In case you are still using Nokia Sync on your Symbian, S40, Nokia N9 or any other Nokia devices, you need to either export your contact or migrate your records (contacts, calendars, notes) it to your Microsoft account, as it will be killed by Microsoft on December 5.
Dear Nokia mobile phone customer,
We wanted to let you know of important changes affecting people who use Nokia Sync on Nokia Series 40, N9 and Symbian phones. Nokia Sync is the service that synchronises your contacts, calendar appointments and notes between your phone and the cloud.
We are planning to discontinue the Nokia Sync service on 5 December 2014. After 5 December 2014, you will not be able to access your data through the Nokia Sync service. We strongly encourage you to export and/or migrate your data from the service before this date.
Beginning today, you can use the following options to ensure you can continue to access your data. This includes the option to export your data so it can be imported into other services, or migrate your data to secure, cloud-based services from Microsoft.
In the interest of information privacy, all data that is stored in Nokia Sync will be destroyed following termination of the Nokia Sync service.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any further questions, please see our CARE support site.
You need to hurry and go to this new website. You will be offered options of either exporting your contacts, calendars and notes or moving all the records (contacts, calendars, notes) to Microsoft account. I tried and could move my data to Microsoft account from the Nokia account.
