If my phone has broken, can I transfer my contacts to a new phone
1843541
It depends on how you manage your contacts. Since it is an Android phone and you have choose to backup your contacts on you Google account, it will be easy. If you save you contacts on the chip, you do not need to transfer since they are already stored on the chip.Again, it all depends on how you manage your phone.
1843542
It depends on how you manage your contacts. Since it is an Android phone and you have choose to backup your contacts on you Google account, it will be easy. If you save you contacts on the chip, you do not need to transfer since they are already stored on the chip. Again, it all depends on how you manage your phone.
1116231
I don't believe so. But great phone and I had someone from straight talk at wal mart transfer my contacts over.
2123193
If your old phone has the contacts stored on your SIM card then you can transfer the contacts.
1073978
Very easy to do. When you get your new phone, dial *228 (make sure your old phone is powered off)... Then it will ask you for the 10digit phone number you want to associate your new phone too - (this would be the cell number you are keeping). Once you do that, it programs and power resets. Then you should do the *228 again to update roaming capabilities. Phone should be good to use after that.Transfering contacts can be done over Bluetooth using the "send name card" feature.
1461372
Yes, the instructions for transferring cell phone directory items to the telephones phonebook can be reviewed in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG7841-MUL.PDF#page=52
976799
Yes. Just go to contacts it then gives you the option to save new contacts or look up ones already stored.
1990876
Either you could insert your old phone's sim card into your new one, or you could ask At&t;'s GoPhone customer service.
474853
Don't quote me but based on my experience you can use that phone. Just explain that the other phone is lost. As long as you can verify your identity they will simply switch the information and the number. Only exception would be if your number were inaccessible, and it doesn't appear that would be the case. Good luck and I hope this helps.
979499
If you have an existing Verizon plan already, activating the new phone is quite simple. All you need to do is call *228 and press 1 for activate, from there just follow the prompts. You can also go to any Verizon store and they can activate the phone for you as well as transfer all of your contacts over to the new phone.
392923
You sure can, honey. It won't matter if you get a new phone. The number stays the same unless you contact the phone company to change it.
654460
If it gets damaged or scratched or you get a new phone they replace it. All you have to do is send your old one to them n pay shipping and they send you a new one
723424
I'm assuming you have AT&T; since you have a SIM card, so yes. Also, if she backed up all her contacts to the SIM card as well as having them stored on the phone, the contacts will be there when placed in the new phone.
1503008
No, Text Messages that were already received will not be able to transfer to another phone. Enjoy your New Phone & Sorry about what happened to the Old Phone. 4 years is a long time
1726676
It will depend on who your phone carrier is. I have AT&T; so it was unlocked and all you do is insert your SIM card. If you lost phone then get a new SIM from your phone carrier. Make sure and copy your contacts and files before you put it in new phone. Then you can go in and copy them to your new phone. It will not automatically copy your SIM contacts you have to do it.
1219597
Yes! Make sure you keep your SIMS card from your broken phone to use in it. This has been an excellent replacement phone for the phone I broke.
407047
Yes, that's what my daughter did. She broke the phone she had, but was still under contract, so she just took the new phone to the Verizon store and had them swap it over.
186975
All Google services are available on the phone. As soon as I signed in with my email adress, all my contacts, my calendar and even the apps I downloaded or I purchased were transfered from my old smartphone to the new one.