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Old 01-14-2011, 04:51 PM   #1
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Google contacts question

I've pretty much concluded the NC stock Contact app is more of an afterthought than anything useful. I'd really like to have a real contacts app. Last night I found a nifty little Windows program that sync'd my 300+ contacts with my Google/Gmail contacts, so I now have them available.

So... Is there an app I should be looking for that will let me sync those contacts onto my rooted NC? Or is there something I'm missing about the stock B&N Contacts app?
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Old 01-14-2011, 05:20 PM   #3
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@kryptonyte, thanks for the link.

My issue with having all my data in the cloud is that occasionally I'm off the grid-- if I want a phone number or physical address, I'd very much like my data on my device so I can get it! Alas, the consensus on xda and nookdevs seems to be that getting/using contacts into your NC relies on exporting and importing rather than syncing, with varying degrees of usefulness once they are imported.

Maybe Froyo will do something for us...
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Yes, I'm seeking a sync option as well.
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Is "Navdress Book" not the correct application for your scenario?
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Is "Navdress Book" not the correct application for your scenario?
Not really, thanks. I'd have to resort to exporting a CSV file (which never gets all the fields properly) and importing it into Navdress. Even more of an issue is that the data is static; to update contacts or to add new contacts, I'd have to go thru the entire export/import thing again.
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Ah, so you don't want to be in the cloud, but you still want continual sync of your contacts, whenever the device has wireless available. Now I understand the issue.
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So does rooting somehow disable the ability to download or synch your gmail contacts? Because I couldn't get it to work before I rooted either. I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong.
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