You have already saved the contact details in your sim card. So the only thing that need to be done is check once again whether all the contacts you have are there only in the sim card, remove the sim from the Nokia phone and insert it into the Samsung phone. You can call any of your contacts.
First your phone must be compatible and accept a sim card and you can simply transfer the card from one phone to another,it's about the size of but, thinner than the memory disk for a digital camera it is located under your battery pack . I only know this much because I didn't save to my sim card (First cell phone) not knowing and traded phone and lost a ton of tunes and numbers. blumtnangel If both phones have blue tooth or infrared, you can "copy" your contacts from the SIM card (should be an option in the menu) on your original phone and then send them to the new phone via the infra red or blue tooth options. You may even be able to do this without copying the contacts from SIM to handset
All I had to do on my Nokia phone was go to my contact list, go to options, then select copy, from phone t SIM, then either one by one or all.
They might not all copy at once so you might have to do it multiple times!
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you can save the contact in to your sim card first, and then copy them to the E72. by the way, how much did you cost on the N95? the price was deoped so much recently? i ordered one on the 7daysget.com at just under $230.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to recover deleted messages from a Nokia 2700 classic mobile phone. There is not any phone that will recover deleted messages unless the messages were saved to a memory card.
Phone contacts are saved either on SIM or in phone memory based on the settings provided in your phone - contact settings.
it depends on how much other stuff you have saved on your phone. <3
as many as the phone memory accept
Well, its looking at the person you saved into your phone. Like the person, and number. It's called a contact I'D
yes the memory stays on the phone
no
I would imagine since texts and pic messages are saved into the phone not the phone provider. I would imagine since texts and pic messages are saved into the phone not the phone provider.
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Text messages can be stored on the SIM card and/or on the phone, depending on the type of phone.