How do you bring up pics from a memory card from an old phone to a new phone without erasing them (new phone is Motorola razr v3m)

Hi folks - I took apart and totally destroyed my Verizon branded RAZR V3m. There is NO SIM card. Instead, there is a memory chip hard wired to the circuit board. From what I saw, this memory chip is preprogrammed with the phone number and carrier features. The card picture referred to above is for the micro SD card. This card is just for additional memory - for pics, video, and music, dependent on the carrier. I also went to the Motorola web site. They're unlocked RAZR V3's have a SIM slot underneath the battery. Bottom Line? If your RAZR V3 doesn't have a SIM card slot under the battery, forget it. You can not change carriers.

MOTORAZR V3m microSD
Up to 1 GB MOTORAZR V3m (Sprint) microSD
Up to 2 GB

Here's what you do;
go back to the store, smack the clerk upside the head for giving you bad advice, and trade the 4gb for a 2gb.. (or the razr for another phone). The V3m doesn't support SDHC cards; only SD ones. SD are 2gb and below, while the HC (high capacity) are 4gb and up.
Sucks, doesn't it..

The razor only supports upto a 2 gig sd card.

The RAZR v3m doesn't have a sim card. The arrow is showing how to insert a micro SD memory card.

There are a couple of ways to do this, You can use "Motorola phone tools" to transfer pics, video and, ringers to and from your phone computer via a usb cable. You can save your pictures to a memory card and then send them as a email to yourself and then download them to your computer.

DELETE YOUR COOKIES AND TEMP INTERNET FILES

ummm the razr dosnt have a SIM card. That is a 64mb memory card for MP3 and pictures....

I was having same problem with a 4 yr old digital camera. Apparently, it only recognizes up to 512 MB, and the card needs to be partitioned into 4 parts.

If all you did was have your provider activate a new phone then the pictures on your old phone should still be there. If, on the other hand, you had the provider activate the old phone to a different number they may be gone.

I'm a bit confused from your post. Are you saying your old phone was a Razr and the new phone is a Razr too?

Does the old phone allow you to use a memory card? The easiest thing to do, assuming you cannot locate the software, would be to buy an inexpensive memory card that fits into your old phone then transfer the images to the memory card. There are adapters you can purchase for a few $$ that will allow you to plug this little memory card into a USB port on your PC.

Let me know if you need more help.