Real addresses in phone

What phone do you have? Mine can save addresses on the default contacts app.

 

You can also log into Gmail and edit your contacts on a computer, then it will be automatically synced to your phone

 

go contacts has that and much more more its what i use.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jbapps.contact&hl=en

 

I don't think I've seen a phone where the default contacts app does NOT have the ability to have an address stored. My HTC certainly has.

Dave

 

I just realized though that he may be saving contacts to SIM. Contacts need to be saved to phone or Google to open other fields like addresses.

 

Heres a simple idea stalkers use xD

goto yellow pages and search for friend via phone number to house or by name.. it'll give you the address if you enter the zip code Member.. if you are underage and can't owned a landline phone, then the bill should be in their parents name xD--- then with any office program just copy and paste with an organized name and boom you're done =/

 

Have your friend export the contacts then import them into your phone.

-Frank

 

I don't know if there is an easy way to move them, but having them on your phone is actually better if something happens to your phone. Then when you get your new phone and sign in to gmail all of your contacts will automatically be added to your new phone.

 

Can do it stock on my razr, but as mentioned GO Contacts should solve your problem.

 

Firstly, yes you can import the SIM contacts to your phone, but you'd have to check your manual for your phone for that specifically.

Secondly, storing on your SIM card only means you have a backup IF you damage your phone and still have it in your possession. If you lose it or it gets stolen then your SIM will obviously be gone as well. Plus, as you've found, you can only have name and number on the SIM and you'd like addresses etc. You need to use Google to backup to the "cloud" or use your PC. Don't know what use use for email etc but if you use Outlook or Thunderbird you can sync contacts/calendar/tasks/notes directly to your phone (I use MyPhoneExplorer - app on phone, client on PC - to sync Outlook to my phone via wifi) without going through the cloud.

HTH

Dave