Re: tilt 2 (copy contacts?)

ddow · ‎09-08-2009

Is it really necessary to use the new sim? AT&T solution is to transfer contacts from old sim onto old device and then putting in the new sim and copying them onto there.

kareem9nba · ‎07-12-2007

No, if you have your old SIM, just use that (unless it's not 3G, then you might want to use the new 3G SIM).

ddow · ‎09-08-2009

oh good....worried there for a min.

foxbat121 · ‎01-14-2005

Contacts on the SIM card have very limited functionality on a smartphone. Make sure you import all your contacts into your new Tilt 2 and sync it to your PC or internet server.

Message Edited by foxbat121 on 10-12-2009 04:29:09 PM

A1980GMC · ‎09-04-2009

I just used my old SIM. No problem. I wondered that myself. However I have lost a few numbers. I guess they were not saved to my SIM card. But I thought it would not matter, because all of my contacts were sync'd with my outlook so I thought once it sync'd they would reappear. No luck. But i still have my old phone so no big problem.

FredW · ‎04-24-2007

I do think some of the newer SIMs are faster and have a higher capacity. I doubt you would notice the speed, and if you don't need the extra capacity, there is no real need to switch SIMs.

foxbat121 · ‎01-14-2005

SIM contacts can not be synced, assign individual ringtons, assign photos or have multiple phone numbers per contacts. So, I won't save a single contact into my SIM unless you need to swap SIM with another dumbphone quite often.