Dust Wars: The Particles Strike Back!
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Unless you wanna waste ins. claims, it's a good way to fix scratched parts. Swap em.02-07-09 09:45 AMLike 0 - oh well in any case i'm getting a new one for free.
just dont know what to do about it not backing up my current storm. I really only need my phone numbers. i would hate to have to transfer them over one by one that would take forever.02-07-09 10:02 AMLike 0 -
Google Sync to your gmail account and then install the same program on your new Storm and voila! It'll transfer over!02-07-09 03:29 PMLike 0 -
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Then just sit back and wait. (It syncs automatically but you can also go to your Downloads Folder and force a sync)
Go to Gmail and check that the contacts have all been moved. If so, you can proceed to wipe your phone. Once the new phone arrives, install Google Sync the same way and wait. (Or again, you can force a sync). I believe that will carry your Gmail contacts into your cell phone.
And as an added bonus, you'll have a way to silently and intermittently back up your contacts at all times. Just go to Gmail to check!02-07-09 03:45 PMLike 0 - Sign up for a Gmail account. Then Google "Google Sync", there should be an option to send it to your phone as a text message. Download and install.
Then just sit back and wait. (It syncs automatically but you can also go to your Downloads Folder and force a sync)
Go to Gmail and check that the contacts have all been moved. If so, you can proceed to wipe your phone. Once the new phone arrives, install Google Sync the same way and wait. (Or again, you can force a sync). I believe that will carry your Gmail contacts into your cell phone.
And as an added bonus, you'll have a way to silently and intermittently back up your contacts at all times. Just go to Gmail to check!
sweet. i'll try that.02-07-09 04:24 PMLike 0 - Sign up for a Gmail account. Then Google "Google Sync", there should be an option to send it to your phone as a text message. Download and install.
Then just sit back and wait. (It syncs automatically but you can also go to your Downloads Folder and force a sync)
Go to Gmail and check that the contacts have all been moved. If so, you can proceed to wipe your phone. Once the new phone arrives, install Google Sync the same way and wait. (Or again, you can force a sync). I believe that will carry your Gmail contacts into your cell phone.
And as an added bonus, you'll have a way to silently and intermittently back up your contacts at all times. Just go to Gmail to check!
also if i wipe my phone what will that delete?02-07-09 05:11 PMLike 0 -
I'm assuming wiping your phone will delete everything and restore it to the factory defaults. I'll admit I'm not clear on everything as I've never wiped my phone before.02-07-09 05:14 PMLike 0 -
just wanna make sure i can before i wipe my phone.02-07-09 05:39 PMLike 0 - ok I pulled out my memory card, and wiped my phone. I did not include 3rd apps. I used google sync to upload my contacts and did a wipe. I moved google sync from my download icon and got all my numbers back. hellls yeah!02-07-09 05:49 PMLike 0
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- I don't like the gap but i think that the slightly bigger the gap the less likely that dust wont get caught underneath the screen iv had mine since launch an still love it. but now that I look back I wonder if most of it was the screen they put on it when I took it out of the box it looked like it was pealing but I looked closer and its just one of those cheap screen protectors they put on it and I haven't noticed any odd looking since then... even though I had the click problem but I found on youtube that sticking a piece of paper behind the battery helped it click better and it HELPS ALOT02-08-09 07:11 PMLike 0
- I recently bought a Storm, however I am using it with T-Mobile thus I cannot return it if there is a dust issue.
The date it was made was 12/23/08, so before the cutoff.
I have no dust as of yet, but should I go ahead and take it apart and seal it?02-09-09 01:04 PMLike 0 - 02-09-09 01:14 PMLike 0
- I got a blade of grass lodged in the gap of mine, tried can of air to blow it out, but it managed to go deeper, now it's kind of tucked away somewhere barely visible. I'm going to leave alone for now.02-09-09 01:41 PMLike 0
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- I was able to dislodge some of it with a matchbook. It was a dried piece of grass, brownish about 1/2 inch long. it doesn't seem to be bothering anything. I guess i'll let the rest stay in there.02-09-09 03:55 PMLike 0
- Well I decided that since I cannot return this phone, I better take the chance to seal it before it is too late.
I followed the directions posted earlier and it took about 45 minutes. It was relatively easy, however it took some patience and persistence. I figure it was worth the time.
So far the phone looks the same, and it works just as well.Last edited by TheMerovingian; 02-09-09 at 07:22 PM.
02-09-09 07:06 PMLike 0 - have 2 large particles of dust under the screen. don't see why i should go out of my way to not keep the phone in a pocket or keep it in a sealed bag for the sake of keeping it dust free.
being that vzw will most likely not reimburse me the cost of applications that are not transferable to another device, it looks like i am stuck with this piece of ****. should have known better than to be an early adopter at launch.02-09-09 09:53 PMLike 0
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