Ten tips and tricks to extend your BlackBerry Z10 battery life

A new device means a new battery -- and new questions on just how long it lasts.

We've been able to make it through a full work day with a single battery on the BlackBerry Z10, and we can imagine the larger battery of the BlackBerry Q10 will be even better.

Everyone's device use varies, but for most of us, we really just need to make it through the day.

Some are heavy users and others aren't, so what might be great battery life for you won't be so great for others.

If you are a heavy user and want to maximize your battery life on your BlackBerry 10 device - look no further.

We've assembled ten tips you can use to make sure you are getting the most out of your battery.

TURN OFF WIFI, BLUETOOTH & NFC
This one is a no brainer. Turn off whatever you're not using to save on battery. If you're out somewhere with no WiFi - turn it off. Same goes for Bluetooth and NFC. These guys will eat a bit of your battery if left on, so when you aren't using them simply turn them off. On the same note, when you do have WiFi access be sure to take advantage of it - being on a WiFi network will greatly help your battery life.

Go to Settings > Network Connections to turn these features on or off

DIM THE DISPLAY
There is no auto-dim for the backlight on the BlackBerry Z10, but turning it down can help save precious battery life. The brighter the screen, the more battery you'll lose. So keep it down with 10-20% and you will be treating your battery better and it will thank you.

To turn down the display brightness, go to Settings > Display

While there is no stated "auto-dim" setting, BlackBerry did have this to say about the display:

We spent a lot of time developing the "GLO" algorithm ("Garber Light Optimization", after the engineer who developed it) to automatically adjust the display backlight setting to provide the user with the same perceived brightness regardless of the ambient illumination level. The slider moves that auto-dimming curve up and down to match a user's preference.

CHANGE THE SCREEN TIMEOUT
This one can be a big help too. Most times there is no reason why you need to leave your screen on for more than 30 seconds after you use the device, so keeping this down from the minute range can be a huge
help. It will turn off the screen faster and save on battery. Heck, you can even jump down to 10 seconds and really feel good.

Turn down the screen timeout by going to Settings > Display

LOCK YOUR DEVICE OR USE A HOLSTER
When you're on the go, make sure your device is locked and stowed away
so you don't "pocket dial". On the Z10 this is pretty easy since it
will lock on it's own when you're not using it, but you can kick it up
and use a holster to put the device to sleep as well. Making sure the
screen is locked keeps you from accidentally pressing icons and having
your Z10 do crazy things in your pocket. 

You can even disable the
swipe to unlock gesture under display settings to keep it from
accidentally turning on.

CHANGE REFRESH SETTINGS
If you use a lot of social media or news apps, make sure you keep your
refresh settings at a high interval. Having something set to refresh
every five minutes will quickly eat away at battery life. In most
cases, you can get away with having apps refresh at one hour or more
(depending on your needs). So keep them high.

CHANGE YOUR NETWORK
If you're killing your battery you can always go to extreme measures
and drop down your network. Chaning from LTE or 4G to GSM (2G) will
help conserve battery in desperate situations. Some devices (like my
unit on AT&T) may not have this option, but if it's there you can
always give it a shot.

Find this setting in Settings > Network Connections > Mobile Network

CLOSE ACTIVE FRAMESNot all Active Frames update in the background, but a lot of them do.
Things like battery apps or weather apps will refresh on their own if
you leave them open, and in turn eat up battery (although not a lot).
So when you're not using apps be sure to close out the Active Frame to
ensure that they aren't updating in the background and chipping away
at your battery.

USE IMAP
Instead of using Exchange ActiveSync for email when setting up your
accounts, go IMAP instead. IMAP can be set to poll at intervals so you
won't constantly be pulling in mail and killing your battery. If you
aren't worried about instant notification, this can be a huge help to
battery life.

CHARGE!Duh. Want to keep your battery going? Charge it! I always have a
charger in my office, bedroom and car so when I'm just floating around
I can plug in and get some extra juice. Then when I head out, I know
I'm topped off and ready to rock. I've made it a habit to just plug in
when I'm around a charger so I never worry about my battery dying when
I need it most.

BlackBerry Z10 Charging Solutions

ACCESSORIZE
Want to be extra sure you never your Z10 never dies? Pick up the
BlackBerry Battery Charger Bundle for the BlackBerry Z10 and carry it
with you. Seriously. One of the great things about BlackBerry is being
able to swap out the battery, so why not take advantage of that? Carry
this one in your pocket, purse or briefcase and never be without extra
power. You can charge an extra battery in it or plug the unit itself
into your Z10 for some extra juice. At night, you can charge your
device AND the spare battery at the same time. What else could you
want?? 

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Step by step instructions to Repair A Water Damaged Mobile Phone

Figure out how to spare bunches of your cellular telephone once it gets water-logged. following time once your get your cell telephone absorbed water, tea or low, basically remember and take after these direct and straightforward consideration measures. you'll be truly content and shocked to analyze your priceless versatile or ipod in working condition. you won't get irritated of circling repair focuses in the event that you take after these direct tips. 

Steps to repair and fix a water broken wireless: 

• Uproot the battery on the double and don't just switch-off the Mobile phone. 

• Presently disassemble your cell telephone critically. To open your Mobile you wish a torx T6 size screw driver and a hand device. remember the strides anyway you opened the mobile as you'll have to gather it later! 

• Utilize a blow drier else you may dry it in sunlight or on the most noteworthy of a TV or a pc screen. 

• Dry the extra components and parts critically. fare thee well with the alphanumeric showcase on the grounds that it is unfathomably fragile. 

• Clean the card with soul utilizing a brush. This anticipates erosion on the PCB. 

Presently re-gather your telephone critically and if all goes well, your cell telephone should begin with none bothers. In the event that it neglects to adjust on, charge your phone and look at again. In the event that it doesn't begin as of now, fortunes isn't on your feature. you'll have to get your mobile repaired at an service center.

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CDMA Phones Secret Codes

Nokia:
5185/6185 programming: *3001#12345#
Software version: *#837# or *#VER# or *#9999#
Serial / ESN: *#92772689# or *#WARRANTY#
Phone reset: *#75681# or *#75682#

Nokia 6185-5170
1. Press *#639#
2. Enter OTKSL and press OK
3. Enter the MIN and select OK
4. Enter the SID and select OK
5. Programming is complete

Nokia 3585
1. Enter ## followed by the OTKSL
2. Number (MDN) is highlighted. Press the upper left-hand soft key to select
3. Mobile Number will display. Enter the 10 digit MIN
4. Press OK
5. IMSI will appear. Press and hold the Clear key until the display is empty.
6. Enter 31000 plus the MSID (15 digits total)
7. Press the upper left hand soft key and select OK
8. It will take you back to the SVC Programming. Press the upper right hand soft key to select EXIT
9. Press END.
10. Phone will power cycle and programming is complete.

