The Samsung range has just evolved and has now developed a series of touchscreen phones. The good side to the Samsung Instinct provides a smooth and sexy design thanks to their Japanese manufacturers. It offers a lot of features which are easy to use and particularly shines as a messaging and GPS device.
Yet the Samsung Instinct lacks Wi-Fi and instant messaging services, and its call and video quality are inconsistent and often cuts out. The Internet browser could also be improved and its memory is small for a phone of this size. If you lose your code there are a number of ways in which you can retrieve this.
There is something you can find out from either people you know who own a Samsung or similar phone called the "master reset" which changes the phone settings back to default.
This process will remove all contacts, downloaded settings, and downloaded applications (ringtones, wallpapers, graphics, etc). This process cannot be undone unfortunately so if you are absolutely sure you have misplaced your code then go ahead. You will then need to enter *2767*3855# from the standby screen. If the phone is not GSM then following procedure should apply. The service provider cannot help you with this as it as security code and you will have three selections to make.
You can either replace the device or send the device back to the manufacturer or take it to a shop to have the software flashed and reloaded. As a last resort you can always start at 0000 and keep adding one to it (0000; 0001; 0002; etc) until you hit the right number which was your initial security code.
Yet the Samsung Instinct lacks Wi-Fi and instant messaging services, and its call and video quality are inconsistent and often cuts out. The Internet browser could also be improved and its memory is small for a phone of this size. If you lose your code there are a number of ways in which you can retrieve this.
There is something you can find out from either people you know who own a Samsung or similar phone called the "master reset" which changes the phone settings back to default.
This process will remove all contacts, downloaded settings, and downloaded applications (ringtones, wallpapers, graphics, etc). This process cannot be undone unfortunately so if you are absolutely sure you have misplaced your code then go ahead. You will then need to enter *2767*3855# from the standby screen. If the phone is not GSM then following procedure should apply. The service provider cannot help you with this as it as security code and you will have three selections to make.
You can either replace the device or send the device back to the manufacturer or take it to a shop to have the software flashed and reloaded. As a last resort you can always start at 0000 and keep adding one to it (0000; 0001; 0002; etc) until you hit the right number which was your initial security code.
