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By Mike on 22 August 2008
CALIFORNIA, USA - The brainchild of Advanced Wireless Solutions, Backup-Pal is one of the apps (well, it’s more of a gizmo really) to receive support from Nokia as a result of the 2008 Forum Nokia Innovation Series program. A palm-sized peripheral, it plugs straight into your handset, sucking up and securely storing all your contact details with a single push of a button.
As someone who obsessively backs-up, syncs, re-syncs and squirrels away multiple copies of all my phone and computer data both off and online, this device clearly isn’t aimed at my compulsive sort (tell me I’m not alone!). But it turns out the vast majority of people don’t back up their phone contacts, and I can appreciate that the process can be tiresome and fussy. So a one-button back-up solution seems to make a lot of sense, as you need absolutely zero technical smarts to ensure all your contacts are safe should you lose your handset.
The guys from Advanced Wireless Solutions have shot a short video about Backup-Pal. Watch it in full here…
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August 22nd, 2008 at 9:24 am
Its a shame it don’t support NSeries handsets such as the N95, N78, and N96
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August 22nd, 2008 at 2:19 pm
Backup Pal
This is not new, but a much awarded accessory launched last year. Here goes if you missed it l…
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September 6th, 2008 at 5:15 am
I agree with Micky, and I think that this is not a good thing to buy. I mean, it’s an original idea and it must me aplauded of course, but I wouldn’t spend any cent on this product. How many times do you plan to loose your phone? LOL
If you use a Nokia device you don’t need this safeguard for nothing, you just go get Nokia PC Suite and that’s enough.
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