Samsung:
All type of phones (old modeles):
NAM programming: 47*869#08#9
Test mode: *759#813580 or 5809540*45680
exit test mode - 02
A-Key: menu + 0, code 25##
Samsung A500
1. Enter ## and the 6 digit OTKSL
2. SERVICE MENU will appear and 1.Basic will be highlighted
3. Press OK
4. Device will display NAM CDMA/ Phone Number
5. Enter 10 digit MIN
6. Press OK (3 times)
7. Display will return to Service Menu. Press END.
8. Programming is complete

Samsung N240 and N400
1. Enter ## and type in the 6 digit OTKSL
2. The display will show SVC MENU and 1. Phone Number
3. Press OK
4. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
5. The display will show NAM with Home SID on the second line (Note: SID is no longer used)
6. Press OK
7. The display will return to the SVC MENU
8. Press END to complete the programming
Samsung Uproar
1. Press MENU key
2. Enter 9 2 0
3. Enter the OTKSL
4. At SVC Menu screen press OK
5. Enter MIN and press OK 4 times
6. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
7. Press END key
8. Programming is complete
Samsung N300
1. Press ## followed by the OTKSL
2. SVC menu will be displayed
3. Press 1 for Phone #
4. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
5. MIN that was entered will be displayed press OK
6. SVC Menu will display press 3 for NAM
7. Enter the 4 digit Home SID press OK
8. Press END and handset will power cycle
Samsung i300
1. Tap on the Phone Icon with stylus
2. Press #907*9#0 ENTER LOCK should appear on screen
3. ENTER OTKSL
4. SVC MENU will appear press 1
5. Enter 10 digit MIN and then press SAVE
6. Press SAVE again
7. Press 3 and then press SAVE 6 times
8. Enter the HOME SID and press SAVE once
9. Press END key twice
Samsung A400 and A460
1. Enter ## and OTKSL
2. Press 1 for Basic at MENU (1 of Phone # when using the MSL)
3. Enter 10 digit MIN and press OK
4. At 1.Basic Menu press the END key
5. Handset will power cycle

Samsung 3500 8500 6100 N200
1. Press MENU
2. Press 6 0 (3500) 8 2 0 (8500/6100/N200)
3. Enter OTKSL
4. Press 1 at SVC MENU Screen
5. Enter MIN and press OK
6. Press OK 4 times
7. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
8. Press END key
9. Programming is complete

Qualcomm:
QCP-800 programming: menu + 3 + 0.
SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
QCP-820/1920/2035: type "111111" and press Jog Dial.
Choose "Programming" and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
QCP 1960 and 2760
1. Press softkey under the work MENU
2. Press 8 0
3. Enter the OTKSL
4. Press softkey for OK
5. Enter MIN and press softkey for OK
6. No SID is require for this handset
7. Press softkey for EXIT
8. Programming is complete

LG:
LGC-300 programming: menu + 9 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user
A-Key: press STO for some time while you can see special code enter zone. Type 2539** and enter A-key
LGC-330W programming: menu + 4 + 0 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
A-Key: type 2539** and enter A-key
LGC-800W /500 programming: menu + 0 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
A-Key: type 2539** and enter A-key
LGC-510 programming: menu + 3 + 0 and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
A-Key: type 2539** and enter A-key
LG1010 LG4NE1 TP2200 TP2100 Touchpoint SB/DB TP 1100 TP5200
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. Scroll to MIN and press OK
5. Enter 10 digit MIN scroll to SAVE and press OK
6. Scroll to SID and press OK (Skip on 4NE1 go to RESET PHONE and press OK to complete)
7. Enter SID (4654) and scroll to SAVE and press OK
8. Programming is complete

LG5350
1. Enter ## and enter the OTKSL and press the left soft key under the word “Save”
2. At the Service Program display select Mobile Phone # and press the OK in the center of the 4 way navigation key
3. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
4. Scroll down to 4. Advanced and press OK
5. Scroll to NMSI and press OK
6. Enter the MSID and press OK
7. Scroll down to 9. Amps Phone # and press OK
8. Enter the MSID and press OK
9. Press the END key

TP 2100
1. Press ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press Roller Ball in for OK (ESN will display)
4. Select NEXT (by pressing in the roller ball)
5. Scroll to EDIT and press in the roller ball
6. Enter MIN
7. Scroll to SAVE and press roller ball in
8. Select NEXT at the next 3 screens and then EXIT
9. Programming is complete

TP3000
1. Press ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. Open flip
5. Use Stylus to enter the 10 digit MIN
6. Press OK (No SID entry is required)
7. Programming is complete

TP 5250
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. The phone display will read SVC Program
5. Scroll to MOBILE PHONE # and press OK
6. Phone display will read Mobile Phone Number
7. Enter the 10 digit MIN and press OK
8. Scroll to Home SID and press OK
9. Enter the 4 digit SID (4654) and press OK
10. Reset Phone will be highlighted. Press OK
11. Phone will reset
12. Programming is complete
LG V111(DM110)
[menu]30.
After ask lockcode, enter: 843691.

Ericsson:
Programming:
Shot NAM 987 + menu
Long NAM 923885 + menu and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
CDMA mode 904093 + menu
Analog mode 904095 + menu DM mode 904959 + menu

Hyundai:
HGC-120E / -130E programming: #86904**89397#
HGC-600E programming: ##20022002, END and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.

Sony:
CM-M1300/3300/Z200 programming: type "111111" and press Jog Dial.
Choose "Programming" and enter SPC: "000000" or may be other SPC typed by user.
Sony CM-M1300
1. Power phone on
2. Enter six "1s" ( 111111 )
3. Press the jog dial in
4. Press the jog dial in again to select programming
5. Enter six "0s" for the service security code
6. Phone displays the ESN
7. Press the jog dial in for OK
8. Enter your ten digit cellular telephone number
9. Press the jog dial in for OK
10. Enter your cellular carrier’s system ID (SID) without the zeros
(Example: if your carrier’s system ID is 00035, enter just 35)
11. Press the jog dial in for OK
12. Enter a name for NAM 1 or just press the jog dial in for OK
13. Phone displays Basic NAM 1 Programming is complete
14. Press the jog dial in
15. Press the jog dial in again for EXIT
16. Phone powers itself off
17. Press the power button to power the phone back on
18. Basic programming is complete

Motorola:
StarTAC 7760/7860 programming:
Service menu: FCN+0+000000+000000+RCL
Test mode: FCN 00**83786633 STO
V60c programming:
Service menu: 74663 # [Menu] [Menu] (programming code)
Test mode: [Menu] 073887 * (security code = 000000)

Motorola Tarpon (120x)
1. Press 74663 (spells PHONE)
1. Press # MENU MENU quickly
2. Enter OTKSL
3. The work MIN will be highlighted
4. Select the word CHANGE by selecting the top right button
5. Select DELETE. Press and hold the button until clear
6. Have the customer enter the 10 digit MIN number
7. Select OK with the top right button. The “User Activation” screen will appear
8. Scroll to highlight the CDMA Sys ID
9. Select CHANGE by selecting the top right button
10. Enter SID
11. Select OK by selecting the top right button
12. Select DONE with the top left button
13. Press the END key
14. Press # MENU MENU quickly
15. Enter OTKSL
16. The work MIN will be highlighted
17. Select the word CHANGE by selecting the top right button
18. Select DELETE. Press and hold the button until clear
19. Have the customer enter the 10 digit MIN number
20. Select OK with the top right button. The “User Activation” screen will appear
21. Scroll to highlight the CDMA Sys ID
22. Select CHANGE by selecting the top right button
23. Enter SID
24. Select OK by selecting the top right button
25. Select DONE with the top left button
Press the END key

Motorola Phones (ALL)
1. Enter 74663 # FCN FCN
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Enter MIN and press STO
4. Enter SID (4654) and press STO
5. Press STO again - programming is complete
Note: on the Tarpon (120C) you will need to press the MENU key instead of FCN.

