[howards]

I have a 2gb in my 9900 right now and just purchased a 32gb which I should get this week.

Is there anything I should be aware of in swapping out the cards? Is it nothing more than just restoring the data I backed up?

[auditman]

Yup its easy. Backup ->swap->restore data that you backup from your 2gb card.

[9900Boldfan]

I did copy/paste on my Mac which worked but contacts did not copy over.

[wolfee48]

Click and drag files/folders to desktop. Then swap cards. Then click and drag from desktop to new memory card.

I just went from a 16 GB to a 32 GB. No surprises.

Fulfilling my Crackberry addiction from my 9930 via Tapatalk

[howards]

Click and drag files/folders to desktop. Then swap cards. Then click and drag from desktop to new memory card.

When I plug my 9700 in I only see the phone memory, not my SD card. Do I need to enable something on the phone (mass storage)? I don't see the option.

[sleepngbear]

When I plug my 9700 in I only see the phone memory, not my SD card. Do I need to enable something on the phone (mass storage)? I don't see the option.

BB help says:
Click on Options, then Device > storage.
Hit the  key and tap/click Enable USB Mass Storage.

Nex time you connect to your computer, you'll see two external 'drives' - your phone's internal memory and the smart card.

[howards]

BB help says:
Click on Options, then Device > storage.
Hit the  key and tap/click Enable USB Mass Storage.

Nex time you connect to your computer, you'll see two external 'drives' - your phone's internal memory and the smart card.

I didn't see anything that says Enable Mass Storage. But when I plugged the phone into the computer I did see the option for "Sync Media". Using that I then saw the Smart Card. In Options I do have checked off Media Card Support.

[Fnord]

Most importantly, don't attempt to take the card out with the battery still in

http://crackberry.com/blackberry-bol...battery-insert