i can't find drivers for this phonehow can i found it?

I bought this as my second mobile phone in september 2007. A great phone whilst it was new. On the box it said shockproof, and it sure was. My pink/white my401c has been thrown around, dropped on concrete, smashed into arcitroves, etc, and it still works (suprisingly). The bluetooth is sometimes a bit poor and the screen is definitely beyond extraordinary, but after the pictures are uploaded onto a computer via usb cable or bluetooth they come out okay if you have proper lighting. Great how the microSD card slot is hidden in the back of the phone. Nice rubberised keys used as grip when texting fast. Overall a pretty fine phone considering i picked it up for just $70 at the Telstra Shop in Aus.
It still looks a bit fake though...

A very poor phone. Both my girlfriend and I have purchased it.
There seems to be a lot of customers having battery problems. My girlfriend is having trouble receiving texts. Vodafone will not offer refunds after 14 days. The screen has a tendancy to freeze. If you live in the UK and have problems report to Otelo if you have similar problems.

The good:
Unique rubber backed design, triband, bluetooth, mini usb, micro sd card slot, mp3 player/video/recorder, 10 led color schemes.
Ringtones: iMelody, midi, wav, mp3, aac, amr
Graphics: bmp, png, gif, anim. gif, jpeg, 3gp, mpeg4
The bad:
Average cstn color screen, vga camera, speaker volume and no usb cable supplied.
Remarks: Bought Sagem My401c in Aus. for $99 prepaid (Telstra)
Overall: Above average entry level handset, with value features.