Friends
The unthinkable happened. I held my GS3 oh so dearly but, evidently, not too firmly in hand. :'( The first time I dropped it, the glass shattered. Then, before I even had a chance to replace the glass shell, it hit the floor again! This time, the screen finally stopped working.
So...
Despite the damage, I can still hear the vibration followed shortly by the AT&T start-up tune when I power her on, which should indicate that she?s at least not brain dead and is otherwise fully functional.
Unfortunately, I had a bunch of stuff on there that I didn't get to or know how to back up before the accident. Obviously, all the multimedia crap can be accessed on a PC via USB, but what about other things, like:
Apart from fixing the phone (which is another topic) is there any way to access and save that data? I?ve got a new GS3; can I transfer my purchases, contacts, and game progress data there?
Thanks for any help.
The unthinkable happened. I held my GS3 oh so dearly but, evidently, not too firmly in hand. :'( The first time I dropped it, the glass shattered. Then, before I even had a chance to replace the glass shell, it hit the floor again! This time, the screen finally stopped working.
So...
Despite the damage, I can still hear the vibration followed shortly by the AT&T start-up tune when I power her on, which should indicate that she?s at least not brain dead and is otherwise fully functional.
Unfortunately, I had a bunch of stuff on there that I didn't get to or know how to back up before the accident. Obviously, all the multimedia crap can be accessed on a PC via USB, but what about other things, like:
- unsynched phone contacts
- game progress or, more to the point,
- licenses of purchased digital goods
- or anything else you can think of
Apart from fixing the phone (which is another topic) is there any way to access and save that data? I?ve got a new GS3; can I transfer my purchases, contacts, and game progress data there?
Thanks for any help.