can i transfer phone # and pics to my pc from my old flip top phone-sanyo 3810?
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If it fits one of the Samsung cable types (below), then yes, it would do the job. Hopefully that helps! Thank you! :)Kit contains FOUR data cable tips (Samsung M300 Series, Samsung Micro USB Series, Samsung R225 Series and Samsung T809 Series), USB extension cable and CD.
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if they say that phone is supported but remember you only get to use it on what ever number of phone you pay for no way to remove the old one and add others i backup my phone up to my provider for free and Pic i email them to my self it cheeper
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All I know is I have an old LG flip phone from Walmart and it's used for that...I think if you have a phone from Walmart then you can use this card but I'm not sure...Sorry about that!
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Danielle, they should be able to. I went from a prevail to a galaxy 2 and no conversion problems. I just had to add most of my contacts back but pics, email acct, and apps transferred just fine.
1035717
Yes, you can keep your old number. Just use your SIM card from your old phone.
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I believe you can, it should tell you what all you need to have to transfer phone numbers. My husband has I don't remember what he had to do.
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Yes the phone numbers will transfer easily. I've accomplished it with two transfers so far and different style Net 10 phones.
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There is no software you need to get anything off this phone. If you save your pictures on your actual phone and not the SD card...you will go into the folder "My Stuff". Click the phone icon at the top of the screen to choose the phone's memory. Choose what looks like the paper symbol on the left bottom. Choose "Move"...and choose the upper right icon at the top. From there...you will choose whatever photos you want and move them to the "Images" folder on the SD card. From there...plug in your phone and choose "Mass Storage" when given the choice and you can move the them to wherever you want on your PC. There is no software you need to get anything off this phone. If you save your pictures on your actual phone and not the SD card...you will go into the folder "My Stuff". Click the phone icon at the top of the screen to choose the phone's memory. Choose what looks like the paper symbol on the left bottom. Choose "Move"...and choose the upper right icon at the top. From there...you will choose whatever photos you want and move them to the "Images" folder on the SD card. From there...plug in your phone and choose "Mass Storage" when given the choice and... » Read More There is no software you need to get anything off this phone. If you save your pictures on your actual phone and not the SD card...you will go into the folder "My Stuff". Click the phone icon at the top of the screen to choose the phone's memory. Choose what looks like the paper symbol on the left bottom. Choose "Move"...and choose the upper right icon at the top. From there...you will choose whatever photos you want and move them to the "Images" folder on the SD card. From there...plug in your phone and choose "Mass Storage" when given the choice and you can move the them to wherever you want on your PC. « Show Less
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Yes ----use a flash drive or a image card and then transfer to your preference. This mobility does not come with the software like you see on TV.
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Yes, pics can be transferred either via bluetooth (I bought a bluetooth dongle for my PC which plugs into one of its USB ports) or by saving pics to an (optional) SDHC card, which can be removed from the phone and put into an adapter for your computer. The bluetooth method is the easiest for picture transfer, since you just send the photos wirelessly to your PC. Keep in mind that the phone just has a 1.3 megapixel camera, so the resolution of the photos isn't the greatest on a big monitor.
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as long as the new PC runs the same type of OS (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux, for example), it should be an easy transfer. make sure if you used the SecureAccess manager to load to the flash that you first install that on the new PC. even with a different OS, there are utilities like Bootcamp that can simulate another OS... it's just one more step is all, though. as long as you have a browser installed that allows import of favorites (most of them do now), just navigate to the flashie using the import function on the browser.
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This phone was used as a spare so I did not look into using "my old number," but I think it is transferable. I would direct the question directly to BoostMobile. Here the link to http://www.boostmobile.com/search/?q=transfer%20number#search
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Can I use my old sim card from other phone on this one. I have a lot of pics on it hate to not be able to use it
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no you can not. this is the gen 6. however you can display pictures that you put on it. and it has a contact folder for saving numbers.
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You can keep any telephone number you have but you need to port it to a service provider. If you need more info email me directly.Paul
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I have no idea. I have a museum phone (A flip top). I will check with my friend who I bought it for and let you know.
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With phone capability you can simply transfer your sim card from your old cellphone to the tab and you carry one device instead of 2. That is what I did and am extremely happy.
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Pictures Via bluetooth or in a micro sdcard and the number i gues calling the provider company that you are with. And let them know that you want to transfer your number