That could've been incredibly awkward - fortunately, I spotted the discrepancy in the nick of time. Names and phone numbers were manipulated and switched around - I was going to call a family member, and nearly called an old friend (whose phone number was listed under said family member) I had not spoken to for a long time, instead. After transferring my Contacts, Calendar, Texts, Notes, Tasks, and Accounts from the Passport to the DTEK60 using the Content Transfer app, my transferred Contacts info was badly corrupted. Predictably, I ran into problems upon using the DTEK60.
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But #1 and #2 are worth a read, particularly if you're considering switching to an Android by BlackBerry device.
Before using my new device, after confirming all files were transferred, I formatted my SD Card, so it could then be used on the DTEK60.įor the issue I really need help with, skip right over to #3. (Even if they're already stored on an SD Card.) I don't have much confidence in Android, but considering that the DTEK60 is backed by BlackBerry, I decided to give it a try.
(The timestamps detail is key to this discussion, as I will mention and elaborate on it below.) I know of the high probability of something going wrong, when immediately transferring those files over for use on a device running a different OS. I had the very intelligent foresight to back up (in this case, move) ALL the files I had stored on the BlackBerry Passport (both SD and Flash, plus device backup) to my PC computer - in particular, I was interested in preserving the timestamps of those files. Unfortunately however, that's when my excitement for the DTEK60 had peaked. Of course, I was excited when the DTEK60 arrived. About two weeks ago (around March 5th or so), I received my BlackBerry DTEK60 in the mail my BlackBerry Passport was slowing down, and seemed to be on the verge of practical obsolescence for me.
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