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TOPIC: LiveSearch requires Bing update my phone can't support
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.smartphone/t/62d2a8a6715b7901?hl=en
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== 1 of 3 ==
Date: Mon, Aug 2 2010 10:28 pm
From: Todd Allcock
At 02 Aug 2010 10:40:12 -0500 M Skabialka wrote:
> I have an almost 2 year old phone with Windows Mobile 6.1
> A few days ago I went to use LiveSearch and got a message that there is
> an update from Bing, do I want to install it? No matter whether I
> choose Yes or No, the message does not go away so LiveSearch is unusable.
I have the last "low-res" version of Bing on one of my phones, and it, too,
is behaving like yours. I checked the Bing Mobile download page and all
old low-res versions have been removed. (There used to be a link to
older versions- now it's gone.) I guess the older Bing Mobile/Live
Search app is dead.
> I went to the Bing download site and downloaded the installation file
> but it could not install because my phone's resolution is too low.
> I tried using the m.bing.com website that was suggested as an
> alternative but it doesn't give me the instant results I was getting
> from LiveSearch, where I set a default location and could type in the
> name of any kind of local business and it would find it immediately,
> and I could then click the phone number link to call them. I have used
> that feature many times.
Yeah, m.bing.com is certainly no substitute for the Bing Mobile app.
Google Maps, while not quite as functional as Bing should work just fine
on your device.
== 2 of 3 ==
Date: Tues, Aug 3 2010 7:06 am
From: "M Skabialka"
Google maps is OK if you want a map. But with LiveSearch if I wanted e.g.
furniture I just typed that in and I'd get a list of one liners of local
furniture stores. I could then select one and decide if I needed more info.
From there I'd get the address, phone number and a map. With the m.bing I
get some sponsored ads, then two multiline entries with a URL, then I have
to go to the next page to see more. So instead of 10 or 15 entries I'm
getting 2. How is that an improvement?
Also, Internet Explorer is so much slower than LiveSearch which seemed to
come up with results almost immediately, while IE takes minutes to return
results on one page then you have to load another.
Where's the gas price list? On Bing I still haven't found a site that lists
the local gas stations each on one line then lets you highlight to expand
the entry and see the prices. I'll really miss this application (LiveSearch)
and would have paid for it to stay.
"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@AnoOspamL.com> wrote in message
news:pPN5o.14$1v3.8@newsfe20.iad...
> At 02 Aug 2010 10:40:12 -0500 M Skabialka wrote:
>> I have an almost 2 year old phone with Windows Mobile 6.1
>> A few days ago I went to use LiveSearch and got a message that there is
>> an update from Bing, do I want to install it? No matter whether I
>> choose Yes or No, the message does not go away so LiveSearch is unusable.
>
>
>
> I have the last "low-res" version of Bing on one of my phones, and it,
> too,
> is behaving like yours. I checked the Bing Mobile download page and all
> old low-res versions have been removed. (There used to be a link to
> older versions- now it's gone.) I guess the older Bing Mobile/Live
> Search app is dead.
>
>
>> I went to the Bing download site and downloaded the installation file
>> but it could not install because my phone's resolution is too low.
>> I tried using the m.bing.com website that was suggested as an
>> alternative but it doesn't give me the instant results I was getting
>> from LiveSearch, where I set a default location and could type in the
>> name of any kind of local business and it would find it immediately,
>> and I could then click the phone number link to call them. I have used
>> that feature many times.
>
>
> Yeah, m.bing.com is certainly no substitute for the Bing Mobile app.
>
> Google Maps, while not quite as functional as Bing should work just fine
> on your device.
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== 3 of 3 ==
Date: Tues, Aug 3 2010 8:11 pm
From: Todd Allcock
At 03 Aug 2010 09:06:44 -0500 M Skabialka wrote:
> Google maps is OK if you want a map. But with LiveSearch if I wanted
> e.g. furniture I just typed that in and I'd get a list of one liners of
> local furniture stores. I could then select one and decide if I needed
> more info. From there I'd get the address, phone number and a map.
Google Maps does essentially the same thing as Bing. Once it knows your
location, you tap "Search," type "Furniture" (or whatever) and get a
bunch of push pins pop up on the map that you can select from, or tap
"List" to get a list. (The big difference between Google and Bing is
Bing brought up the list first, and required you to tap "Map All" to get
a map- Google brings up a map first, and makes you tap for a list.)
> With
> the m.bing I get some sponsored ads, then two multiline entries with a
> URL, then I have to go to the next page to see more. So instead of 10
> or 15 entries I'm getting 2. How is that an improvement?
