I understand your issue here. To my knowledge, Verizon Wireless will not send a new microSD card with a replacement Droid smartphone and you are expected to keep the one it came with originally. And no, you should not lie to Verizon Wireless to get things you are not entitled to. That is in fact...
In order to do things like this, you would need to use a free service called BitPim. It is possible to brick your phone, and I believe the only way you could do things like this is to have the USB cable available for use. Sorry!
Leave your phone in the rice for a few days; that is the best way to handle water damage. Take the battery and memory card out if you have one and dry them off and set them aside.
Well from your old phone, you need to dial *228 SEND... From there use option 3, which is not stated, but does exist. It will ask you for the ten digit phone number you are calling about, enter your number. Then it may or may not ask for a security code/password on the account. If it does ask...
Well from your old phone, you need to dial *228 SEND... From there use option 3, which is not stated, but does exist. It will ask you for the ten digit phone number you are calling about, enter your number. Then it may or may not ask for a security code/password on the account. If it does ask...
Well from your old phone, you need to dial *228 SEND... From there use option 3, which is not stated, but does exist. It will ask you for the ten digit phone number you are calling about, enter your number. Then it may or may not ask for a security code/password on the account. If it does ask...
Motorola Blur is not a feature that you download and pay for, it comes standard on certain phones as part of their software build. The Motorola Devour and Motorola Backflip are examples of these from Verizon Wireless and AT&T respectively.
Motorola Blur is not a feature that you download and pay for, it comes standard on certain phones as part of their software build. The Motorola Devour and Motorola Backflip are examples of these from Verizon Wireless and AT&T respectively.