[SyncEvolution] Re: Syncing an Android Phone - Memotoo

Max Pyziur pyz at brama.com
Sat Nov 27 00:30:43 UTC 2021


On Mon, 15 Nov 2021, John DeArmond wrote:

> I've been using Synthesis SyncML Client PRO for close to 10 years with 
> absolutely no problems other than Ubuntu updates messing up things with 
> Evolution.  It's kinda expensive at $40 but the Swedish developer claims that 
> most of that is exchange rate.  It was hard to part with 40 bucks for an app 
> but I'm very thankful that I did.  I've had to restore, usually the phone 
> book, a couple of times after it got corrupted on my phone.
>
> I don't recall the details but there is some setup within Evolution to make 
> this work but as I recall, it walks you through it.
>
> I think the backups are encrypted.  I have to enter a password each time.

Greetings,

Much thanks to all who have offered advice.

I have finally gotten around to upgrading my phone from an Android Samsung 
S7 to an Android Samsung A52 5G, per Sprint/T-Mobile's requirements.

The last task for managing all the upgrade is to configure MemoToo, or to 
find some other mechanism of accessing either my Evolution data or to 
download it from the Memotoo website (my governing data is what is input 
into Evolution on my computer; Memotoo and my phone(s) only receive the 
data).

Memotoo provides its app on its website. There are some instructions on 
how to configure it on different OS's and devices. I do not have an answer 
as to why it was removed from the Google Play store.

Per the instructions from Memotoo, I have downloaded and installed the 
MemoToo app on the A52.

I am able to download (reset) my contacts and calendar data to my A52.

However, when I open Samsung's Contacts on the A52, I can't configure it 
so that it sees Memotoo's data.

The same happens with my Samsung Calendar on my A52. I have contacted 
Memotoo in this regard.

I have then downloaded/purchased Synthesis SyncML Client PRO. I have only 
begun to wrestle with the configuration. So far, all I see is that it can 
upload, not download data. But these are the early stages.

What I have gleened, though. The last system software update on my S7 was 
to Android 8.x; the A52's Android version is Android 11.

Synthesis SyncML Client PRO provides documentation 
(http://www.synthesis.ch/dl.php/1596/SyncML_Client_for_Android_en.pdf); a 
brief review indicates that " for Android 1.5 up to Android 8.1 ( ARM and 
Intel Atom, 32/64 bit). The page footers indicate a copyright from 
2002-2018. So, there is some concern if this software is current.

Much thanks for any guidance that anyone can offer on how to manage this 
transition,

Max



> John
>
> On 11/15/21 15:45, Max Pyziur wrote:
>> 
>> Greetings,
>> 
>> I've been using Syncevolution to sync with my Memotoo account for a 
>> considerable period of time.
>> 
>> In turn, I use a MemoToo app to sync with my Android phone (Samsung 7).
>> 
>> Sometime in the last year or so, Google Play removed the Memotoo app citing 
>> information security concerns.
>> 
>> I have continued to use the app that was installed on my phone w no seeming 
>> problem.
>> 
>> However now, I'm required to upgrade because the Samsung 7 phone has no 5G 
>> network compatibility.
>> 
>> I would like to continue to use Evolution, syncingin it with Memotoo, and 
>> then updating my phone's contact list.
>> 
>> To this end, I have contacted Memotoo about the issue (no reply yet), and 
>> was looking for recommendations from the Syncevolution email list.
>> 
>> Much thanks
>> 
>> Max Pyziur
>> pyz at brama.com
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