T-Mobile Prism II

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T-Mobile Prism II Price

At the time of it's release in 2013, June, the manufacturer's retail price for a new T-Mobile Prism II was about 90 EUR.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What is the battery life of the T-Mobile Prism II?

The battery life of the T-Mobile Prism II is up to 24 hours.

What type of processor does the T-Mobile Prism II have?

The T-Mobile Prism II has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor.

How to reset or factory restore T-Mobile Prism II device?

Resetting a T-Mobile Prism II device is a process that restores the device to its factory settings, essentially erasing all user data, settings, and applications. This can be useful if the device is experiencing issues, if you want to sell or give away the device, or if you simply want to start fresh with a clean slate. Here are the most common and recommended ways to reset a T-Mobile Prism II device: 1. Using the "Reset" option in the "Settings" menu: * Turn off the device by pressing and holding the power button until the device shuts down. * Press and hold the power button and the volume up button simultaneously until the "T-Mobile logo" appears on the screen. * Release the buttons, and then press and hold the power button until the "Android recovery" menu appears on the screen. * Select "Wipe data/factory reset" using the volume buttons, and then press the power button to confirm. * Wait for the device to reset, which can take several minutes. * Once the reset is complete, select "Reboot system" to restart the device. 2. Using a computer and the "Hi-Speed Data Cable" that came with the device: * Connect the device to the computer using the "Hi-Speed Data Cable." * Open the "Device Manager" on your computer and locate the device in the list. * Right-click on the device and select "Properties." * Select "Events" from the list, and then click on "Driver." * Click on the "remove" button and then click "Yes, remove." * Once the driver is removed, click on "Install Driver" and select "Hi-Speed Data Cable". * After the driver is installed, close the Device Manager and open a command prompt on your computer. * Type "fastboot devices" in the command prompt to make sure the device is recognized. * Type "fastboot erase userdata" in the command prompt to erase the user data on the device. * Wait for the command to complete, and then type "fastboot reboot" in the command prompt to restart the device. 3. Using the "Nexus Rootkit" and a PC with USB access: * Download and install the Nexus Rootkit on your PC. * Connect the device to the PC using the "Hi-Speed Data Cable." * Launch the Nexus Rootkit and select "Device Manager." * Locate the device in the list and right-click on it. * Select "Advanced properties" and then click on "Root Kit Settings." * Select "Remove Root Kit" and then click "OK." * Wait for the root kit to be removed. * Launch the Nexus Rootkit and select "Device Manager." * Locate the device in the list and right-click on it. * Select "Root Kit Settings" and then select "Install Root Kit." * Wait for the root kit to be installed. * Reboot the device. It is important to note that factory resetting a device will erase all user data, settings, and applications, so make sure to back up any important data before attempting to reset the device.