Model Name / Number for Epic

[HeisRisen]

What is the technical name for this phone? I know Epic 4g but what is the model? ie. Samsung SCH D450?

 

[schnergun]

D700

 

[ragnarokx]

From your home screen press the Menu key, then go to Settings>About phone
It will be under model number (SPH-D700)

 

[shaundizzle]

probably wouldve been easier to just look it up.

just letting you know for future reference. its less of a wait

 

[HeisRisen]

Where would I look it up?

Sent from my Epic Droid with Tapatalk Pro.

 

[shaundizzle]

Where would I look it up?

Sent from my Epic Droid with Tapatalk Pro.

either using Rags way or type in "epic 4g model number"

doing so i found this link which is on this website: http://www.androidcentral.com/epic-4g-passes-fcc

or you could go to the samsung website: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...2Fcell-phones%2FSPH-D700ZKASPR&token=N9WtX_wy

ive done it before when my phone was dead and i was trying to find it for the samsung drivers

 

[HeisRisen]

either using Rags way or type in "epic 4g model number"

doing so i found this link which is on this website: http://www.androidcentral.com/epic-4g-passes-fcc

or you could go to the samsung website: Samsung Epic 4G | Galaxy S | Samsung SPH-D700 - Cell Phones

ive done it before when my phone was dead and i was trying to find it for the samsung drivers

Uhhh, read through about 6 pages off the same Google search and without spending several minutes on each one would have taken a lot longer than it took to get his response here (11 minutes). I also actually tried the Samsung site and it doesn't list them by model number. Only in the web url which is hidden when using the epic's browser by default. And considering I have never had a samsung or droid device and have only had the Epic a total of twenty minutes at the time. It was pretty efficient to ask on here. thanks for the advice, but you kind of came off as a bit snobbish as well. If you weren't interested in helping you could have just stayed out of the thread.

 

[ragnarokx]

Since the question posed here was fully answered to the OP's satisfaction, it seems this thread has served its purpose. Any further discussion is going to be off topic.