How do I disassociate Naxa from my phone? I cannot change the device after I've associated with a particular device.
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Just go to your phone's bluetooth screen tap on the device you need to "disassociate" and tap on Unpair. It will disappear from the list of your phone's linked devices.
1498448
Yes, but I don't remember how to do it... lol And this is the worst phone I have ever had :/ I'm switching back to apple as soon as I have the $$ to do so. I've a few android phones and one apple I prefer apple.
828690
Of course. Just disconnect it from the phone's Bluetooth connection, and reconnect it as you like.
1175359
I'm in the same situation. Have had this phone long time and now need to change the name for my daughter but I can't find the software. I'd love to get a copy if anyone is willing to share.
2145373
You can change all of these devices with the Quirky. I have 2 phones, iPad and Kindle on my Quirky.
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Just worked through this issue. I had purchased a used n460 online. This item was previously registered, and would not provide me with an reg code. The solution is to call Sony and request to speak with the product specialist dept in San Diego. This is the highest level of support, and the only group that has the tools to deal with this. Basically, all they require is the serial no/mac address of your device. After providing them that info, they unlink the device. By unlinking the device, the device regenerates a new reg code. This took me a while to resolve. Hope this helps someone out there. Just worked through this issue. I had purchased a used n460 online. This item was previously registered, and would not provide me with an reg code. The solution is to call Sony and request to speak with the product specialist dept in San Diego. This is the highest level of support, and the only group that has the tools to deal with this. Basically, all they require is the serial no/mac address of your device. After providing them that info, they unlink the device. By unlinking the device, the device regenerates a new reg code. This took me a while to resolve. Hope this helps someone out there.
10419
I had to turn off my other devices when syncing to multiple devices and just sync to one at a time. hopes this helps
1614171
No. You have to sign off one device to use it on another--my case was phone and ipod.
1131151
Yes! You just take it to your cell phone carrier and have them change it over. Make sure the phone you purchase has the same carrier as you use or it won't work. Enjoy!
1486437
Hello. Whomever sold it to you, didn't de-register it probably. If you take it to AT&T;, they should be able to clear it for you.
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If you haven't done so already I would register the device by going to https://www.akaipro.com/my-account/login and creating an account first. Once the device has been registered and if you're having the same problem you can always get help from the support.
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I don't have access to the device at the moment. I'm afraid I can't answer this question right now
1432495
Yes, you can. However, you need to first disconnect your old service provider at the demarc. If you don't, current from your old POTS line could damage this device.
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Get APNdroid or go to your dialer and type *#*#4636#*#* and go to phone information, then hit the menu button, then tap more, then Disable Data Connection and Disable Data on boot. I use both. Haven't had a Data charge yet.
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it will not coordinate with your old phone. So you need to have it alone, or pay for 2 phones. So get rid of the old phone. and GL. Hope this helped you.
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You dont have to delete the old paired devices. You can just turn off the bluetooth on them
908634
Thanks for the reply. My Palm spontaneously healed itself and now appears to be working fine. However, I didn't know that Palm was discontinuing the device. I have a Blackberry, but I do NOT want my phone/internet functions and my calendar/to-do to be on the same device. When one goes, they all go. Blech. I may have to give yield to the tide of technology. :(