How to remove battery in sanyo Pro -700 phone

SOURCE: SPRINT SANYO PRO 700

Hey! I just got the PRO 700. IT DOES NOT USE SIM CARDS! instead like the other sprint phones it uses the ESN/MEID number on the back. Just call sprint and tell them you want to do an ESN SWAP or SWITCH TO A NEW PHONE and they will ask you for the number under the battery. They will also walk you through activating everything including Direct Connect. It is as fast as Nextel traditional Direct Connect but it has a MUCH LARGER COVERAGE AREA FOR VOICE AND DIRECT CONNECT. Soon these phones will take control and the whole IDEN network Nextel uses will be converted to CDMA (sprints High Speed Network). 

marios basileiou

• 316 Answers
• Posted on Feb 06, 2010

SOURCE: I am getting an error message when I try to

Hello my friend,this a programming error,probably your phone software/firmware is corrupted.You should try to reinstall your firmware or take it to a repair shop.

Testimonial: "this is the second phone i have had the heap free error. Could it have something to do with connecting to a blue ant 3 hands free divice?"

SOURCE: My battery life on my Sanyo Pro 700 doesn't last

may be but most probably ur ic may be damaged.....

SOURCE: cant unlock my sanyo pro 700 cell phone, how do i

What network is it locked to? and what country?

If its locked to ATT/Cingular USA, it can easily be unlocked, I got one of my phone unlocked which was with ATT, now using it with Tmobile!
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SOURCE: how to charge your phone through your desktop or

In order to charge via a Computer you will need the following:

A. USB cord that your phone can plug into, and be plugged into the computer.
B. Install appropriate drivers for your phone. (This is important, the operating system usually wants to know what it is doing with the device prior to providing power to it)
C. The phone must already have a 20% charge or more. (This is a usually set by the phone manufacture since computer usb power is only 3.5 volts and normal charging takes place at 20% or less only when the phone is receiving 3.6 volts or more)