Nokia 6610i

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Synchr
onisation allows you to save your 
calendar and contacts data i
n
 a remot
e 
Int
e
rnet
 ser
v
er or i
n
 a compatible PC. 
If you have saved
 
data in the remote 
Int
e
rnet
 ser
v
er, you
 
can synch
r
onise yo
u
r
 phone by starting the synchronisation 
from 
your
 phone. Synch
r
onising to 
t
h
e remot
e serv
er is a 
network service. You can 
also synchronise the data in your phon
e’s contacts and calendar to correspond 
wit
h
 the data of
 you
r
 compatible PC by 
st
arting the synchronisation from 
t
h
e PC. 
The contact data in your SIM card will not be synchronised.
Note that answering an incoming call 
du
r
i
ng synchronisation will
 end the 
synchronisation and you need to start it agai
n
.
Syn
c
hro
n
isin
g fro
m
 
your p
h
on
e to 
a remote server
Before synchronising f
r
om your compat
ible phone, you may need to do the 
following:
•
S
ubscribe to a synchronisation servic
e. For more information on availability 
and the synch
r
onisation ser
v
ice sett
i
n
g
s
, contact your network operator
 or 
service pr
ovid
er.
•
R
etrieve the synchronisation settings 
fr
om you
r
 network operator or service 
provider.
You may receive the synchronisation 
set
t
ings as an 
OTA me
ssa
ge,
 se
e 
 on page 
 or you 
may have to key in the settings manually, see 
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