SirAnybody has SPH-A900 Samsung Phone Patch

"Victor Bhakta" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Sir,

I have Samsung SPH-a900 Phone .. and i am trying to use it with bit pim .. 
the phone won't recgonise by this software... do you guys have update ..for 
that.. ?

Any help will be appreciated...

victor


>From: "Mark Weber" <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: [email protected], [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [BitPim-devel] MediaWiki vs. wikispaces
>Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 14:59:29 -0500
>
>I heard from Steven Wood that Sourceforge is now offering Wiki's to
>projects in collaboration with a Wiki hosting company called wikispaces.
>
>He asked me to comment on this possibility.
>
>I'm not a wiki expert by any means, but I do have a bit of exposure.
>I spent a couple of days doing various comparisons (mostly just
>reading on the web comparisons that others had already done).
>I recommended to my company to use TWiki, mostly because:
>o) most popular wiki for intranet use
>o) has a VMware-based install, making it really easy to start
>It's worked out fine.
>
>For BitPim, I think MediaWiki is a good choice, because
>o) familiar look and feel (everybody reads wikipedia)
>o) it's already up and running
>
>The main advantage of going with a wiki hosting company
>is that the administration is done by somebody else.
>
>The main disadvantages are:
>o) pay via ads or real money
>o) may go out of business: would require porting to another wiki
>
>In case you are not aware, there are lots of different
>wiki mark-up languages. They are all text based and
>are all easy, but different with somewhat different capabilities.
>
>I've looked at the wikispaces mark-up language; it seems
>very similar to MediaWiki, but I did not see anywhere that
>claimed compatibility. Their look and feel is similar, so
>perhaps wikispaces uses a MediaWiki engine, with some
>customization. Or not.
>
>I've also used pbWiki, which has a similar business model
>to wikispaces. They rolled their own wiki mark-up language.
>
>Bottom line:
>I don't see a compelling reason to change away from
>MediaWiki administered at BitPim.com
>
>Any other comments and/or experience?
>
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