A Microsd Card For Your Blackberry Will Allow You To Store Videos, Sounds, Pictures And Other Media And Documents Separately From Your Phone, But It Still Will Allow You To Access The Items From The Phone. If You Are Having Issues With memory Or You Just Want To Be Able To Take More Pictures Without Worrying About Space, Buying A Microsd Card May Be The Best Option.


Requirements:
● MicroSD card


►step 1 Remove The Back Cover From The Blackberry To Reveal The Battery.

►step 2 Remove The Battery From The Back. You Will See Another Small Cover Underneath With A Picture Of A Card On It.

►step 3 Remove The Cover And Place The Microsd Card Inside With The Writing Facing Up.

►step 4 Close The sd Card Cover.

►step 5 Place The Battery Back In The Phone And Recover The Back.

►step 6 press Any Key On The Blackberry To Take The Phone Out Of Standby Mode.

►step 7 Enter Your Password When Prompted, If Necessary.

►step 8 Press The Blackberry Button To Enter The Main Menu Of Applications. The Button Is To The Left Of The Trackball.

►step 9 Select The "camera" Option.

►step 10 Press The Blackberry Button To Open A Menu.

►step 11 Select "view Pictures."

►step 12 Choose And Open A Picture You Want To Store On The Media Card.

►step 13 Press The Blackberry Button.

►step 14 Choose "move." This Opens The Folder That The Picture Is Currently In.

►step 15 Choose "up," And Then Choose "up" Again When The Pop-up Appears.

►step 16 Select The "blackberry" Folder. This Is The Folder That The Media Card Creates When It Is Formatted For Your Curve.

►step 17 Select "open" When Prompted.

►step 18 Select "pictures" And "open" Again.

►step 19 Press The Blackberry Button.

►step 20 Select "move Here" To Move The Picture To That Folder. It Will Be Removed From Your Device And Now Stored On The Microsd Card.