SK Teletech:
SK-IM 1000/1400/2000/2200/2400 programming: #7583538324#626#

Getrun 2000
System NAM programming mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 3 + 7 + SECURITY CODE (000000)
Debug menu: 0 + 1 + # + 3 + 2 + 4 + SECURITY CODE (000000)
Debug screen of field test mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 2 + 7
Test mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 6 + 4 + SECURITY CODE (000000)
System test mode: 0 + 1 + # + 7 + 6 + 8 + SECURITY CODE (000000)

NEOPOINT:
Neopoint 1000
1. Press M to display Main Menu
2. Scroll to PREFERENCES
3. Press softkey under SELECT
4. Enter 040793
5. Scroll to PROGRAMMING
6. Press softkey under SELECT
7. Enter OTKSL
8. Press softkey under DONE
9. Scroll to PHONE NUMBER
10. Enter 10 digit MIN
11. Scroll to HOME SID
12. Enter SID (4654)
13. Press softkey under SAVE to exit
14. Programming is complete

NEOPOINT 1600
1. Power the phone on
2. Press the "Menu" key
3. Scroll to "Preferences" - press "Select"
4. Key in the "Field Service Code" (the phone will not prompt you for the code)
at the "preferences" screen to access the "Service" menu (Default code is "000000")
5. Scroll to "Programming" - press "Select" - the phone will ask for the "Subsidy Lock Code"
6. Enter the "Subsidy Lock Code(654321)" to access the "NAM" menu
7. Select the NAM to be programmed (NAM 1 or NAM 2)
8. Program the NAM - Phone number and CDMA Home SID
9. After programming has been completed press "Save" - the phone will reset

Audiovox:
Audiovox 9100
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Display will read Service/Menu 1 Basic…press OK
4. Next screen will read Service Mode/Home SID…press OK
5. Next screen will read Service Mode/Home SID…press OK
6. Device will display Service Menu 1. Basic #
7. Press END button to complete programming

Handspring TREO:
1. Open the flip and press the PHONEBOOK button one time to display the dial pad
2. Enter ## and the OTKSL using the numbers on the Dial Pad
3. Press the handset button shown in the diagram above
4. At the Activations screen enter the MIN in the phone number field using the numbers on the device keyboard
5. Put a check in the Enable Number Portability box and type the MSID in the MSIN field
6. Press OK
7. The device will display the network search pop-up and return to the Phonebook display

Hitachi P300:
1. Enter ## and the 6 digit OTKSL
2. Press the Options soft key and then scroll to Save Phone #. Press the OK soft key.
3. At the NAM display scroll to EDIT and press the OK soft key
4. Display will read NAM and MDN will be highlighted. Press the OK soft key.
5. At the MDN display enter the 10 digit MIN and press the SAVE soft key.
6. At the Save prompt press the OK soft key. The next display will show several options that should not edited.
7. Press the EXIT soft key and the device will power cycle.
8. Programming is complete.

Kyosera:
Kyocera 2345 1135
1. Press 111111 (#1 key 6 times)
2. Option will be highlighted
3. Press OK
4. Scroll down to Programming
5. The service programming dialog will appear Enter Security Code.
6. Enter the 6 digit OTSKL (code will show as asterisks on screen)
7. Service Options will appear
8. Scroll down to the BASIC NAM1 Info
9. Press OK
10. Select the Phone Number by pressing the OK key
11. Using the keypad enter the 10 digit MIN
12. Press OK
13. Press END to complete the programming

Kyocera 6035
1. Press 1 six times (111111) and select OPTIONS
2. Select PROGRAMMING
3. Open flip
4. Tap the OTKSL on keypad on the screen. Tap OK
5. Tap on the PHONE NUMBER field. Enter MIN.
6. Leave A-KEY blank
7. Enter HOME SID (4654)
8. Tap SAVE & EXIT
9. Tap YES
10. Phone will be in OFF MODE Close flip.

Kyocera 3035
1. Press 111111 (the #1 key six times)
2. Options will be highlighted
3. Press in the navigation key (Navigation key is the button located between the TALK & END key)
4. Scroll to PROGRAMMING using the Navigation key
5. Select PROGRAMMING by pressing in the Navigation key
6. Enter the six digit OTKSL and press in the navigation key
7. SERVICE OPTIONS will appear
8. Scroll down to the Basic NAM1 info
9. Press in the navigation key
10. Clear any numbers that may appear using the “clear” key (arrow key located directly below the navigation key)
11. Select the PHONE NUMBER by pressing in the navigation key
12. Enter the 10 digit MIN select OK by pressing in the navigation key
13. Press END. Programming is complete.

Kyocera 2255
1. Press the 1 key six times (111111) “Option will be highlighted
2. Press OK
3. Scroll down to “Programming” and press “OK”
4. Enter OTKSL and press the navigation key
5. “Service Options” will appear scroll down to the “Basic NAM1 Info”
6. Press OK
7. Select Phone Number by pressing OK
8. Enter MIN and press OK again
9. Scroll to Home SID and press OK
10. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
11. Press END. Programming is complete.

QCP 2035
1. Press 1 six times (111111)
2. Press u key to select OPTIONS
3. Highlight PROGRAMMING and press u key
4. Enter OTKSL
5. ESN will appear press left arrow key to select OK
6. Enter MIN and press ? key
7. Press ? key again to exit - Programming is complete

Sanyo:
Sanyo 4000 4500 4700 5000 6000
1. Press ##
2. Enter the OTKSL
3. Scroll to SAVE and press OK
4. ESN will be displayed - press OK
5. Enter 10 digit MIN and press OK
6. Enter SID (4654) and press OK
7. Press OK twice
8. Programming is complete

Sanyo 5150 5300 and 6400
1. Enter ## followed by the OTKSL
2. Press MENU SAVE PHONE #
3. Press Ok
4. SVC Programming will be displayed. Scroll and highlight Mobile Number. Press OK
5. Press OK again
6. ESN will be displayed. Press OK
7. Mobile Number will be displayed enter the 10 digit MIN press OK
8. Press OK 4 times
9. Phone will power cycle
10. Programming is complete

Sanyo 6000
1. Press ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Press MENU Key and scroll to SAVE PHONE # and press OK
4. ESN will be displayed press OK
5. Enter MIN and press OK
6. Enter SID and press OK
7. Press OK twice more
8. Programming is complete

Sanyo 4900
1. Enter ## followed by the 6 digit OTKSL
2. Press the MENU/OK key and scroll and highlight SAVE PHONE #
3. Press MENU/OK
4. Scroll and highlight MOBILE NUMBER press OK
5. At the ESN display press OK
6. In the MOBILE NUMBER screen enter your MIN and press OK 4 times
7. At the service program menu scroll to exit and press the MENU/OK key.
8. Programming is complete

Sanyo 6200
1. Enter ##
2. Enter OTKSL
3. Press the MENU key and scroll to highlight SAVE PHONE #
4. Press OK
5. Scroll and highlight MOBILE NUMBER
6. Press OK twice
7. Scroll and highlight EXIT
8. Press OK
9. Phone will power cycle
10. Programming is complete

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Free gprs settings for idea, hutch, airtel, bsnl, airtel live ...

