How to Read, Copy and Write Contacts to Your iPhone SIM Card[Jailbreak]

Tsukhiumong — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 16:00:19 +0000

Here are the steps that has to be follow in-order to read, copy and also write contacts to one’s iPhone’s SIM card while using SIManager.

Note:Please remember that you must have a Jailbroken device in-order to follow this tutorial.

Step 1.
The first step require you to tap to launch Cydia from your iPhone Springboard and choose Manage from the tabs at the bottom of the screen.

Step 2.
Again tap to select the large Sources button

Step 3.
Press the Edit button (top right of the screen).

Step 4.
Select the Add button at the top left of the screen

Step 5.
Input http://repo.beyouriphone.com then press the Add Source button.

Step 6.
If the source has been successfully included then tap the large Return to Cydia button

Step 7.
Select the Done button to exit Edit mode

Step 8.
Tap to select the BeYouriPhone repository from the list of sources. Again select SIManager from the list of packages. Now tap the Install button at the top right of the screen.

Step 9.
Press the Confirm button to begin installation. Press the Return to Cydia button once the installation has completed.

Step 10.
Press the Home button to return to your Springboard then tap the SIManager icon to launch the application.

Step 11.
Once the program has opened you can use the Setup button at the top left to enable Fast Read as well as set the SIM name format. ie Firstname/Lastname or Lastname/First name.

Step 12.
To read your contacts from the SIM card press the Read from SIM button at the bottom of the screen. Now press to select a contact and choose to Modify, Delete, or Import it.

Step 13.
To add a contact to your SIM card you can press the + button at the bottom of the main screen. Navigate through your contacts and select the one you would like to add.

You will notice that the contact has been added to the list and appears on a green background. This means that when you write to the SIM card this contact will be added and when done the contact now appears on a black background similar to the other contacts in your list.

Step 14.
SIManager also allows you to copy all the contacts on your iPhone to the SIM card. Press the Gear icon at the bottom of the screen then press the large Copy iPhone to SIM button. You will be asked to confirm this action. Press the OK button.

Step 15.
You can also use SIManager to empty your SIM card. Press the Gear icon at the bottom of the screen then press the Empty SIM button. Press the OK button to confirm the action.

Notice all the numbers to be deleted have a red background. Press the Write to SIM button to commit the changes.

Once done your list of contacts on the SIM card will be empty.

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Review : Syncopy – Synchronized Copy/Paste between your Mac and iPhone

Renzo — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 17:12:04 +0000

One of the main features of an iPhone is that it integrates perfectly with Mac OSX. For Mac users, the iPhone boasts a native way to transfer media, to synchronize contacts and tasks and to set up email accounts. But one thing that’s missing is a way to synchronize clipboards. And that’s where Syncopy comes in.

Syncopy is a little tool that helps you synchronize your iPhone and Mac clipboards. It’s as easy as it should be. You download Syncopy for your iPhone and install the Mac client. Make a Syncopy ID (something that takes only a few seconds) and of you go. After installing the Syncopy client for mac, everything you copy will automatically be synced to the server and when you open the iPhone version of Syncopy you just have to tap one button and the text which was on your mac’s clipboard just a few seconds ago is now on your iPhone’s. Ready to be pasted.

One of the big advantages is that Syncopy synchronizes by server. So for only 0.99$ you have your own direct server connection to transfer text between your Mac and your iPhone. This enables you to synchronize your clipboard even though your mac and iPhone aren’t on the same network. But this isn’t the most impressive part of Syncopy…

Syncopy is exactly as an iPhone app should be. You have those apps which are made by Apple and behave great on an iPhone and you have apps which are just coded and thrown in the App Store. But there is a select third category, Apps which provide a better user experience than Apple’s. Syncopy is one of these. It is a work of art in all its simplicity. It does what it does, no more no less and the developer doesn’t try to force a bunch of useless features in but rather chooses to keep everything clean and useful. Combine this with a sleek interface and you reach uttermost perfection.

There aren’t many apps which I put on the first screen of my iPhone, because it’s reserved for native iPhone apps only on my iPhone, but Syncopy earned the only free spot on the first page. So I can tell you that it’s the best App I’ve seen in a while.
But that’s me as a design freak talking, you should see for yourself to form your own opinion on Syncopy.

You can download the Syncopy iPhone App here : http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/syncopy/id347882966?mt=8
You can download the Mac client here : http://syncode.com.au/apps/syncopy/mac/

We also have a few promo codes to give away. If you want one, you have to tell us in a comment how Syncopy would be useful to you or how it will change your life. We will pick a few people at random and these will receive a promo code to download Syncopy for free. (Only available to US residents)

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