FitSync works on everytihng!

[Rock]

I've used FitSync for years and love it.  now I'm reall y impressed.  Lot of my clients are old school and keep thier phones and gizmos for years.  Some get the latest phone the day after its launched.  Here's myu story

So a client's wife had an old iPAQ and wanted to log her workouts on it.  told her no guarantees because her device is 5 years old but guess what, FitSync worked!!  we had to install some Microsotf patches to get it current but runs fine.   

Another guy had an old Sony Ericcson mobile phone (at least 3 years old) and FitSync worked on that.  Another client's been using an m100!

The thing that got me is a long time client just got a Palm Pre.  I fiugred no way, it just came out.  Well IT WORKED and its the coolest version yet.  Nice work guys. 

[Paul]

Yup, FitSync really does run on everything.  I got it on an M100, Zire 71, iPAQ 4150 & 2715, SOny Ericsson K700, Dell Axim and a few more.  Cool thing is that i can pick up any device, sync it and I'm ready to go.

[Everett]

that's one of the many things I love about FitSync ... over the years I've used different devices, switching from PDAs to phones, different brands, got myself an iPhone right now (trying not to get too hung up on the latest and greatest tho) and I've been able to keep using FitSYnc.

[Todd Polanowski]

fitsyn doesnt work so well on new blackberrys.  i am on my second blackberry curve- it worked ok on the first one- a bit limited- but i cant install it on the new one.  it is the exact same phone and software.  does anyone know what the problem may be.  it wont install.

[Team FitSync]

Todd-
Install problems on phones, particularly in the US, are often related to a few main areas:

1 - Service Plan:  Some service plans may allow download but not upload of data resulting in browsing only so check that your plan is a "data" plan that allows you to send and recieve data.

2 - Operator Limitations - Network:  Some mobile operators will restrict app download and install at the network level by running traffic through a proxy. 

3 - Operator Limitations - Device:  Some operators will disable certain features on phones such as address book export and third party app install.  If the phone is branded by the operator it is likely to have a non-standard implementation of the OS.  This is why it is common for Euro or Asia spec phones to run just about any third party app and browse to any Web site but US devices on US netowrks will have browsing and app install restricitons.

When questioning the operator about app install they will likely refer you to the app developer.  Instead you should ask if yoiu are allowed to download and install ANY app from ANY Website.  You may discover that only apps "certified" by the operator can be downloaded.

The workaround is to try a direct install via sometihng other than the operator network such as via Wi-Fi (and not the operator's HotSpot Wi-Fi as that may have same restrictions) or BlueTooth via yoiur desktop.  There are links in your FitSync account under Mobile/Downloads to download the jad and jar files for direct install to your phone.

If you still have difficulty you can contact our customer support at info@fitsync.com for a more detailed private response to assist in getting up and running.

John