The flip clock on the home screen turned into plain text [ Edited ]

[pinguino1]

I just got the Tilt 2 and I have a cpouple of questions:

- The default clock  is gone and now it is plain text. How I get it back?

- Where I find what programs are running in the background, because I'm runing out of memory.

- How I to Import my contacts from Razr V3 (The original) into my New Tilt.

- Is there a way to add multile contacts into the favorites at once? One at a time takes for ever. 

Thanks in advance. 

[diagoro]

As far as the clock, try dragging from the top down and see if it brings the flip clock back. Personally, I can't stand the clock since it seems to spend too much time flipping three or four times whenever I go to the main screen. I really wish there were options. It's so limited......

[pinguino1]

Thanks, diagoro,

It worked. I like the flip clock. I'm shortsighted.

Any help with the other questions?

[hidden_dragon ACE - Expert · Accepted solution]

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pinguino1 wrote:

I just got the Tilt 2 and I have a cpouple of questions:

- The default clock  is gone and now it is plain text. How I get it back?

- Where I find what programs are running in the background, because I'm runing out of memory.

- How I to Import my contacts from Razr V3 (The original) into my New Tilt.

- Is there a way to add multile contacts into the favorites at once? One at a time takes for ever. 

Thanks in advance. 

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To find the programs running in the background, you can go into Tools - Task Manager or use the drop-down arrow on the top right of the screen (assuming you are using TF3D).  Importing contacts from a Razr can be achieved by either copying them to your SIM card then into the phone, or by importing them into Outlook and synching them to your Tilt.  At the moment, there is no way to add multiple contacts into favorites at once.  However, the purpose is to limit your contacts to those you call or text frequently.  You shouldn't have more than 10 favorites (I personally have 3).

[diagoro]

Glad I could help with the clock......

In terms of the contacts, I would NOT use the sim card approach. I've found that transferring via the sim card truncates the contact name AND only saved one number. All other info was lost and I ended up rebuilding my contact list manually.

I would use Microsoft My Phone after that to backup your contacts and data. It's worked flawlessly thus far and also allows access to the data online!

[pinguino1]

Thanks hiden_dragon,

The drop down menu works perfect. And I'm planning to use Outlook but I have to clean up the various data file I have there.

[pinguino1]

Thanks, My Phone works flawless as a back up and sync.