Archive Your SMS With GSync
Jaro 26. March 2007 :: archive, gmail, gsync, sms
Do you keep your old SMS messages? I do but they take too much space on my phone. A few days ago I received an email from a company called Psiloc. They were announcing a new application that does exactly what I need. It’s called GSync and it archives all the SMS messages on my GMail account.
Psiloc GSync allows you to automatically archive all your SMS messages on the Gmail™ account. The SMS messages appear as e-mails, are marked as read and labelled as SMS. Messages exchanged with same people are grouped into threads. You can configure how often messages are archived.
Threaded conversations! Sounds familiar? This is something that many Symbian users have been waiting for. Now you can have SMS messages grouped into threads on your GMail. Picture on the left shows Gsync in action on the phone and picture on the right is from GMail (SMS label created automatically):
Download a free trial of GSync!
Solution for Gmail Mobile Network Unavailable (updated)
Jaro 9. November 2006 :: e50, email, gmail, mobile, nokia
Like many of you I have also installed Google for mobiles on my Nokia E50 right after it was announced. My excitement was quickly replaced by frustration. Google Mobile application denied to work smoothly on my phone. The message I was getting and many of you are getting too was:
Network Unavailable: this program requires a working
data connection. Please check your signal strength.
There are many smart people out there and it didn’t take long and someone found a solution. On your pc switch your Gmail display language to English (US) and everything should work smoothly. Let us know if this solution worked for you. If you know any other ways how to make Google Mobile work please share.
I will soon explore the application on my Nokia E50 and will post some screenshots. Stay tuned!
UPDATE: just a quick note that there is another solution to this problem offered directly by Google. Check it out, it might help you to get the mobile Gmail working.
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