Sanyo
Does anyone have a Sanyo 5600 and could help me?
The display on my Sanyo 5600 phone is broken and I can see only about the bottom 1/3 of the screen. Everything on the phone still works, including the camera, but I can’t see how to upload my pictures.
I got my replacement phone today, under an equipment replacement plan, but it is an entirely different phone altogether, so I can’t use the new phone as a guide to get the pictures off of the old phone. So I need to find someone who has this same model who is willing to go through the menu options with me and tell me how many times to arrow down or whatever to get to the “upload to albums” option. It’s a Sprint phone but I don’t think that really matters in this case. Thanks to anyone who can help!
I got my replacement phone today, under an equipment replacement plan, but it is an entirely different phone altogether, so I can’t use the new phone as a guide to get the pictures off of the old phone. So I need to find someone who has this same model who is willing to go through the menu options with me and tell me how many times to arrow down or whatever to get to the “upload to albums” option. It’s a Sprint phone but I don’t think that really matters in this case. Thanks to anyone who can help!
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They sent me an LG 535. The specs are here: https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p =554
It weighs a little less than the 5600 and I don't think the camera has a macro, but it does seem like the pictures taken in darker rooms are clearer. I have read several reviews of it and they are mostly good. I'm still getting used to it though. I'm not sure I like the slider phones because the screen is always exposed. A broken screen is "all" that was wrong with my 5600.
The other thing is, when I bought the 5600, I paid quite a bit of money for it and it included a headset and a data cable. This phone came without a data cable or headset, but I had already replaced the stereo headset with one that, believe it or not, I found at WalMa...
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It weighs a little less than the 5600 and I don't think the camera has a macro, but it does seem like the pictures taken in darker rooms are clearer. I have read several reviews of it and they are mostly good. I'm still getting used to it though. I'm not sure I like the slider phones because the screen is always exposed. A broken screen is "all" that was wrong with my 5600.
The other thing is, when I bought the 5600, I paid quite a bit of money for it and it included a headset and a data cable. This phone came without a data cable or headset, but I had already replaced the stereo headset with one that, believe it or not, I found at WalMa...
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