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that's the way they all work. the phone book is retained in the phone, not the PCM. so it has to reload everytime you turn on the car. minor inconvenience given the tooki's utility Yes, but not quite. With a Nokia 6233 for example when the Tooki pairs with it the phone book is automatically "synced" with the Tooki and the phone book is there to be used. With my N95 this sync process seems to not take place, i.e. after the pairing process the phone book is not there nor can it be pulled by the Tooki. The only way to get the phone book on the Tooki is to select all the phone book on the N95 and send to the Tooki as business cards via bluetooth and believe me this is a process you would not be bothered with every time you got in the car. The software in the N95 is not fully compatible with the Tooki and is not mentioned on the nav.tv list of tested phones. I am in contact with Nav.tv trying various software updates for the Tooki and N95 but as yet no luck. Will post any news. Any other N95 experiences out there? Cheers to all.
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Hi, anyone managed to get a Nokia N95 phonebook to operate with a Tooki, I can push the contacts to the Tooki but when I lock and leave the car on return the phone book has been forgotten. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.