How to backup contacts, calendar and notes from Nokia Asha 307

Whether you are switching phones or just want a safe copy of your data, PhoneCopy.com is a great solution. This guide covers how to back up contacts from your Nokia Asha 307 quickly and easily.
Phonecopy client registration is simple. Choose your username and insert your email address, where we will send you a confirmation email that you will need to activate your account.
Cellphone setup
To have your contacts saved you have to synchronize the Nokia with PhoneCopy. First step is to set up the synchronization on the Nokia. For better illustration, we've made some screenshots, but experienced users naturally won't need and will be able to set up the phone on their own, or following the device manual on PhoneCopy website. But back to the screenshots now: create a new synchronization profile in the menu:

Follow the instructions to set up the connection. Choose your username and password. Fill in Server and Account name according instructions. It is possible to backup your contacts, calendar or notes.
Follow the instructions and continue to synchronisation.
Start the synchronization now.
After your phone is synchronized, go back to your PhoneCopy online profile (probably you will have it still open in the browser since you activated your account) and accept the assignment of your phone to the account. If you do it within the hour after the synchronization, the phone will be assigned automatically and you will only need to confirm the process. If the delay is greater than one hour, you will be asked by the server for the cellphone's identification number, called IMEI. This number can be easily found under the battery of the cellphone, or you can type in the symbols *#06# and the IMEI will appear on the display.
With your contacts safely backed up, you can rest easy knowing your data is secure. Log into your PhoneCopy account at any time to view, edit, or restore your contacts.
Some additional tips:
PhoneCopy also supports syncing notes, calendar events, and SMS messages on many devices, not just contacts. Check the PhoneCopy website to see the full list of supported data types for your phone.