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Well, it would probably make phone calls and you might be able to text (if you have that on the SIM and on your account), but that's about it.

Nothing. Cell phones and chargers are designed to stop charging when the battery is full. If they didn't, cell phones all over the world would be catching fire.

Try pressing the shift key on the keyboard twice. That should lock the keys to upper case.

Well, if they have no record of your call or your request, you may be stuck. Here's the thing: changes in plans can begin immediately or on a specific date. If you were expecting a change to happen from November, why did you wait so long before calling them? I look at my account online...

Check their website. Look in the support section.

There no ROMs available for the CDMA Hero right now. There's supposed to be a 2.1 OTA update sometime soon, but it hasn't been announced yet.

There no ROMs available for the CDMA Hero right now. There's supposed to be a 2.1 OTA update sometime soon, but it hasn't been announced yet.

The sync on Android phones happens quickly, but not immediately. Give it a few minutes and make sure you have a data signal. I don't know if no syncing Facebook contacts will get rid of the ones you have there, so you may have to do that manually. I'm assuming you are using a Google mail...

The sync on Android phones happens quickly, but not immediately. Give it a few minutes and make sure you have a data signal. I don't know if no syncing Facebook contacts will get rid of the ones you have there, so you may have to do that manually. I'm assuming you are using a Google mail...

"Unlimited" means "unlimited." You don't have an allowance. It's unlimited. I fail to understand this belief that the carriers are lying or trying to trick their users. As long as you're paying for unlimited data, use all you want.

HTC isn't suing Apple. Apple is suing HTC (unless HTC has filed a countersuit.) Apple has no chance. You can't patent touching a screen.

LMGTFY http://nds1.nokia.com/files/support/apac/phones/guides/Nokia_5230_APAC_UG_en.pdf

The Android mobile device operating system is designed specifically for Internet use. It's a great system for browsing and other data uses. The Desire has great specs. Very fast processor. Excellent phone.

HTC isn't suing Apple. Apple is suing HTC (unless HTC has filed a countersuit.) Apple has no chance. You can't patent touching a screen.

The Android mobile device operating system is designed specifically for Internet use. It's a great system for browsing and other data uses. The Desire has great specs. Very fast processor. Excellent phone.

No. You have to contact the original provider (o2) about getting an unlock code for the phone. They should then get one from the phone manufacturer. No one here can give you a code...each phone has a unique code.

There's over a hundred of them on eBay right this minute.

They are not making a CDMA iPhone. That's a rumor that pops up every few months. AT&T has exclusive distribution on that phone, and Apple has no interest in making a CDMA version. The rest of the world uses GSM, so why should they. Get an Incredible, if you insist on staying with Verizon.

I think they might pro-rate it, but you need to ask your provider.

The carrier name is frequently programmed into the SIM card. My wife has T-Mobile, and when she would fire up most phones, the device would say "T-Mobile" on the screen. When she put her sim card into her new myTouch 3g a couple of weeks ago, it said "Vstream" on the screen. (Voicestream was the...