Help. New to the droid

[bearring1]

Thanks in advance on any useful input!! Ok I had an Htc touch pro with verizon which is on Windows Mobile. I have my contacts stored on Microsoft my phone, and my htc touch pro will not operate anymore.

I went and bought me a Moto droid and love it... I dont know how to transfer my contacts to my droid. I was reading something about you have to be rooted or something?? If you have any info for me to transfer my contacts it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[IOWA]

Thanks in advance on any useful input!! Ok I had an Htc touch pro with verizon which is on Windows Mobile. I have my contacts stored on Microsoft my phone, and my htc touch pro will not operate anymore.

I went and bought me a Moto droid and love it... I dont know how to transfer my contacts to my droid. I was reading something about you have to be rooted or something?? If you have any info for me to transfer my contacts it would be greatly appreciated.

If the tp is inoperable, then you can't retrieve contacts....

 

[moijk]

Thanks in advance on any useful input!! Ok I had an Htc touch pro with verizon which is on Windows Mobile. I have my contacts stored on Microsoft my phone, and my htc touch pro will not operate anymore.

I went and bought me a Moto droid and love it... I dont know how to transfer my contacts to my droid. I was reading something about you have to be rooted or something?? If you have any info for me to transfer my contacts it would be greatly appreciated.

Never used microsoft my phone, but a quick google gave me this:

My Phone

it has a link to enter a website with contacts and whatnot. Give that a try.

 

[IOWA]

Never used microsoft my phone, but a quick google gave me this:

My Phone

it has a link to enter a website with contacts and whatnot. Give that a try.

You need to have signed up for that service prior to his phone crash =(

 

[moijk]

You need to have signed up for that service prior to his phone crash =(

So you use one part of the service (on the phone), but what identified the phone to that service is a totally different thing than what you need to identify yourself to the webpart of the service?

That's not a very clever design. I think I take the android-google-id way.