It's not- the "improvement" (supposedly) is the new Bing app which
doesn't run on QVGA phones. I assume MS decided it's easier/cheaper to
cut older phone users loose than recode the new Bing app for low-res
displays.
> Also, Internet Explorer is so much slower than LiveSearch which seemed
> to come up with results almost immediately, while IE takes minutes to
> return results on one page then you have to load another.
Yep.
> Where's the gas price list? On Bing I still haven't found a site that
> lists the local gas stations each on one line then lets you highlight
> to expand the entry and see the prices. I'll really miss this
> application (LiveSearch) and would have paid for it to stay.
Agreed. Gas Prices was invaluable when traveling in unfamiliar areas.
If it's any consolation, the new Bing app got rid of the Gas Prices
applet completely. Searching for gas now just brings up the 25 closest
stations, without any price info.
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== 1 of 1 ==
Date: Tues, Aug 3 2010 7:52 pm
From: weibin.li Jackys07
I remember there is a software called ?godswmobile contacts transfer?,I forget its public website.You can search the name on google. But it seems to fit for system ?Windows Mobile 5 system? or ?Windows Mobile 6 system? only. So you?d better check your cellphone system before you use this software.Goodluck to you!
undisclosed wrote:
Windows mobile Contacts Backup - How to backup contacts from mobile phone to pc
27-Sep-09
WINDOWS MOBILE CONTACTS BACKUP - HOW TO BACKUP CONTACTS FROM MOBILE
PHONE TO PC
Many Windows Mobile Phone users found it hard to backup their contacts
to computer or manage them on it. Now iMobileTool contacts Backup offers
a full mobile contacts backup solution to backing up all contacts to
computer for Windows Mobile Phones. Here is the step by step guide:
'*How to install iMobileTool Contacts Backup ?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/yc33l3l)
'*How to backup contacts from windows mobile to computer?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/yc33l3l)
'*How to restore contacts to windows mobile phone?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/yc33l3l)
'*How to manage windows mobile contacts on computer ?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/ycvdb8k)
HOW TO INSTALL IMOBILETOOL CONTACTS BACKUP?
Step 1. Download iMobileTool Contacts Backup from '*HERE*'
(http://imobiletool.com/download.html)
Step 2. Check the system version of your mobile phone. Select *"Start"
-> "Settings" -> "System" -> "About"*.
[image: http://imobiletool.com/images/windows-mobile-version.jpg]
Step 3. Copy the installation file "iMobileToolContactsBackupSetup.CAB"
with the right version as you have checked to your mobile device. You
may need to connect your device to a host computer using ActiveSync. You
can also transfer the file using a memory card.
Step 4. On your device, navigate to the location of the CAB file using
File Explorer. Click on the CAB file (displayed as the following
screenshot) and click "Install" to begin installation.
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-1.jpg]
Step 5. Now installation completes. Select "OK" to continue.
DONE. [/B]
*HOW TO BACKUP CONTACTS FROM WINDOWS MOBILE TO COMPUTER ?
Step 1. Click *"start"* and then select programs. You will see the
follow screen:
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-2.jpg]
Step 2. Run *"ContactsBackup"*. You will see the follow screenshot:
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-3.jpg]
Step 3. Click *"Backup"* button, and then you will see the follow
screenshot:
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-4.jpg]
Now you will want to input a backup file name, select folder, choose a
backup file type(txt file or cbf file) and select a save location.
Step 4. Then click *"Save" *to start backup
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-5.jpg]
Step 5. After backup completes, you can see the backup file on your
phone and transfer it to your computer easily by ActiveSync.
DONE. *
*HOW TO RESTORE CONTACTS TO WINDOWS MOBILE PHONE ?*
STEP 1. RUN *\"CONTACTSBACKUP\"*. YOU WILL SEE THE FOLLOW SCREENSHOT:
[image:
HTTP://IMOBILETOOL.COM/IMAGES/GUIDES/HOW-TO-BACKUP-CONTACTS-FOR-WINDOWS-MOBILE-3.JPG]
STEP 2. CLICK THE *\"RESTORE\"* BUTTON,AND THEN YOU WILL SEE THE FOLLOW
SCREENSHOT:
[image:
HTTP://IMOBILETOOL.COM/IMAGES/GUIDES/HOW-TO-BACKUP-CONTACTS-FOR-WINDOWS-MOBILE-6.JPG]
STEP 3. SELECT THE FILE YOU WANT TO RESTORE AND CLICK *\"OK\"* TO
RESTORE:
[image:
HTTP://IMOBILETOOL.COM/IMAGES/GUIDES/HOW-TO-BACKUP-CONTACTS-FOR-WINDOWS-MOBILE-7.JPG]
*DONE.
