Kyocera
From HowardForums Wiki
Contents |
[edit]
Kyocera Mobile Phones
Kyocera started as a small suburban factory with no money, credentials or history in 1959-1960. They had nothing to rely on but a little technology and 28 trusty comrades. In February 2000, Kyocera aquired the mobile phone manufacturing operations of the American company QUALCOMM to form Kyocera Wireless. Visit HERE for a full and detailed history from 1959 to present.
Kyocera's Website is global.kyocera.com
[edit]
Carriers that Use Kyocera
- Verizon Wireless [1]
- ALLTEL [2]
- Metro PCS [3]
- Virgin Mobile [4]
- US Cellular [5]
- ACS (Alaska Communication Systems) [6]
- Bluegrass Cellular [7]
- Cellular South [8]
- Cricket [9]
- Ntelos [10]
- Pocket Communications [11]
- Revol [12]
- SureWest [13]
- Tracfone [14]
[edit]
List of Models
- Note: List not necessarily in order of release/availability, or comprehensive. For more info on these models, visit global.kyocera.com[15].
- Model# (Code/nick name)
- E1000 (Deco)
- E1100 (Neo)
- E2000 (Tempo)
- E2500
- E3500
- E4000 (Solo)
- E4600
- K404
- K7
- K9 (Rave)
- K10 (Royale)
- K122
- K127 (Marbl)
- K132
- K310
- K320
- K325 (Cyclops)
- K342
- K352
- K612 (Strobe)
- K612B (Switch Back)
- KX1v (SoHo)
- KX12
- KX160
- KX2 (Koi)
- KX414
- KX444
- KX5 (Slider Remix)
- KX5B (Slider Sonic)
- KX9
- KX9D (Oystr)
- M1000 (Lingo/Wild Card/Wild Card SE)
- S1000
- S1600
- S4000 (Mako)
- S2400 (Adreno)
- SE47
- QCP-1135
- QCP-2035
- QCP-2119
- QCP-2255
- QCP-2345
- QCP-3035
- QCP-6035
[edit]
Phone Maintenance
[edit]
Service Menu
Go to the homescreen, enter in the number 111-111 like you were going to call that number. You should see a menu option pop up on the bottom of the phone with several options.
