Kyocera Presto S1350
Key specs
Overview
Software & Support
Display
Secondary Display
Camera — Main
Camera — Front
Camera — Scores
Performance
Battery
Connectivity
Cellular
Design & Build
Audio
Input & Navigation
Safety
More
Messaging: SMS, MMS
Graphics: Yes
Themes: Yes
Backlit Illumination: Yes
Zoom / Magnification: Yes
Predictive Text Entry: eZiText
Voicemail Key: Yes
Any Key Answer: Yes
Voice Commands: Yes
Keypad/Screen Lock: Yes
Multiple Numbers Per Contact: Email address, Other fields
Auto Answer: Yes
Voice Activated Dialing: Yes
Photo Caller ID: Yes
Web Browser: Yes
Email Client: Yes
PC Synchronization: No
Brew Applications: Yes
Custom Ringtones: No
Vibration Alert: Yes
Downloadable Ringtones: Yes
Ringer ID: Yes
Speakerphone: Yes
Wi-fi Encryption: –
Games: Downloadable
Apps: Downloadable
Included Software / Apps: –
To-Do / Task List, Calendar, World Clock, Alarm, Stop Watch, Timer, Calculator, NotePad, Voice Memos / Recorder
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What people actually want to know
When was the Kyocera Presto S1350 released?
The Kyocera Presto S1350 was released on October 10, 2011.
How long does the battery last on the Kyocera Presto S1350?
The Kyocera Presto S1350 has a 920 mAh battery.
Does the Kyocera Presto S1350 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Kyocera Presto S1350 has a 2.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I get support for the Kyocera Presto S1350?
Visit Kyocera's official support page for warranty info, repairs, and troubleshooting.
Where can I download the Kyocera Presto S1350 manual?
You can view and download the Kyocera Presto S1350 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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Try these alternative ways to transfer photos from your Kyocera phone: Transferring without additional equipment 1. Add yourself as a contact on the Kyocera with only your email as the information. Find your picture on your phone. Do not click on the picture, but have it in the list and highlight it. 2. Click on Options, which should be in the bottom right corner of the screen (some Kyocera models have it on the left). Select Send via multimedia message and choose your contact you created in the first step. This will just add your email to the list of where to send the picture. 3. Get on your computer and open the email you listed on your contact information. It may take a little while, but eventually your phone will send the email, which will have the photo attached. Transferring without Internet access 1. Search for a data cable (there is a link to ebay.com in the Resources section of this article with the data cable in the search results, but they are available elsewhere). Once you've bought the cable you need, plug it into your phone but not the computer. 2. Navigate to Settings on your Kyocera and select Mode setting and then Mass storage mode. Now plug the other end of the wire into your computer's USB port and it will treat it like a mass storage device, mounting it as a drive in My Computer. 3. Go to My Computer and double-click on the phone when it appears as a Removable disk. 4. Find your photo in a folder titled Photos or Pictures depending on your model. 5. Right-click the photo you want and select Copy. 6. Navigate to the area on your computer in which you want to save the photo and click Paste. Source