Anyone have the software and cable for this? Mine died and a replacement is on the way. It turns on and I can receive calls but the keys don't work. I'd like to back up my phonebook.
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Anyone have the software and cable for this? Mine died and a replacement is on the way. It turns on and I can receive calls but the keys don't work. I'd like to back up my phonebook.
If it's a T-mobile or ATT, your phonebook is on the sim card.
If it's Verizon or Sprint, you can take it to the store and they will transfer it for free.
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Originally Posted by Radio-Active
Actually, my phone can store on the phone or the SIM. I think mine are stored on the Phone. :(
My buddy at work had a Razr that crapped the bed the other day. He may have the stuff you're looking for. I'll find out tomorrow or Monday...Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
There's also a place up in Richardson that will pull all the data off the phone for you and give you a printout of all the names and numbers - for about $20. I think they'll also transfer all the data to a new phone, but I can't remember... too many beers since then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radio-Active
IIRC the RAZR just has a mini USB connection, try plugging one in and hooking it up to the pc
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Originally Posted by Magma
Good thought but as soon as you plug it in, it looks for the software. ::Rant::
Have you tried the Motorola website?Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
Didn't you get a Mac a while back? If so and your Razr has Bluetooth, then you can iSync its contents to your address book.
BT dongles are $10ish if you need one...
I hadn't taken the Mac plunge yet.
I did resolve this though. I got some software on eBay for $4.75 and already had the cable. My contacts are backed up! ::Banana::
Now I don't need to bug y'all for your phone numbers again. ;)