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Linux Mobile (Cellular) Phone Survey: Siemens (now BenQ Mobile)
Linux compatibility, synchronization and configuration guides for mobile (cellular) phones made by Siemens .
The general resources section at the bottom, contains links
to helpful Linux utilities (mostly available under GPL ), community efforts, HOWTOs and FAQs.
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Applications
GAMMU (formerly MyGnokii2)
GAMMU (GNU All Mobile Management Utilities)
(formerly known as MyGnokii2) is manager for various cellular
phones and modems. It supports Nokia 3210, 33xx, 3410, 3510,
51xx, 5210, 5510, 61xx, 62xx, 63xx, 6510, 7110, 82xx, 8310, 9110, and
9210, and AT devices (such as Siemens, Alcatel, WaveCom, IPAQ, Sagem and other).
For an up-to-date list of supported mobile phones see
Gammu phone database .
GAMMU has a command line version with many functions for ringtones,
phonebook, SMS, logos, WAP, date/time, alarm, calls, etc. It can also make
full backups and restore them. It works on various Unix systems (like
Linux) and Win32.
KitchenSync
KitchenSync
is a KDE framework for the syncing between KDE applications
and a PDA or mobile phone. Here is a
atPhone a KitchenSync Plugin
to sync Siemens mobile cell phones, too.
For general information see the HOWTO:
Syncing your PocketPC using KitchenSync .
LN-S25
LN-S25
makes it possible to put logos and ringtones in BMP format on to
a Siemens S25 mobile phone. Additionally you may modify the addressbook.
Handy
Handy
is a small console program to convert the output of Lotus Notes client version 5.x into a vCal Version 2.0 file and/or sends the appointments to a cellphone of type SIEMENS S45 and maybe S35 also.
SL45c
SL45c is a Linux Datasuite for the Siemens *45 series phones.
Blues55
Blues55
allows you to use a Siemens S55 , Motorola V500 (and maybe other phones) as
remote control for a PC. Once a Bluetooth connection has been established,
the phone can control the mouse or send key-strokes.
Exchange Phonebook T39 with ME45
A perl tool to move the phonebook
from the Ericsson T39 to the Siemens ME45.
Resources
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