Backup contacts, photos, videos and sms messages from Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500)

Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500)

Available guides for synchronization to the secure cloud

From device

From Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500)
Guide not available

To device

Guide not available
Guide not available

Supported functions

  • contact synchronization
  • sms backup
  • photo synchronization
  • video synchronization
  • automatic sync

Transfer your contacts, photos, videos and sms messages from Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) to an online storage and back to keep them safe and up to date.
Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) is supported on PhoneCopy. Please note that following settings may vary a little depending on the firmware version.

Confirmed models

galaxy5: cm_galaxy5/galaxy5 (gt-i5500board/galaxy5)
galaxy5: samsung_galaxy5/galaxy5 (gt-i5500/galaxy5)
gt-i5500: cm_galaxy5/galaxy5 (gt-i5500board/galaxy5)
gt-i5500: full_galaxy5/galaxy5 (gt-i5500/galaxy5)
gt-i5500: galaxy5/galaxy5 (gt-i5500/galaxy5)
gt-i5500: gt-i5500/gt-i5500 (gt-i5500/gt-i5500)
gt-i5500b: gt-i5500b/gt-i5500b (gt-i5500/gt-i5500b)
gt-i5500l: gt-i5500l/gt-i5500l (gt-i5500/gt-i5500l)
gt-i5500m: gt-i5500/gt-i5500 (gt-i5500/gt-i5500)

Confirmed versions

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
jop40d (unknown/unknown)
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
jzo54k (i5503tdojp3/unknown)
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
imm76l (unknown/unknown)
imm76i (unknown/unknown)
Android 2.3 Gingerbread
gri40 (i5500luyjp2/unknown)
gri40 (unknown/unknown)
grk39f (i5500cfjp2/unknown)
grk39f (unknown/unknown)
gingerbread (i5500nejp2/unknown)
gingerbread (unknown/unknown)
Android 2.2 Froyo
froyo (i5500xwjp4/unknown)
froyo (i5500xwjp3/unknown)
froyo (i5500nejp2/unknown)
froyo (i5500luyjp2/unknown)
froyo (i5500cfjp2/unknown)
froyo (i5500nejp1/unknown)
froyo (i5500luyjpe/unknown)
froyo (unknown/unknown)
froyo (unknown/unknown)
froyo (unknown/unknown)

News

12/01/2020
We just got first user of Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) in Italy! Someone just backed up his contacts from a new phone.

Android versions running on Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500)

When synchronizing, PhoneCopy users had following Android versions on their Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500): Android 2.2 Froyo (91.48%), Android 2.3 Gingerbread (7.05%), Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (0.98%), Android 4.2 Jelly Bean (0.33%), Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (0.16%).

Following chart shows contacts synchronisations with Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) running different Android versions.

Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) users around the world

According to our statistics, PhoneCopy users use Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) for data backup in countries Italy (Italia) - 100.00%.

Following heat map shows contacts synchronisations with Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500) using PhoneCopy across the globe.

Text guideline - How to backup

With Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500)

You can also use our detailed guides with screenshots: See how to transfer contacts from Android device or how to transfer contacts to Android device.
  1. Download our PhoneCopy for Android application to your mobile device.
  2. After launching the application, create a new account from the application. If you have already created an account on web pages www.phonecopy.com, log in to this existing account in the application.
  3. After successful login, go through the application setup wizard and then select Synchronize (for an account with an existing backup) / Backup (for an empty account) or press the Later button and then select option in the side menu Back up contacts / Restore contacts for one-way synchronization.

For more information about our app, visit our PhoneCopy for Android page.

In the case of problems with synchronization, please contact us.

User comments

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  • Phone copy transfered only about 1800 sms messages and stopped however I have about 1200 more sms messages.
    I don't see where to add more. Can anyone help me figure this out?
    adolph1960, 01/08/2022
    • Hello, PhoneCopy backs up all SMS on the phone, there is no need to set anything else. Our records show a backup of 1818 SMS firstly and then adding of two more SMS (one by one) during consequent backups. Are you sure that the other messages that were not backed up are also SMS? PhoneCopy support team, 01/08/2022
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