On 20/05/12 13:56, Dave Hall wrote:
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On 20/05/12 13:43, WasserLand wrote:
Is there a Linux program to to replace the need for Kies for
Samsung Galaxy S2 phone?
I have an SGS2 and I am yet to need Kies. I upgraded to ICS OTA and I
use Rhythmbox to send music to my phone. I have Google
On 20/05/12 15:06, WasserLand wrote:
Dave calling Dave,
Thanks for that. I don't like Kies or having to fire up Windows just
for the sake of it. I tried to transfer some photo's in Ubuntu to the
phone, but couldn't. I must be doing it wrong.
I use the G+ photo sync feature to sync my
Thank you Dave, I appreciate your tips and will implement them
On 20/05/12 18:28, Dave Hall wrote:
On 20/05/12 15:06, WasserLand wrote:
Dave calling Dave,
Thanks for that. I don't like Kies or having to fire up Windows just
for the sake of it. I tried to transfer some photo's in Ubuntu
Dont forget that the S2 also has kies via wifi on the handset.
It starts a web page that all of this can be managed via.
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Hi Dave,
On 20/05/12 13:43, WasserLand wrote:
Is there a Linux program to to replace the need for Kies for Samsung
Galaxy S2 phone?
I have an SGS2 and I am yet to need Kies. I upgraded to ICS OTA and I
use Rhythmbox to send music to my phone. I have Google Apps integrated
with Thunderbird
I don't think Kies is actually necessary for much. Only thing it might be
for is firmware updates, but S2 should come with 2.3 Android which has
over-the-air self-update functionality. Otherwise, Ubuntu by default covers
all of the needs of media sharing - something Windows doesn't, which is why
Dave calling Dave,
Thanks for that. I don't like Kies or having to fire up Windows just
for the sake of it. I tried to transfer some photo's in Ubuntu to the
phone, but couldn't. I must be doing it wrong. I will install Google
Apps in T/Bird as you do. I have ICS but don't know what OTA
Got it Vadim. Thank you too.
On 20/05/12 14:25, Vadim Peretokin wrote:
I don't think Kies is actually necessary for much. Only thing it might
be for is firmware updates, but S2 should come with 2.3 Android which
has over-the-air self-update functionality. Otherwise, Ubuntu by
default covers
Dave,
OTA is over the air, this is for upgrading the firmware
without the use of a PC (read Kies)
Cary
On 20/05/12 15:06, WasserLand wrote:
Dave calling Dave,
Thanks for that. I don't like Kies or having to fire up Windows just
for the sake of it. I tried to transfer some
