While not a bad idea, I don't think this suggestion will work for my
situation. Having only skimmed over the Contacts API I think I'd have the
following issues:
1) I believe every user would need a google account and while this is
almost a given for Android users, it's entirely conceivable tha
Don't do it in Android. Use your WebService to sync the desktop
application contacts to a Google contact list using the Contacts API v3
(https://developers.google.com/google-apps/contacts/v3/). You can add a
specific label to tag them to your application and even extend the tables
if you wish
Bingo. It's an app for people who work in the entertainment/movie industry
where your contact list in kind of your lifeline. 5-6 thousand is actually
not that uncommon.
Aaron
On Thursday, November 15, 2012 8:05:30 AM UTC-8, Marina Cuello wrote:
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> I'm guessing it's an app devoted to people w
bob wrote:
> How would a normal user have 5000+ contacts?
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> I have maybe 50 at the most.
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Sounds like you dropped the ball, bob. Better get busy on your networking.
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I'm guessing it's an app devoted to people who works on Public
Relations for artists or big companies.
Marina
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 12:25 PM, bob wrote:
> How would a normal user have 5000+ contacts?
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> I have maybe 50 at the most.
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> On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 6:34:25 PM UTC-6, pre
How would a normal user have 5000+ contacts?
I have maybe 50 at the most.
On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 6:34:25 PM UTC-6, prestona wrote:
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> I'm developing an application where a user can initially sync all his
> contacts with a desktop application OTA. This is done through a web
> serv
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