Remove the back cover by sliding it off.

Pull the battery out using your finger.

The battery can now be replaced.

Remove the four 6mm screws behind the battery.

Remove plastic piece near the base of the keypad.

Then remove the two 6mm screws beneath the plastic cover with a Phillips head screw driver.

Now you are ready to remove the plastic back cover.

Use the plastic opening tool to pry off the back cover of the phone. This will require a bit of careful work.

You should start prying the back cover from the SD card slot.

Alternate prying the back cover on each side until it pops off.

Use the plastic opening tool to carefully pry out the circuit board once you have removed the back cover.

Remove the LCD cable connectors coming from through the hinge hole with a flat head screw driver.

Now the two parts of the phone are separated.

On the non-camera side of the phone, remove the four 3mm screws and two 2.3mm screws holding down the twist-structure.

When you lift this off, you will need to disconnect the cables from the other side using the same method as in step 5.

Again, be sure to record which port each cable was in and the orientation they were plugged into each socket.

Remove the plastic piece near the bottom of this side of the phone with the plastic opening tool. This will give you access to two additional screws.

Remember you will have to break the glue seal, but that is alright.

Remove the four visible 6mm screws and then remove the back cover.

In order to remove the LCD screen, use the plastic opening tool to pry the plastic piece from the LCD.

Perform this step carefully to avoid scratching the glass screen.

In this picture, you can see all of the parts in the non-camera side of the phone.

Interestingly, the four control buttons are all one piece

This phone has an array of capabilities:

Bluetooth

Megapixel Camera

MP3 capable

Messaging options

This photograph shows the final result of a complete teardown.