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David replied on September 24, 2008 14:46 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

A message has been sent :)
I wait for your answer.

Bart replied on September 24, 2008 13:58 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

David, you want to send your username to support )at) soocial.com I can see what I can find.

David replied on September 24, 2008 09:53 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

My phone is Nokia N95

It was working well two months ago ...

Bart replied on September 24, 2008 08:16 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Hey David,

What phone are you trying to set up?

David replied on September 23, 2008 21:17 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Hi,

Wrong for me too ...
It gives "server does not respond"

tistef replied on September 18, 2008 13:13 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

I can connect to the server but cannot go trough the authentication? any suggestion?

Thanks

Polle de Maagt replied on September 07, 2008 17:26 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Just tried to sync my Samsung i900 with Synthesis AG (http://www.synthesis.ch/) using
1. Server: sync.soocial.com
2. Username: your Soocial username (your email)
3. Password: your Soocial password

It took several loads to sync all my 1500 contacts, but it worked very well.

A comment on the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Where username is the emailaddress you use :) – Polle de Maagt, on September 07, 2008 17:16

ebidk replied on September 03, 2008 09:09 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

I can't make it work on my Sony Ericsson W910i, can anyone tell me where exactly to put what?

gya24jk replied on August 27, 2008 04:02 to the question "push email instead of SMS?" in Twitter:

Twitter.com notifications is borked. Instant messaging (a free service) has been offline for months. SMS for most international users is switched off.

I can understand about international SMS: it is expensive for Twitter, because it's an overpriced way of sending data.

Ideally, everyone should move to sending/receiving messages via push email instead (i.e. pay for data). Why not incorporate email into notifications instead? Going through 3rd parties such as twittermail or rsstoemail services is a cop out, and indicates the demand for these services.

Using applications such as twitterific or websites such as m.twitter.com/slandr.net/hahlo.com isn't an alternative for notifications, because the notifications aren't "pushed" to the phone.

Will Reynolds Young replied on August 07, 2008 10:09 to the question "Two accounts one phone #" in Twitter:

Same thing Professional verses Personal Tweets.

Simon de Haan replied on July 18, 2008 09:18 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Hi scionguy,

Windows Mobile phones aren't support yet sorry! Most phones have the software built-in but Windows Mobile hasn't.

Synthesis AG (http://www.synthesis.ch/) has some sync-client applications for Windows Mobile but we haven't tested those yet to see if they work with Soocial.

A comment on the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

I'm using an HTC Tytn II (8525 on AT&T) running Windows Mobile 6.0. – scionguy, on July 11, 2008 13:08

Arjun Kumar Parsi replied on July 11, 2008 04:23 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Hi scionguy, Can I know which Mobile phone you are using

A comment on the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Hi there, the problem is that every phone is different and thus have different interfaces and menu structures where to fill in that information.

We are working on a system that shows you how to set things up manually for every phone that we support but no ETA on that yet. – Stefan Fountain, on July 10, 2008 14:39

scionguy replied on July 10, 2008 14:30 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

I see the settings you enter, but no mention of WHERE you enter those? What application is actually doing the syncing using those settings?

Daniel Spronk replied on July 09, 2008 09:52 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

Hi Mptpro,

you don't *need* to setup the phone in our webapp, if you manually setup your phone. The setup in the Soocial webapp is for automatically configuring your phone, which is done by sending a text message.

Once you sync your phone, it will automatically appear on the 'Connections' page.

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mptpro replied on July 04, 2008 18:35 to the question "How do I manually setup a phone?" in Soocial:

but, how do I get past "Step 1" in the setup sequence on the soocial web site, if my phone isn't supported?

mdy replied on June 12, 2008 01:31 to the question "Has anyone been able to use rss feed to send emails to gmail or other account from twitter?" in Twitter:

There are three RSS feed URLs related to your account.

You'll find each of them at the bottom left corner of the relevant Twitter page. It's a small box labeled "RSS"

1. Your Recent RSS (also known as 'with friends')
is at the bottom of http://twitter.com/home

2. Your Archive RSS (which contains only your tweets)
is at the bottom of http://twitter.com/account/archive

3. Your Replies RSS (which contains only @replies to you)
is at the bottom of http://twitter.com/replies

There's also a public timeline RSS, which appears at the bottom of the Everyone page at http://twitter.com/public_timeline

Note: Both your Recent RSS and your Replies RSS currently require authentication. Meaning, only people who have the correct user id and password can access those RSS feeds.

The Public Timeline and the Archive RSS are both currently unprotected, so they can be subscribed to via RSS readers like Google Reader (which currently do not support authenticated feeds).

If you intend to create emails based on your Recent (with friends) RSS, you'll need an RSS forwarder that can handle authenticated feeds.