Backup Your phone numbers, contacts, calendar events, tasks, applications & notes.

danielclo1il

If you lose, damage or upgrade your phone you can quickly & easily recover your saved contact numbers, and any other saved data onto the new handset – so you'll never have to worry about losing important contact information again.

Numbers Vault™ provides secure backup and storage of your saved data which includes; phone numbers, contacts, calendar events, tasks, applications & notes.

To download your contact names and telephone numbers go to CPP Data Backup Service and enter promotional code ‘natad’

Best Of All, Its FREE

syorksdeano

I assume that no cost is involved in the setup?

cgf

Looked like it was a charge when I looked earlier this morning, granted it was early early 🙂 I also did not like their terms and conditions. They will just terminate the service if they want and then your stuff is gone. They also track your browsing. I'd suggest reading them as I thought they were poor and intrusive for a paying service.

I posted about dropbox on here a while back. I use that to store my backup created by the phone tools, also on phone memory card, plus locally. My guess is if I loose it after all those backups I pretty much couldnt avoid it 🙂 🙂 It maybe useful to you.

Security, passwords, DropBox + KeePass X

syorksdeano

I use Nokia's Ovi Suite to back up all my stuff, then that file is copied onto a usb stick. Lot cheaper

cgf

@syorksdeano wrote:
I use Nokia's Ovi Suite to back up all my stuff, then that file is copied onto a usb stick. Lot cheaper

if you attached it as a file in keepassX the file would then be encrypted . Thats assuming you dont already use it 🙂

jack17938

I find the easiest thing is just to keep your phone and Outlook in sync. That is what I do - and everything that cannot be synced with Outlook [via Ovi] I store on my memory stick.

This worked for me when I had to send my poor E63 into the evil 3 Repair Centre [even though I was not with 3, lol.]

danielclo1il

@syorksdeano wrote:
I assume that no cost is involved in the setup?

nope, the code makes it free 🙂

syorksdeano

Even better!

danielclo1il

@syorksdeano wrote:
Even better!

Yea!

Its the equivilent to apple's MobileMe!

free_bee

You can also sign up to Vodafone 360 and use its backup facility. You don't need to be a Vodafone customer to do this. It's free.

jack17938

@free_bee wrote:
You can also Vodafone 360 and use its backup facility. You don't need to be a Vodafone customer to do this. It's free.

I would never have thought free_bee would be saying use Vodafone services! :smileysurprised:

cgf

@danielclo1il wrote:

nope, the code makes it free 🙂

but or how long? I read you have to enter into an agreement with paypal so assumed at some point they will take money?

danielclo1il

@danielclo1il wrote:

nope, the code makes it free 🙂

but or how long? I read you have to enter into an agreement with paypal so assumed at some point they will take money?

its 100% free as the code's a free lifetime membership 🙂

cgf

@danielclo1il wrote:

its 100% free as the code's a free lifetime membership 🙂

I'd have looked at it differently if you'd said that from the beginning 🙂 maybe you could put it in your original post?

vincent

Googlemail and Outlook also have a functionality to back up contacts information..

My blackberry certainly was able to up and download my contacts. And my Nexus did the same from google.

danielclo1il

@vincent wrote:
Googlemail and Outlook also have a functionality to back up contacts information..

My blackberry certainly was able to up and download my contacts. And my Nexus did the same from google.

thanks for the heads up 🙂