Manual Hutch Gprs Settings

   1. Account Name - Hutch_GPRS
   2. User Name - Blank
   3. Password - Blank
   4. Proxy - Enabled/yes
   5. Access Point Name - portalnmms
   6. Full Internet Access Point Name - www
   7. Proxy and Server address - 10.10.1.100
   8. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   9. Homepage - http://hutchworld.co.in
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

Manual Airtel Gprs Settings

   1. Homepage - any page you want to set.
   2. User Name - Blank
   3. Password - Blank
   4. Proxy - Enabled/yes.
   5. Proxy and Server Adress - 202.56.231.117
   6. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   7. Data bearer - GPRS or Packet Data.
   8. Access Point Name - airtelgprs.com
   9. Authentication Type - Normal
  10. Use preferred access point - No

Manual Airtel live settings

   1. Account Name - Airtel_live
   2. Homepage - http://live.airtelworld.com
   3. Username - Blank
   4. Password - Blank
   5. Proxy - Enabled/yes
   6. Proxy and Server Adress - 100.1.200.99
   7. Accespoint Name - airtelfun.com
   8. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   9. Data bearer - GPRS/ Packet Data
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

Manual Idea Gprs Settings

   1. Account Name - idea_GPRS
   2. Username - Blank
   3. Password - Blank
   4. Homepage - http://wap.ideafresh.com
   5. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   6. Proxy and Server adress - 10.4.42.45
   7. Databearer - GPRS / Packetdata
   8. Acces Point Name - imis
   9. Proxy - Enabled/yes
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

Manual Bsnl Gprs Settings

   1. Account Name - BPL WAP
   2. Username -
   3. Password -
   4. Proxy - Enabled/yes
   5. Homepage - http://wap.mizone.bplmobile.com
   6. Proxy and Server address - 10.0.0.10
   7. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
   8. Acces Point Name - mizone
   9. Data bearer - GPRS/ Packetdata
  10. Authentication Type - Normal

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Airtel GPRS settings for MOBILE OFFICE

go to settings
data Network
NEW
profile name:AIR
APN: airtelgprs.com
primary gatway IP: 202.056.231.117
Port:9201
and save it...
now go to web browser
SETUP
Profiles
NEW
Profile name: XXX
Home page: www.google.com
Network Link: AIR
SAVE IT N TRY

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Nokia Secret Codes

Here are some useful secret codes for Nokia S60 phones to get system information, such as IMEI and software version
In order to enter these codes, the phone must be in the idle screen, not in any of the menu screens. The idle screen is where you see the operator name, date, time, battery level, signal strength.

*#06# - Displays the IMEI (GSM standard).

*#2820# - Displays the Bluetooth device address of your phone.

*#62209526# - Displays the MAC address of the WLAN (wireless lan) adapter. This is available only in the newer devices that support WLAN.

*#7370# - Resets your phone to the default factory settings. Usually you will need this code when you want to reset your phone back to the same condition when you got it for the first time. When the phone ask for security code, the default one is 12345 unless you have specified one yourself.

Warning: Before you do reset the phone, make sure that you don’t have important data and that you know the security code for your phone. Your data on the phone memory will be lost once you reset it.

*#7780# - This will soft reset your phone. It is different from *#7370# because all data, like contacts, calendar and notes, are not removed. It will only reset the phone settings, such as profiles, themes and shortcuts. The default lock code is 12345.

*#0000# - To view software version.

*#67705646# - This will clear the LCD display(operator logo).

*#92702689# - Takes you to a secret menu where you may find some of the information below:
1. Displays Serial Number.
2. Displays the Month and Year of Manufacture
3. Displays (if there) the date where the phone was purchased (MMYY)
4. Displays the date of the last repair - if found (0000)
5. Shows life timer of phone (time passes since last start)

*#3370# - Enhanced Full Rate Codec (EFR) activation. Increase signal strength, better signal reception. It also help if u want to use GPRS and the service is not responding or too slow. Phone battery will drain faster though.

*#3370* - (EFR) deactivation. Phone will automatically restart. Increase battery life by 30% because phone receives less signal from network.

If you forgot wallet code for Nokia S60 phone, use this code to reset: *#7370925538#
Note, your data in the wallet will be erased. Phone will ask you the lock code. Default lock code is: 12345 .

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Mobile Battery tips

If your mobile battery is troubling you in between your work and you feel like throwing away your set, then try these tips , they might be useful .

Reserve battery: Nokia instrument comes with a reserve battery. To activate, press the keys *3370# Your cell will restart withthis reserve and the instrument will show a 50% increase in battery.Thisreserve will get charged when you charge your cell next time.

Turn Down Screen Brightness: The screen is one of the most power-consuming parts of the mobile phone. The lower the brightness, the lesser power it needs. Keep it as low as you can, so long as you can still see it! Also, some phones like the E61 and the BlackBerry Pearl come with auto-adjust features that increase the brightness in brightly lit areas and dim it in low-light areas. If you're setting the brightness low, make sure that auto-adjust is turned off.

Don't Use Animated Wallpapers or Screensavers: The animations in wallpapers and screensavers can drain a bit of battery as they also consume a wee bit of CPU. Turn them off.

Turn Off Keypad Lights: If you've been using the phone for a while, you may be able to use the keys without seeing them. If this is the case, the keypad backlight can be turned off. However, not a lot of phones support this, but it's worth considering if your phone does.

Decrease Screen Standby Time Out: The time till your screen dims out and/or gets turned off is configurable in most phones. 10 seconds is good, 5 seconds is better. Set it as low as you can go without it becoming inconvenient.

Close Background Applications: If you're using a Smartphone, close applications that you don't need. Applications that stay active in the background use up a bit of CPU, which uses up battery. Make sure you 'exit' the applications from the menu, not by pressing the 'End' key, as that merely puts the application in the background. In Series 60 Smartphones (mostly Nokias), hold down the 'Menu' key to get a list of all applications running in the background to close them. In Windows Mobile 5 phones, open the 'Memory' application and check the 'Running programs' tab to close them.

Turn Off Vibration: Probably the second most power-consuming feature of any mobile phone is the built-in vibration alert. See if you can do without it.

Turn Down Ringer Volume, Keypad Tones and Speaker During Calls: If you're mostly indoors, like in the office or at home, a low ringer volume can go a bit towards saving your battery. Most phones also have DTMF-like keypad tones, which are not necessary if the keypad has decent tactile feedback. I keep them turned off most of the time — you can try it too. Volume of the earpiece when you're on a call can also be lowered, and that helps too.

Disable Voice Clarity / EFR / Voice Privacy: Almost all phones now do Enhanced Full Rate (EFR) for voice communication that consumes a little more power. In most cases, the enhanced quality of EFR doesn't make a difference thanks to the high noise levels in our city. Keep it off, you probably won't miss it. Some phones (mostly Samsungs) have a 'voice privacy' feature which can also be turned off to save battery.

Turn off 3G / GPRS / EDGEMost 3G/UMTS/WCDM: A phones keep searching for 3G coverage by default. In India, they'll keep searching till 2008, draining your battery, so go to the network selection screen and choose GSM-only. If your phone has a secondary camera near the screen, it's a 3G phone. Check your phone’s specs on the website if you aren't sure. Sometimes, even regular GPRS or EDGE connections stay active in the back, so make sure you specifically disconnect when you're done browsing the web.

Use Bluetooth and WiFi Only While Transferring: If you only use Bluetooth occasionally to transfer files to and from other devices, there's probably no point keeping it on all the time. Most phones only come with an on/off setting for Bluetooth, unlike the 'Turn on for 10 minutes' setting available for Infrared in some phones (mostly Sony Ericssons). People tend to forget about Bluetooth being left on after transferring the file — avoid doing this. Same goes for WiFi, if you're phone has that.

