You may need to restore defaults. It happened to me too that always said "incorrect password" though I didnt change my password

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Pay as you go is lots more espensive than small data plans. Keep that in mind. being that the case, then again, my suggestion would be, go into CONNECTION SETTINGS... GPRS... You will see one or more connections in there. In my case with Suncom Wireless I got 3 (iNet, iLink, MMS) If you go in the settings of each and add anything to the "access point' line, that will give a Connection error if trying to connect via GPRS. Whenever you do want to you it, go manually and undo the changes you did and your good to go.

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I've put mine apart several times; it’s tricky, but not impossible. I'll try to explain. First let’s keep in mind this phone is basically 4 parts (1 battery cover, 1 top cover, 1 face plate, 1 back plate and the motherboard).

1. Start by removing the battery cover, battery, sim and memory card.
2. Remove top cover (where cam is) by sliding a small thin flat screwdriver by the sides, from bottom towards top (as if you were ridding the screw driver thru the sides where the battery cover slides in) and gently twist it. You need to do this on both lower ends of that top cover and it will pop off.
3. There are 6 screws total. 2 under that top cover and 4 in the battery compartment (1 is hiding under security seal). Remove all 6, notice they are different size. Remember the 2 small ones go in the center when assembling back.
4. Using a credit card or similar plastic object, slide it between back plate and face plate. Start near the Cam soft key, move down towards the mini USB. There are approximately 6 points (3 on each side) where bottom attaches to the top, so play with it till you get the sides slightly open.
5. Once sides are popped open, look inside; you need to unplug the cam. Gently pry it up off the socket.
6. Slide back plate down (keep your eyes on the mini USB, it tends to stick there) and put it aside. There is another plug that comes from the keyboard (face plate) that needs to be carefully unplugged from the motherboard.
7. LCD is connected to the mother board, so when removing the motherboard, be careful not to mess up the LCD connection and wiggle it gently till the LCD separates from the face plate lens.
8. Avoid touching the LCD or inside of the faceplate lens, as its a pain in the butt to clean them and leave them w/o marks.
9. Assemble back in reverse order. Beware when placing back the LCD on the face cover. Make sure it sits perfectly in place. Don't force anything, it all falls in place.

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"Ive had this phone for about 9 months, about 4 months ago, when i would power up the phone nothing would happen and the red LED would come on. I would take out the battery, same thing. I would do this several times until for some random reason, it would work fine. This happened for about a month, then one day it never came back, now the only thing it does is shine the red LED whenever power is fed to it. The USB on the computer wont see it so i cant flash the phone or anything. Its always been kind of buggy, but nothing a cold restart wouldn't fix.

Anyone have any ideas?"

i have the exact same problem.

Ive read many threads and seems to be a dead battery (crossing my fingers it is) I hope is not damaged internally

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really?

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google for a cab file that removes the startup sound. idk what it is called now but i uesd it and it workd great.

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From what I understand these new SD cards are NOT backwards compatabile, but I can't say I know of anyone specifically trying it with the SDA, I'd be curious to know for sure myself...

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