20 Most Recent Palm AT&T C/PHONE PALM CENTRO S64801 Questions & Answers

Try 0000 if you have not changed it

You can get the unlock code for Palm Centro from your network provider or from online providers like Mobile-Unlocker.com

Hi,yes and no !! Sim cards is capable either 100 or 250 contacts capability....depending on the kind of Sim provided by your company..if your contacts is within this figures yes ..otherwise no..
when your contacts are open go to upper menu and you will see the option of function..if you click it it will copy to Sim...
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Hi there,
Though it may sound simple, there are a few tricks to try first.
Turn off your phone, pull out the battery and SIM card. Check your SIM contacts (little gold pieces on the bottom of the card) Are they clean? If not, wipe it off with a soft cloth. Now place the SIM card and battery back in and turn your phone back on.
I worked for AT&T customer service for a good long while and this is the very first thing they will request you to do.
Attempt to make a call - If it still doesn't work, you're going to need to call AT&T customer service as they have tools to push settings and much more. Generally if your phone is acting up it's because you've left it on 24/7 and it just needs a reboot.

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you can unlock it here
http://www.theunlockarena.com/palm-one/rs13wp8/
check, if your model is available in the list

android is not supported on your cell phone

you need to master reset your mobile to use it again. There are many providers who give the master reset codes.

When I migrated from my Palm Centro (best smartphone ever) to my current BlackBerry, I did the following: 1) Export Palm contacts from the Palm Desktop software to CSV (comma separated values or tab-delimited text) format. 2) Import the CSV file to your Google Contacts account. 3) Wirelessly sync Google Contacts to your new phone using the free Google Sync app (link below). 4) Verify data was transferred appropriately.
Google Sync works with iPhones: http://www.google.com/mobile/sync/
You should be able to follow the same process for your Palm Calendar by exporting your Palm Calendar from the Palm Desktop software to a file (save the exported file to your desktop, or an easy to find location on your computer), then import the Calendar file into a NEW Google Calendar, not your primary calendar (in case there's conflicts or problems, you can delete the secondary Google calendar without losing your primary Google calendar items). Google Sync should allow you to choose more than one Google Calendar to sync with your iPhone.

1.Bought Palm centro with freezing up problem then returned and got another one.
2. Second Palm centro again with freezing up with additional screen flickering problem....buy one problem take another problem....good huh? buy one take one..

3. Third Palm centro after returning the second, now I stil have and inherited the freezing up problem .....you always inherit the freezing up problem even as many times as you changed your PALM CENTRO.

conclusion:

I WILL NEVER BUY PALM CELLPHONE AGAIN.
I WILL NEVER BUY PALM CELLPHONE AGAIN.
I WILL NEVER BUY PALM CELLPHONE AGAIN.
I WILL NEVER BUY PALM CELLPHONE AGAIN.
I WILL NEVER BUY PALM CELLPHONE AGAIN.

Hello elmorenocali,

The hotsync information in the Centro User Guide is very thorough and is mainly in chapters 2, 10 and 12. I hope the user guide helps with the hotsync problem. Here is a download link for the Palm Centro User Guide:
http://www.palm.com/us/support/handbooks/centro/centrorow_ug.pdf

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Hello tara_martell,

Have you tried doing a soft reset? All your information is retained when performing a soft reset. These soft reset instructions are from the Centro Tips, Hints and Shortcuts manual:

1: Press Power/End (Red Button) to turn off the screen

2: Slide the battery door downward (on back of the Centro) to remove it from the Centro

3: Remove the battery from the battery compartment

4: Align the metal contacts on the battery with the contacts inside the battery compartment, insert the battery, and then press it into place

5: Slide the battery door onto the back of the Centro until it slides into place

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If its an at&t palm you can call at&t at 1-800-331-0500 and ask them to give you an unlock code for you phone and they will give it to you for FREE, and they will also give you the steps to do it.

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You need to update your software version because some new installed software might not able to work properly