Here's another tip — find a USB cable if your phone supports recharging via USB: The Motorola RAZR/KRZR/SLVRs and most Windows Mobile Smartphones have a standard miniUSB slot that can use the same cable as most digital cameras. You're more likely to find one of these lying around somewhere than a charger for your phone, unless it's a Nokia, of course.

Finally, if you've tried everything else above then the only remedy will be don't use the phone too much.

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Maximize the battery life

    *Turning off the screensaver.
    *Reducing Backlight and Display timeouts.
    *Turning off Bluetooth when not in use.
    *Turning off applications running in the background (A Java application is indicated by a coffee cup icon).
    *Reducing or removing calendar event alarms.

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Tips N Tricks for Samsung

You can try these in case you downloaded corrupted or incompatible Java midlets or other media, which are causing problems with the phone.

1. *2767*JAVA# Java Reset and (Deletes all Java Midlets)

2. *2767*MEDIA# Reset Media (Deletes All Sounds and Pics)

3. *2767*WAP# Wap Reset

4. *2767*CUST# Reset Custom EEPR0M

5. *2767*FULL# Reset Full EEPR0M (Caution)

6. For example : *2767*JAVA# would be keyed in as *2767*5282#

Note : Not all codes will work with SGH-C100.

Other Samsung Codes

1. *#06# IMEI code

2. *#9998*4357# Help Menu

3. *#9998*5282# Java menu (GRPS/CSD settings for JAVA server)

4. *#9999#0# Monitor Mode

5. *#9999# or *#9998*9999# Software Version

6. *#8888# or *#9998*8888# Hardware Version

7. *#9998*746# or *#9998*0746# or *#0746# Sim Infos

8. *#9998*523# or *#9998*0523# or *#0523# Display Contrast

9. *#9998*842# or *#9998*0842# or *#0842# Vibration On (until you push OK)

10. *#9998*289# or *#9998*0289# or *#0289# Buzzer On (until you push OK)

11. *#9998*288# or *#9998*0288# or *#0288# Battery & Field Infos

12. *#9998*377# or *#9998*0377# Error log

13. *#9998*778# or *#9998*0778# or *#0778# Sim Service table

14. *#9998*782# show date and alarm clock

15. *#8999*638# show network information

16. *#9998*5646# change operator logo at startup

17. *#9998*76# production number

18. *#9998*968# view melody for alarm

19. *#9998*585# Non-Volatile Memory (NVM)

20. *#3243948# Digital Audio Interference Off

21. *#32436837# Digital Audio Interference On

SAMSUNG T100 SECRET CODES
============================

*#06# -> Show IMEI
*#9999# -> Show Software Version
*#0001# -> Show Serial Parameters

*2767*3855# -> Full EEPROM Reset ( THIS CODE REMOVES SP-LOCK!!!! but also change IMEI to 447967-89-400044-0, you must use CHGIMEI to restore it)

*2767*2878# -> Custom EEEPROM Reset
*#8999*228# -> Battery status (capacity, voltage, temperature)
*#8999*246# -> Program status
*#8999*289# -> Change Alarm Buzzer Frequency
*#8999*324# -> Debug screens
*#8999*364# -> Watchdog
*#8999*377# -> EEPROM Error Stack
*#8999*427# -> Trace Watchdog
*#8999*523# -> Change LCD contrast
*#8999*544# -> Jig detect
*#8999*636# -> Memory status
*#8999*746# -> SIM File Size
*#8999*778# -> SIM Service Table
*#8999*785# -> RTK (Run Time Kernel) errors
*#8999*786# -> Run, Last UP, Last DOWN
*#8999*837# -> Software Version
*#8999*842# -> Test Vibrator
*#8999*862# -> Vocoder Reg
*#8999*872# -> Diag
*#8999*947# -> Reset On Fatal Error
*#8999*999# -> Last/Chk
*#8999*9266# -> Yann debug screen (=Debug Screens?)
*#8999*9999# -> Software version

SAMSUNG V200 SECRET CODES

v200 Unlock Code-> *2767*7822573738#

*#9324# Netmon (press the hangup key to exit)
*#9998*JAVA# Edit GPRS/ CSD settings (S100 Only)
*#9998*Help# Help screen/ List of codes
*#9998*LOGO# Change operator Logo
*#9998*RTC# RTC Display
*#9998*Bat# Battery Status
*#9998*Buz# Turns Buzzer ON
*#9998*Vib# Turns Vibrator ON
*#9998*LCD# LCD Contrast
*#9998*9999# Softwre Version
*#9998*8888# Hardware Version
*#9998*377# NVM Error Log (?????)
*#9998*NET# SIM Network ID
*#9998*778# SIM Serv. Table
*#9998*SIM# SIM Info
*#9998*PN# Production No.
*#9998*968# Reminder Tune
*#9998*NVM# Displays Non-Volitile Memory Status
*#9999*C# ???????????????????
*#06# Displays phones I**I No.

***/// ***/// NOTE /// *** RED COLOR , they appear serious !!! Use at
own risk !!!

*#9998*2576# Forces SIM Error
*#9998*DEAD# Forces Phone Crash
*2767*MEDIA# Resets the medis on the phone (deletes all downloaded
pics/tones)
*2767*FULL# Resets the EEPRON *DANGEROUS*
*2767*CUST# Resets the Custom EEPRON
*2767*JAVA# Resets JAV downloads (deletes all downloaded midlits)
*2767*STACKRESET# Resets Stack
*2767*225RESET# ????????????????? * Dangerous *
*2767*WAP# Resets WAP Setting & Deletes Favorites

SAMSUNG A800 SECRET CODES

The universal unlock code is *2767*637# do this with out your sim in

By default, the firmware (software) for x600 only receives java
apps and other applications like stuff by serial port.
but even for it, you have to enable the serial port, which also
causes
the closing of all other ports, even the IrDA too :-( ..

well, guess what, i have very good news for you,
do you know, you can increase the sound level,
the sound level for tones, speaker fone, etc,
can be increase even then if it is at max (level 4)

you still can do it,
just follows the instructions!

**************** HERE WE GO **************

Enter the following code:

*#8999*8378#
(You'll be shown menu, then ...)

then go to:

"H/W test"

then go to:

"Audio Settings"

then go to:

"Melody Gain"

There will you see a number.
there are five (5) Melody Levels" of it.
(and currently, you are at level 1 and after
pressing the "save" button, you will move to
level 2 and so on .........................)

you have to change the values of all the levels.
and as the resultant, it will give increase the
melody sound!, your tones will more louder,
even more louder then the max. ringing volume.

the level wise numbers are: (as its my setting :-) )

Melody Level 1: 13

Melody Level 2: 17

Melody Level 3: 18

Melody Level 4: 25

Melody Level 5: 31

you even can make your own combinations of level wise
sounding numbers that can change the sound level!.

if your combination cause more louder sound level,
then mine,
then do share it with the group! ... :-)
meanwhile, try my figured-out combination!

************ CAUTION ************

if anything goes wrong,
then you can apply the master reset code,
that will NOT delete anything, ANYTHING from your
cell fone, but set each and eveything to its
default/standard setting ...
(likes, factory settings :-) )

the master reset code is:

#*7728#

#########################################
I take no responsibility of these codes are working or not,
or its effects on your cell fone
but i have tried these codes on my cell fone.
and i bet, nothing goes wrong,
but even then of my words, be carefull!,
#########################################

The code: *#8999*8378#
as i regarded it a informative code,
will tell you each and everything about your cell fone.
and in the "H/W test",
there are lot of other Audio settings,
each of them having five (5) levels,
you can change the combination, but before doing anything,
do write the defult number sequence to some place so that
you'll be then able to invert it again! .. :-) ...

