05-08-15 11:27 PM
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    CrackBerry Question
    My USB port is done for. It's been loose for awhile but now it's difficult to get a charge and seems like it might be impossible to transfer data. I upgraded to a Classic today, but I have calendar entries, notes and text messages I would really like to move over. While I can get a bit of a charge through the USB connection and Link can see the phone, it cannot seem to get the files. I would love any ideas! I tried cleaning out the port but there really wasn't anything in it. I suspect the connection problem is a little deeper.
    05-07-15 07:12 PM
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    YeemanBB
    Use Ultimate Backup in the Q10 to backup the data in a SD card. Pop the SD in the Classic and restore the data using Ultimate Backup. You can do the same through the cloud.

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    05-08-15 10:42 PM
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    YeemanBB
    Alternatively, you can also use the app Device Switch to transfer the data through WiFi or SD. Device Switch Is a free app from BlackBerry World.

    Posted via CB10
    05-08-15 11:27 PM
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