I know many such persons who can AFFORD & WANT

SUCH PHONES.

I AM IN DELHI, INDIA.

I AM ALWAYS IN THIS MARKET, ASKING THEIR CHOICE.

[adrianhughes]

you ignored what I just said as you quite obviously don't understand what the purpose of these forums are, as you most likely have not read the Discussions Guidelines.

if you wish to leave your feedback with Nokia, do so by clicking the Nokia Support link at the bottom of this page. You are wasting mine and other users time by asking for features, and not genuine enquiries and questions that do need assistance. this is the last time I am going to say that, so if you don't like it, as I said, contact Nokia Care yourself.