SwizzleStik: back that phone up

by Ryan Block posted Nov 29th 2006 at 4:31AM

Yet another unannounced device tonight: Spark Technology's SwizzleStik (no c, damn you), a USB drive intended to make phone data management simple. We're assuming that's on the SIM end of things, but it's supposedly able to sync more than just your contacts, like your ringtones, music and photos. If this thing is just a microSD to USB adapter, we're gonna have to have a little talk with Spark.

Filed under: Cellphones

Tags: backup, spark, swizzlestik

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Raptor16 @ Nov 29th 2006 5:56AM

If they made this work with the psp as a memory unit - since the PSP has a mini usb - it would be a success!

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murty @ Nov 29th 2006 6:01AM

Interesting

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Brad @ Nov 29th 2006 6:27AM

I'd buy it.

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FoianZ @ Nov 29th 2006 6:44AM

Did no one get the joke... Its from that song "back that thang up." It was old but u geeks r terrible if u don't know tht song...

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pabell @ Nov 29th 2006 7:27AM

Whats funny is That song was in my Head when Reading this hahah

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Kenny G @ Nov 29th 2006 8:32AM

Sounds great, but do they have other colours than pink?

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Dave C @ Nov 29th 2006 10:07AM

Sounds great, with all the info on my phone, backing it up is definitely worthwhile.

http://www.enpresence.com

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flameproof @ Nov 29th 2006 12:23PM

I got the impression that it 'synced' with your phone, so it wouldn't have anything to do with the SIM?

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accipiter @ Jan 3rd 2007 12:29PM

The swizzlestik is indeed more than just a USB-microSD adaptor. It operates as a thumbdrive for data storage as well, so you can not only back up contacts, but also swap ring tones, MP3s, games, files, photos, etc.

And yes, it'll come with more colors than just pink. :)

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Cathy Geene @ Dec 5th 2007 9:50PM

where do they sell these swizzlestiks

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