#*2558# - Time ON
#*2527# - GPRS Switching Set to class {4/8/9/10}
#*4263# - Handsfree Mode: ACTIVATED
#*53696# - [Java dnload] WAPSAR mode
#*536961# - WAPSAR enable HTTP disable
#*536962# - HTTP enable WAPSAR disable
#*536963# - SERIAL enable Others disable
#*5663351# - [Phone Model] SAMSUNG SGH-X100
#*6420# - Mic off
#*6421# - Mic on
#*7632# - Sleep mode
*#8999*523# - Main LCD Brightness
*#8999*3825523# - (?) External display
*2767*3855# - Full EEPROM reset(Reset all type of locks)also you'll
lose pictures and java not melody

Remove camera sound:

On main screen type:

*#8999*8378# --> Test mode

H/W test
Audio Settings
Melody Gain

Then replace 6 by 0, it'll show 12 but it's OK
Press back until main screen
Then press key volume to minimum and let's try !!! no more sound
tip by C-Quest

*2767*688# resets the phone

Thats all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Samsung X100 Tricks

#*0000#
#*0400#
#*1200# - AFC DAC Val
#*1300# - IMEI
#*1400# - IMSI
#*1700# - ( ) Command #*1700 Executed
#*1800# - ( ) Command #*1800 Executed
#*1900# - ( ) Command #*1900 Executed
#*2000# - ( ) Command #*2000 Executed
#*2100# - ( ) Command #*2100 Executed
#*2200# - ( ) Command #*2200 Executed
#*2252# - Current CAL
#*2255# -
#*2256# - Calibr.-Info
#*2282#
#*2285#
#*2286# - Databattery
#*2337# - ( ) Permanent Registration - Not Yet Implemented
#*2355#
#*2400# - ( ) Command #*2400 Executed
#*2474# - For CMD Set - DEBUGBATTERY in cihard.opt
#*2527# - GPRS Switching Set to class {4/8/9/10}
#*2558# - Time ON
#*2562#
#*2565#
#*2677# - AMR State: {None / Full Rate}
#*2679# - Copycat Feature: {ACTIVATED/DEACTIVATED}
#*2787# - CRTP {ON/OFF}
#*2834# - Audio path Mobile Normal
#*2836# - AVDDSS Management: {DEACTIVATED/ACTIVATED}
#*3230# - Trace Enable DCD disable
#*3231# - Trace disable DCD Enable
#*3232# - Current Mode {Trace enabled/DCD enabled}
#*3270# - DCS Support: {DEACTIVATED/ACTIVATED}
#*3282# - Data: {DEACTIVATED/ACTIVATED}
#*3333#
#*3353# - General Defence Code Erased
#*3370#
#*3377#
#*3476# - EGSM: {DEACTIVATED/ACTIVATED}
#*3676# - Flash Volume Formated
#*3683#
#*3737# - Some Codes
#*3777#
#*3779#
#*3825# - ( ) Command #*3825 Executed
#*3837#
#*3849#
#*3851#
#*3876#
#*3877# - Dump of SPY Trace
#*3900#
#*3940# - External looptest 9600 bps not available in SYSOL2
#*3940# - External looptest 115200 bps not available in SYSOL2
#*3941#
#*4200#
#*4263# - Handsfree Mode: ACTIVATED
#*4300#
#*4500#
#*4674# - IMSI| MCC:2 5 0 | MNC 9 2 | 10 11 91 83 50
#*4700# - Half Rate: {ACTIVATED/DEACTIVATED}
#*4760# - GSM: {ACTIVATED/DEACTIVATED}
#*4864#
#*5100#
#*5111# - ( ) Some Codes
#*5132#
#*5133# - ( ) Some Codes
#*5143#
#*5156#
#*5165#
#*5171# - ( ) Some Codes
#*5172# - ( ) Some Codes
#*5173# - ( ) Some Codes
#*5174#
#*5175#
#*5176# - ( ) Some Codes
#*5177#
#*5187# - L1C2G trace: {ACTIVATED/DEACTIVATED}
#*53696# - [Java dnload] WAPSAR mode
#*536961# - WAPSAR enable HTTP disable
#*536962# - HTTP enable WAPSAR disable
#*536963# - SERIAL enable Others disable
#*5376#
#*5400# - ( ) Command #*5400 Executed
#*5500#
#*5600#
#*566335# - [WAP model ID]
#*5663351# - [Phone Model] SAMSUNG SGH-X100
#*5663352# - [Java Model] SEC-SGHS300/1.0
#*5737425# - Java Serial
#*577699# - APN
#*5800# - ( ) Command #*5800 Executed
#*6100# - ( ) Command #*6100 Executed
#*6200#
#*6420# - Mic off
#*6421# - Mic on
#*6422# - Mic dep RXdata
#*6428# - Mic measurement
#*6700#
#*6837# - Official Software Version
#*6900#
#*7200#
#*7222# - Operation Typ: Class C GSM
#*7224# - ERROR
#*7247#
#*7252# - Operation Typ: Class B GPRS
#*7271# - Multi slot: Class 1 GPRS
#*7274# - Multi slot: Class 4 GPRS
#*7276#
#*7284# - Class B
#*7287# - GPRS Attached
#*7288# - GPRS Detached
#*7326# - Accessory: Vibrator
#*7337# - Some kind of Reset Settings
#*7352# - Some Kind of Debug Info
#*7462# - SIM phase
#*7524# - KCGPRS
#*7562# - LOCI GPRS
#*7636#
#*7639#
#*7632# - Sleep mode
#*7633#
#*7638# - RLC always open ended TBF: {ACTIVATED/DEACTIVATED}
#*7646#
#*7665#
#*7666# - SrCell Data
#*7673# - Sleep mode
#*7676# - Command #*7676 Executed
#*7683# - Sleep variable
#*7693# - Sleep deact
#*7728# - RSAV done->reset
#*7763# - SMS bearer CS {ACTIVATED/DEACTIVATED}
#*7825#
#*7828# - Midl Rl51
#*7957# - Command #*7957 Executed
#*7983# - Voltage/Freq {DEACTIVATED/ACTIVATED}
#*7986# - Voltage {DEACTIVATED/ACTIVATED}
#*8462# - Sleep time since SwitchOff
#*8465# - Time in L1
#*8466# - Old Time
#*8645#
#*9278# - Command #*9278 Executed
#*9795# - wtls key: reset
#7263867# - RAM Dump {On/Off}
#7465625*228# - Activa lock deactivated
#7465625*27*
#7465625*2827# - Auto CP lock deactivated
#7465625*28638# - Auto Network lock deactivated
#7465625*28746# - Auto SIM lock deactivated
#7465625*2877# - Auto SP lock deactivated
#7465625*28782# - Auto subset lock deactivated
#7465625*638*
#7465625*746*
#7465625*77*
#7465625*782*
#8999*324#
*#0*
*#0020# –
*#06# – IMEI
*#2255# - Call List
*#4777*8665# – GPRS
*#7465625# – Interrogate ( )
*#8377466# – Software && Hardware Versions
*#8888# – Hardware Version
*#8999*324# - ( ) Some Strange Numbers
*#8999*377# -
*#8999*3825523# - ( )
*#8999*523# - Main LCD Brightness
*#8999*636# - ( ) Another Strange Numbers
*#8999*8376363# - . HW, SW, + Some Code And Data
*#8999*8378# - . , , , HW SW
*#9999# – Software Version

=== : ===

*2767*xx927 - WAP . xx - . , xx=44: *2767*44WAP# xx=31: *2767*31WAP#

*2767*xx667 - MMS.

