How to get Numbers from a broken phone

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Unfortunately today I ended up breaking my Nokia N8 phone. The phone seems to turn on but the screen is completely white. And on top of this, unluckily I haven’t stored any of my numbers on my SIM card. It is all stored in the phone memory only. Is there any method by which I can retrieve the numbers from the phone? If yes then please help me. It will be appreciated if the replies are quick, because I am in real urgency. Anyways thanks in Advance.

[Crespin]

I also faced this problem in past and syncing my new phone to my computer worked for me. It will work only if you have synced your old phone to your computer. This will help you to retrieve any previously saved data. All the data from the last time you synced your old phone will be available. Nowadays almost all the phones can connect or sync with a computer. For example: if you had performed sync on your phone two months ago, you will be able to retrieve all the data stored then. Hope it helps you.

[Algonkin]

Do you have the account in your cellular service website? If you had subscribed in the past then you can easily access the back-up assistant. The back-up programs there must have automatically saved all your contact information which was stored in your mobile phone. You can access contact and print, add, delete or edit them online; anywhere, anytime regardless of the fact where you are located currently or in what condition your phone is in. You can retrieve all this data with little charges, as per the company policy.

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Hey guys, thanks a lot for your quick replies but unfortunately both did not helped me recover those contact numbers from my broken mobile phone. I did not synced my phone to my computer in past. And I am regretting that fact a lot. Also I never knew that it is possible to make account in the cellular service website and store all contact and other data there. Or I would have definitely done that. Anyways any other better suggestions then please reply.

[Fox28]

The best suggestion I can give you is to take your broken phone to a cellular retailer. Ask the guy to transfer your contact information from your old mobile to the new one (if you are buying a new one). Within few minutes you will be getting back all your contacts. They will just connect your old phone to their computer, retrieve your contact informations and transfer it to the new phone. The retailer won’ t be able to complete the process and retrieve the contact numbers if your phone is damaged a lot. Although, the cost for all these process will be minimal or may be free if your cell phone is still within the warranty period.