New Razr v3 Sim Phone address transfer

You can transfer the contacts to your compauter via data cable through motorola phone tools pc suite then transfer it to ur nokia phone via data cable with help of nokia pc suite.

go to Phone book> press menu> copy> all to sim... all of your contacts will be saved in sim., transfer to other phone.... enjoy( rate this answer if you find it usefull)

take the phone to ur phone service they should be about to transfer it to ur new phone

Go to your address book. Find the listing you want to transfer to your SIM card. Select it and then go to EDIT. Now scroll down to where it says STORE TO:
It will either say PHONE or SIM. If it says PHONE you will need to select CHANGE. This will allow you to select between PHONE and SIM. Change it to SIM and click on SELECT. It is now saved to your SIM card.
Have a great day!

You have to go to your old phone a transfer it from the old phone to sim then put it in sony erriccson.

You can connect it to a pc via the usb port and transfer all of it into the computer. Some programs actually allow you to see the screens of the phone on the pc so try that out.

1. From the standby screen (the first screen when you open your phone), go to the menu.
2. Scroll to the address book and press select.
3. Scroll to the address you wish to copy (or any address if you want to copy all of them) and press the menu key.
4. Go down to copy and press select.
5. Select "Entries" to copy just that one entry or "All to SIM" if you want to copy all your addresses to your SIM card, or "All to Phone" if you want to copy them all to your phone.
6. Select Merge or Override. Merge will combine any addresses that are already on your card with the ones you are now copying, Override will replace anything that is already there with the ones you are now copying. Be careful in deciding which you want to do since Override will delete anything previously saved and merge will duplicate any that were already saved and are being saved again.

I had the same problem going from my Nokia to the V3. The Nokia could store multiple #'s under the same contact, the Motorola can't.
You can go through each contact and change the "Type" by highlighting your contact... Options, Edit.Then you have to decipher the icon to the right of each contact.

Or you can Edit the name by doing the same and adding.."Home", "Cell", etc. Also a pain.

I ended up buying Motorola Phone Tools so I could do all the editing, downloading, and back ups on my PC. Very simple.

Whether you store the contact on the phone or memory card does not affect how it is displayed.

Let me know if this was your prob....

MM85

Make sure you store all your phonebook contacts in the SIM card and your SMS messages too.
Then exchange the SIM's and your actual line and number will be on the new phone.

The razr that i had could only store 4 numbers on the sim card, your phone book is stored on your phone's memory not your sim. I'm pretty sure that you cannot transfer your phone book over to your sim card.