.

*2767*2877368#
*2767*2878# – EEPROM ( , )
*2767*31667#
*2767*31927#
*2767*33667#
*2767*33927#
*2767*34667#
*2767*34927#
*2767*351667#
*2767*351927#
*2767*3700#
*2767*380667#
*2767*380927#
*2767*3855# - l EEPROM ( SP- !! ) IMEI 447967-89-400044-0, IMEI ( )
*2767*39667#
*2767*39927#
*2767*420667#
*2767*420927#
*2767*43667#
*2767*43927#
*2767*44667#
*2767*44927#
*2767*46667#
*2767*46927#
*2767*49667#
*2767*49927#
*2767*66335#
*2767*688# ( ) [Unlocking Code]
*2767*7100#
*2767*7300#
*2767*73738927# = *2767*RESETWAP#
*2767*7650#
*2767*7667#
*2767*7927#
*2767*8200#
*2767*927#

=== / : ===

*335#
*663867# - mm file dumped
*7465625# -
*7465625*228# - Activa lock personalized
*7465625*27*
*7465625*2827# - Auto CP lock activated
*7465625*28638# - Auto Network lock activated
*7465625*28746# - Auto SIM lock activated
*7465625*2877# - Auto SP lock activated
*7465625*28782# - Auto subset lock activated
*7465625*638*
*7465625*746
*7465625*746*
*7465625*77*
*7465625*782*

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30 Anti Virus Collection For All S60 V3,v2,v1, E-series And N-series

30 ANTI VIRUS COLLECTION FOR ALL S60 V3,V2,V1, E-SERIES AND N-SERIES

[6630 6600 6670 6680 N70 N72 N90 7610 N95 N73 N71 N76 EXX N80 N91 N92 N93 5500]

exo Virus Stop v1.0.16
F-Secure Antivirus
Jiangmin Antivirus
Kaspersky Antivirus
NetQin Mobile AntiVirus v2.2.60.18
TrendMicro Mobile Security
Anti CommaWarrior
AntiCabir
Avira Anrivirus
BitDefender Antivirus
BullGuard ANtivirus
Commander Antivirus
Disinfector
F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus 2.0.10431 6600, 6670, 7610
F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus 2.10.110401 6630
Kaspersky Antivirus
McAfee VirusScan
NetQin Antivirus
Norton Antivirus
Panda Antivirus
SimWorks Antivirus
Smobile VirusGuard
Symantec Antivirus
TrendMicro Mobile Security
Zeon Antivirus


Download : http://rapidshare.com/files/155847407/AllAVs.rar

ALL ANTI VIRUS COLLECTION FOR S60 V1 AND S60 V2 [6630 6600 6670 6680 N70 N72 N90 7610]

Anti CommaWarrior
AntiCabir
Avira Anrivirus
BitDefender Antivirus
BullGuard ANtivirus
Commander Antivirus
Disinfector
F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus 2.0.10431 6600, 6670, 7610
F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus 2.10.110401 6630
Kaspersky Antivirus
McAfee VirusScan
NetQin Antivirus
Norton Antivirus
Panda Antivirus
SimWorks Antivirus
Smobile VirusGuard
Symantec Antivirus
TrendMicro Mobile Security
Zeon Antivirus

Download :  http://rapidshare.com/files/155851209/N95-N73-N71-N76-EXX-N80-N91-N92-N93-5500.rar

ALL ANTI VIRUS COLLECTION FOR S60 V3,V2,V1, E SERIES AND N SERIES

[N95 N73 N71 N76 EXX N80 N91 N92 N93 5500]


exo Virus Stop v1.0.16
F-Secure Antivirus
Jiangmin Antivirus
Kaspersky Antivirus
NetQin Mobile AntiVirus v2.2.60.18
TrendMicro Mobile Security

Download :  http://rapidshare.com/files/155855114/6630-6600-6670-6680-N70-N72-N90-7610.rar

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Flash Player comes to iPhone (JAILBROKEN iPhones ONLY)

iMobileCinema is a MobileSafari plugin which allows for playback of Flash (flv) video on the iPhone. You can watch videos from podcast sites or blogs with it; such as, Google Video, Youtube, and others.

A beta version of iMobileCinema has just been released for 2.x iPhones and can be installed via Cydia. You will need to add the d.imobilecinema.com source first. [iClarified]

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How to use Emoji icons on an English Keyboard

This works for Jailbroken iPhones…

Simply open Cydia and find the Emoji Iconset Hack. Once installed, go to your Settings on your iPhone and find the Keyboard section. Click International Keyboards. Select Japanese and then ONLY turn on Emoji.

Now when you write email or SMS you have an extra button on your keyboard that will open the Emoji Section and give access to literally hundreds of awesome icons. However in our initial test, the icons don’t appear on other iPhones NOT running 2.2, and emailing these icons doesn’t actually appear on PC’s or Mac’s (even running Mobile Me), so I’m not quite sure how cool this hack is! But hey… I love these icons!

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Hack of the Week….

 

We love the new Macbook White Keyboard theme for Winterboard. It really is a MASSIVE improvement over the standard keyboard and makes typing a whole lot easier.

Recommended for anyone who has jailbroken their iPhone. In Cydia search for Macbook White Keyboard.

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BlackBerry version of enquiries

In the BB main picture, simultaneously presses down ALT+CAP+H

The part acts BB as soon as the well-known operator's code number looks at
100 American T-Mobile
102 North America Cingular
107 Canadian Roger
114 Danish/Austria T-Mobile
116 Hong Kong 3 (and record telecommunication)
119 French Orange
120 British Vodafone
123 British T-Mobile
124 German Vodafone
125 British/Ireland's O2
128 Singapore StarHub
141 Hong Kong CSL
142 British Orange
144 Singapore Singtel
146 Australian optus
167 Singapore MobileOne
176 Hong Kong numerical codes pass Smartone

Complete operator ID serial number
100 T-Mobile US
101 AWS
102 Cingular Wireless
103 Nextel
104 Sprint PCS
105 Verizon
106 Alltel
107 Rogers
109 BWA (Aliant/Sasktel)
111 MM02 DE
113 Telfort
114 T-Mobile DE/AU
115 TIM
116 Hutchison
117 Bouygues
118 SFR
119 Orange_France
120 VODAFONE (UK)
121 Telcel
122 Telstra
123 T-Mobile (UK)
124 Vodafone Germany
125 MM02 UK/IRL/NL
126 Telus
127 SMART
128 Starhub
129 Telefonica
130 Swisscom
131 Cable & Wireless
132 Vodafone (IT)
133 Vodafone (ES)
134 T-Mobile (NL)
135 Cincinnati Bell
136 Telefonica_LAM
137 Vodafone Austria
138 Vodafone Australia
139 Vodafone Ireland
140 Vodafone Sweden
141 CSL
142 Orange UK
143 Vodafone New Zealand
144 SingTel
145 Globe
146 Optus
147 Orange Mobistar
148 Vodafone_HU
149 Bharti
150 KPN
151 TIM_Greece
152 Proximus
153 Vodafone_Portugal
154 TIM_Brazil
155 BT_Mobile
156 Earthlink
158 E-Plus
159 BASE
160 Dobson
161 Vodafone_Egypt
162 Orange_Switzerland
164 Triton
165 Maxis
166 Vodafone_Denmark_(TDC)
167 MobileOne_(Voda_Singapore)
168 Vodacom
169 T-Mobile_PO
170 T-Mobile_CZ
171 T-Mobile_HU
173 MTN
174 Entel
175 Amena
176 SmarTone
177 TCS
178 Avea
179 F100
180 Turkcell
181 Partner
183 Orange_Global
186 Telkomsel
188 Vodafone_Greece
189 USCC
190 Mobilink
194 Voda_Luxembourg
195 Voda_Iceland
198 Vodafone_CZ
204 China_Mobile
205 Movilnet
209 Sympac
210 TIM_Argentina
212 Etisalat
214 AMX
215 Telefonica_Venezuela
217 Orange Romania
218 KTP
222 Mobitel Bulgaria
224 PCCW/Sunday
227 Mobily
229 Eurotel
230 Hutchison Essar

