GammUI

GammUI represents a graphical interface for Gammu, a command-line tool written in C and built using libGammu, designed to help you gain control of your phone. With its aid, you can create backups of your phonebook, calendar and todo list.

Following a simple setup operation that shouldn't give you any trouble, you come face to face with a clean window and well-organized layout, representing the GUI. Keep in mind that you must have Gammu previously installed on your computer or this tool won't work.

Once you get GammUI up and running, you can configure phone connection settings. Your phone can be linked to the computer via Bluetooth, infrared or capable. Depending on this preference, you can further select the connection protocol.

For example, if you want to plug in your Nokia phone using a capable, the protocol can be set for FBUS/DAU9P, DLR3/DLR3P, DKU2, DKU5, PL2303 USB or MBUS/DAU9P (for old Nokia). AT commands can be used for other manufacturers. The port can be specified, too.

After the connection's configuration is established, you can choose the types of content to back up to your hard drive. It can be calendar entries, the todo list or the phone book saved on your phone's internal memory or SIM. Once you indicate the saving directory and filename, you can start the task right away.

As far as additional options are concerned, you can check out the calendar, phone book and todo content on your phone before making the backups, along with the phone properties: manufacturer, model, IMEI, simlock network, firmware, netcode, and security code.

Unfortunately, GammUI hasn't received updates for a long time, and it doesn't seem like the application is in development anymore. Nevertheless, it worked smoothly on the latest Windows edition in our tests.