Your mobile phone, be it high-end or only basic-featured, can do more things than you might be aware of. We’re presenting some of these “tricks” below, hoping that they will be of help, although some of you might already know one or more of them. The GSM emergency call is the same all over the world: 112. This number can be dialed even when your keypad is locked and, on most handsets, even without a SIM card. (more…)

EMERGENCY The Emergency Number worldwide for Mobiles is 112. If you find yourself out of coverage area of your mobile network and there is an emergency, dial 112 and the mobile will search any existing network to establish the emergency number for you, and interestingly this number 112 can be dialed even if the keypad is locked. Try it out. HAVE YOU LOCKED YOUR KEYS IN THE CAR? Does you car have remote keys? (more…)

Great news for all those who have been worrying about the fact that Sony Ericsson has previously announced that they intend to stop bringing firmware updates for the P990i and W950i phone models. New ones will be available quite soon, which has brought appreciations from owners of handsets coming from this company. The two P990i and W950i Sony Ericsson phone models were far from presenting (more…)

Product features Requirements This section describes the hardware and software requirements for the Vodafone Mobile Broadband via the phone (VTP) software. The requirements refer to Vodafone via the phone version 2.3.20 and may therefore be outdated. Please check the latest release documents of VTP for new or more information. Operating system requirements Vodafone via the phone requires (more…)

The SGH-E250 comes with several advanced features such as uMenu, uT rack, SOS Message and Auto Time Setting. With uMenu, users can create an ultra-convenient personalized menu for frequently-used features, saving time and effort. If your phone is lost or misplaced, uTrack sends an SMS to a pre-designated number to alert you when the SIM card is changed, boosting your chance of recovering the phone. (more…)

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Mobile phones were first actively marketed during the 1980s, and since the late 1990s have become an essential part of most people’s lives in the UK. Ownership is almost universal now, with young people especially keen users. Of all UK consumers, for example, 16-19 year olds are most likely to own and use a mobile phone. During the same period mobile handsets have become ever more sophisticated. (more…)

“How does this phone sound?”, the opening line of many a phone call from my brother over the years. When I heard that, I knew he had some new whizz-bang “cordless”, and later, mobile phone that he just had to check out as soon as possible. The other day though I got an SMS from him that read “How does this iPhone sound?”, hmmm, things have changed. There was a time when you just talked (more…)

Mobile phones often contain the important incriminating evidence that investigators require to solve a case. Yet, investigators have had to juggle multiple solutions, deal with unstable technologies and waste valuable time searching for tools to support all the phones they encounter in the field. AccessData is striving to bring an end to those struggles with the FTK Mobile Phone Examiner. Mobile Phone (more…)

I named the mobile phone ìTACKTALKî because at the back of the phone is a special material that can be attached to any types of surfaces; people can tack the mobile phone to anywhere they want depending one what kind of activity they are doing. The mobile phone is bendable to 60 degree; users are able to bend the phone alone the surface. TACKTALK is about the thickness of a regular credit card, (more…)