'[B]How to manage windows mobile contacts on computer ?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/ycvdb8k)
'*Free Download iMobileTool Contacts Backup and have a try.*'
(http://imobiletool.com/download.html)
--
JohnBi
Previous Posts In This Thread:
On Sunday, September 27, 2009 10:08 PM
undisclosed wrote:
Windows mobile Contacts Backup - How to backup contacts from mobile phone to pc
WINDOWS MOBILE CONTACTS BACKUP - HOW TO BACKUP CONTACTS FROM MOBILE
PHONE TO PC
Many Windows Mobile Phone users found it hard to backup their contacts
to computer or manage them on it. Now iMobileTool contacts Backup offers
a full mobile contacts backup solution to backing up all contacts to
computer for Windows Mobile Phones. Here is the step by step guide:
'*How to install iMobileTool Contacts Backup ?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/yc33l3l)
'*How to backup contacts from windows mobile to computer?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/yc33l3l)
'*How to restore contacts to windows mobile phone?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/yc33l3l)
'*How to manage windows mobile contacts on computer ?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/ycvdb8k)
HOW TO INSTALL IMOBILETOOL CONTACTS BACKUP?
Step 1. Download iMobileTool Contacts Backup from '*HERE*'
(http://imobiletool.com/download.html)
Step 2. Check the system version of your mobile phone. Select *"Start"
-> "Settings" -> "System" -> "About"*.
[image: http://imobiletool.com/images/windows-mobile-version.jpg]
Step 3. Copy the installation file "iMobileToolContactsBackupSetup.CAB"
with the right version as you have checked to your mobile device. You
may need to connect your device to a host computer using ActiveSync. You
can also transfer the file using a memory card.
Step 4. On your device, navigate to the location of the CAB file using
File Explorer. Click on the CAB file (displayed as the following
screenshot) and click "Install" to begin installation.
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-1.jpg]
Step 5. Now installation completes. Select "OK" to continue.
DONE. [/B]
*HOW TO BACKUP CONTACTS FROM WINDOWS MOBILE TO COMPUTER ?
Step 1. Click *"start"* and then select programs. You will see the
follow screen:
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-2.jpg]
Step 2. Run *"ContactsBackup"*. You will see the follow screenshot:
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-3.jpg]
Step 3. Click *"Backup"* button, and then you will see the follow
screenshot:
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-4.jpg]
Now you will want to input a backup file name, select folder, choose a
backup file type(txt file or cbf file) and select a save location.
Step 4. Then click *"Save" *to start backup
[image:
http://imobiletool.com/images/guides/how-to-backup-contacts-for-windows-mobile-5.jpg]
Step 5. After backup completes, you can see the backup file on your
phone and transfer it to your computer easily by ActiveSync.
DONE. *
*HOW TO RESTORE CONTACTS TO WINDOWS MOBILE PHONE ?*
STEP 1. RUN *\"CONTACTSBACKUP\"*. YOU WILL SEE THE FOLLOW SCREENSHOT:
[image:
HTTP://IMOBILETOOL.COM/IMAGES/GUIDES/HOW-TO-BACKUP-CONTACTS-FOR-WINDOWS-MOBILE-3.JPG]
STEP 2. CLICK THE *\"RESTORE\"* BUTTON,AND THEN YOU WILL SEE THE FOLLOW
SCREENSHOT:
[image:
HTTP://IMOBILETOOL.COM/IMAGES/GUIDES/HOW-TO-BACKUP-CONTACTS-FOR-WINDOWS-MOBILE-6.JPG]
STEP 3. SELECT THE FILE YOU WANT TO RESTORE AND CLICK *\"OK\"* TO
RESTORE:
[image:
HTTP://IMOBILETOOL.COM/IMAGES/GUIDES/HOW-TO-BACKUP-CONTACTS-FOR-WINDOWS-MOBILE-7.JPG]
*DONE.
'[B]How to manage windows mobile contacts on computer ?*'
(http://tinyurl.com/ycvdb8k)
'*Free Download iMobileTool Contacts Backup and have a try.*'
(http://imobiletool.com/download.html)
--
JohnBi
On Wednesday, June 30, 2010 4:29 AM
su wingssu wrote:
easy to backup contacts for window mobile
i prefer to the Godswmobile transfer suite ,because of it contains an app both to view and edit the sms and contacts on PC.
I was always looking for a good backup tool while I am using my Samsung Pro B7610 which with Windows Mobile system 6.1,and I didn't think there is a Functional program until I met "Godsw Mobile Transfer suite ".It gives me lots of convenience,I will not worry about how to deal with the large number of my messages and my contacts.This backup tool is compatible with windows mobile system 5.0 and 6.0.
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