PS: After feels
1. ting clear resounding. Except village in a mountainous area machine. Was loudest one section. Moreover does not have the variant pronunciation most greatly. The treble bass acoustic fidelity is very good
2. the signal is good. Talks over the telephone clearly. Office in 40 buildings. Signal very bad .NOKIA can be off and on. And hits a while suddenly not to have the signal. Or is places on the table. The signal turns before long does not have. The black raspberry was very stable. Moreover the answering telephone conversation is very clear.
3. treats the aircraft commander. If waits for an opportunity for 4 days according to a model of handset, that does not calculate is long, but the black raspberry's ultra big width screen can also achieve waits for an opportunity for 4 days. Is NB really
4. the screen is exquisite, the demonstration effect is good. In addition the black raspberry's opposition to Japan illuminates technology. Even if is the ultra big sun. Can also be able to see clearly.
5. the radiation is small. Beforehand NOKIA 6070.1 incoming letter numbers. The screen starts to shake. Therefore I can know in advance that is comes the telephone or comes the short note. Looked that screen's vibration knew. Side present's black raspberry places. Has come the telephone and the short note 0.1 responses does not have.

WAP surfer hypothesis
1. brings the browser to be unable to use CMWAP to access the net
2. as a result of present CMWAP/CMNET current capacity merge. Therefore suggested that uses the CMNET way. Uses OPREA MINI.
3. the option - > the high-level establishment - > TCP - > APN inputs the CMNET preservation then.
after 4.8700 4.2.114ROM, does not need to activate MDS., therefore MDS may not use the tube. After establishing APN, might.

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Detecting mobile devices using PHP

The developers will be happy to find this info which I bumped into today. Hand Interactive has published an article on how to detect a mobile device using PHP.

“Don’t you wish there were an easy way to detect whether your web site visitor is connecting with a desktop PC or a mobile device of some sort?

The good news is that using PHP (or another server-based scripting language), it’s sort of easy to detect some devices by parsing the UserAgent string. Because the code is run on the server rather than in the browser itself (such as JavaScript), these PHP-based techniques yield better reliability in detecting mobile devices. Just remember that there are lots of important caveats, including:

• These technqniques depend on the contents of the UserAgent string. As a result, these techniques may not work if the browser is emulating a different one (e.g., some mobile browsers can be set to emulate Internet Explorer).
• Mobile operators can also change the UserAgent contents when the device is customized for their networks and added to their stock device portfolio. Operators also sometimes change the UserAgent value as the page request passes through their networks.
• UserAgent strings are moving targets. Once implemented, you’ll need to monitor the effectiveness of your code against the list of your high priority devices or platforms. “

Read the full article at Hand Interactive and download the PHP codeSource & Link : Hand Interactive

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Simple to find Lost Mobile

After reading this mail please preserve the IMEI number in a notepad and send to your gmail so that it will be permanetly with u

An IMEI number-The International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number is an international identity number used to uniquely identify a mobile phone. The 15-digit IMEI number is an electronic fingerprint transmitted every time a phone is used, which reveals the identity of the mobile handset.

How can I find out my IMEI number? IMEI numbers are independent of the phone number and are usually written underneath the battery or on the back of the handset. Mobile phone users can also check their 15 digit IMEI number by dialling *#06# on their mobile handset. Mobile phone owners should make a note of their IMEI number and keep the details in a safe place.

If u lost your mobile, send an e-mail to cop@vsnl.net with the following info.
 

Your name:
Address:
Phone model:
Make:
Last used No.:
E-mail for communication:
Missed date:
IMEI No.:

"No need to go to police station"

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Mobile SEO best practices

Some tips for Mobile SEO best practices :
1. Use 100% valid XHTML 1.0 code. (Note: it is likely that WML will be phased out in the near future.) Many optimizers on the traditional WWW do not consider using valid code as a best practice. Mobile search engines however may have more trouble digesting invalid code. Be safe! If you validate, mobile search engines won’t have any trouble with your site.
2. Follow accessibility best practices. These will ensure that your content is accessible to anyone regardless of their platform — this includes mobile users and mobile search engines. The W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative is a good place to turn for the latest information on accessibility. Dive Into Accessibility is also a useful tutorial.
3. Follow traditional on-site SEO best practices. You know the drill: major keywords in the title tag, H1’s and body text, keyword-rich anchor text for internal links, etc.
4. Getting spidered and indexed by mobile search engines
If you want mobile search engines to spider and index your site, they must know about it first. Submit your site to major mobile search engines for quick spidering.

Source: Mobile Search Marketing

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List of Mobile Search Engines

I have compiled a list of Mobile Search Engines. I may have missed some new ones. Just put it in the comments sctions so that I can update this list.

Google XHTML Mobile Search from Google Mobile

Yahoo! Mobile

MSN Mobile Search

AOL Mobile Search

Nokia Mobile Search

Technorati Mobile

4INFO Mobile Search
 

Source: Mobile Search Marketing

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Most Selling Nokia Handsets: The secret is in performance

Nokia is a well known brand in the mobile industry. Mobile Phones from the Nokia kitty are well known for their comprehensive features and the latest functionalities. Nokia designs and develops mobile phones that are basic, mid-range or high-end – with each category of mobile handsets being designed for a specific group of users. Among the assortment of Nokia mobiles, some of the handsets that are the most popular in the global markets are the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic, the Nokia E90 Communicator and the Nokia N95. These handsets are desired by a wide cross-section of mobile phone users from different age groups and cultural backgrounds globally.

As is evident from the name, the Nokia 5300 XpressMusic is a music oriented phone that allures people with some amazing music related options. Apart from this, the phone boasts of 30 Mbytes of internal memory which can be extended up to 4Gbytes using MicroSD memory card.With its advanced 3G features and multimedia capabilities, the Nokia E90 Communicator too stands ahead in the mobile phone market. Carrying this smartphone is quite like carrying your office in your pocket. Moreover, an integrated GPS, a 3.2 megapixel camera, e-mail attachment editor and comprehensive connectivity options place this Nokia mobile high on any user’s wish list.
Apart from Nokia 5310 and E90, the Nokia 95 is also one the most selling mobile phones from the lineage of Nokia. The N95 is a 3G enabled phone that hosts some of the very best features in mobile multimedia and comes with all-encompassing connectivity options. The phone is compatible with quad-band networks; and users can enjoy seamless connectivity across the world.

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Great tool to check Screen resolution of a mobile device

Came across this cool site where you can check for the screen resolution or MIDP information of a mobile device. Very useful for developers and others who are interested in decision making.

Check it out http://devices.theoreticlabs.com/

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