Sunday, March 31, 2013

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Posted: 30 Mar 2013 08:24 AM PDT

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Saturday, March 30, 2013

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Friday, March 29, 2013

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moving sim to unlocked phone

Posted: 28 Mar 2013 03:31 PM PDT

I am a novice so please excuse my lack of information. I have an LG cellphone (don't know model #) there is a sticker on it saying qualcomm 3g cdma. I have a sprint plan I don't want to give up which is voice only. I am going to Asia soon and I have been looking at dual sim and quad phones that are unlocked
My question is can I move the sim from my LG to another phone and retain the same plan?
I would appreciate any other suggestions or information.

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Thursday, March 28, 2013

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

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Monday, March 25, 2013

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What about coolicool

Posted: 24 Mar 2013 08:24 PM PDT

Any one hear coolicool.com,I want to buy a cellphone form Chinese shopping site,and find this site through google, is it reliable, trustworthy and a good place to shop?
how long does the shipping take and is it really free shipping?

thanks

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Sunday, March 24, 2013

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Time/Date Banner on ZTE Z221

Posted: 23 Mar 2013 02:53 PM PDT

How do I re move the time/date banner and the at&t logo from my Z221?

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Friday, March 22, 2013

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How-to: Customization Tips and Tricks for the Sprint Force

Posted: 05 Mar 2013 01:46 PM PST

Adding and Removing Widgets

1. Go to the desired home screen and tap the Apps icon located at the bottom of the screen.
2. Then tap WIDGETS located at the top of the screen.
3. Tap and hold the widget that you'd like to add to the home screen. In case the widget has different settings or different versions, select the option that you'd like to use.
4. The widget will be applied to the home screen.
5. If you want to move it, tap and hold it until it glows blue -> drag it to the desired location on the home screen and release the finger. The widget will automatically snap into place.
6. If you want to remove a widget, tap it and then drag it to the Remove icon located at the top of the screen. When the widget turns red, release your finger.

Adding a New Folder

1. Go to the desired home screen location.
2. Then tap and hold on an app or widget and then drag it over another app or widget that you'd like to include in a folder.
3. Release your finger and the folder will be created.

Changing the Wallpaper

1. Go to the home screen and tap the Menu key.
2. Then select Wallpaper -> scroll to the wallpaper that you'd like to use and select Set wallpaper.
3. Your wallpaper will then be changed.

Changing the Backlight Settings

1. Go to the Home screen and tap the Menu key.
2. Then tap System settings -> Display -> Brightness -> tap Automatic brightness if you wish to enable this setting.
3. If you don't want to have the Automatic brightness checked, you can tap and drag the slider to adjust the brightness level.
4. When finished with adjusting the brightness level, tap OK.
5. Then tap Sleep -> select the desired timeout setting, such as 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, etc.

Setting up and Using Swype

1. Go to the home screen and tap the Menu key.
2. Tap System settings -> select Language & input - > Default -> tap Swype -> tap the Swype settings icon to configure Swype -> then tap Preferences -> make the desired settings, you can enable or disable Auto-capitalization, Auto-spacing, Auto-corection, etc.
3. When finished, tap the Home key.
4. If you want to learn more about Swype, tap on a text field (this will open an onscreen keyboard) and then tap the Swype icon, which will show you more information about it.

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Thursday, March 21, 2013

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End of the jailbreak: iOS 6.1.3 released for iPhone, iPad and iPod

Posted: 21 Mar 2013 12:15 AM PDT

Apple has just released an update for all supported nor iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The new version of iOS 6.1.3 fixes the official security vulnerability that could with some skill the call log can be read along with phone book despite passcode lock. Unofficially, even with the jailbreak (for now) final.
The fix that was supposed to be iOS 6.1.1, but due more serious problems such as the Exchange bug and problems with reception and the battery life of the iPhone 4S, has been renamed twice, is now to be had for all. According to official information, only minor things are fixed: So it is mentioned that the vulnerability has been fixed in spite code lock the phone book and call log are read. Furthermore, improvements to the Maps app for Japan were made.
Not in the list, is that Jailbreaker if they want to remain relevant, must abandon its Aufsperrung via evasi0n. Unusually long Apple has not opened any underlying vulnerability ungestopft - the jailbreak was released shortly after the release of iOS 6.1.0 and has since survived up to and including 6.1.2. Already in the beta version have noticed the developers of evasi0n that used vulnerabilities no longer work.
On an iPhone 4S, the update is 28.5 MB in size, when it is run directly on the device. In iTunes as usual, the zoom just reaching the gigabyte limit complete image to be downloaded. Jailbreaker will not be able to avoid this method, they want to stay up to date, because the over-the-air update has been disabled at an early evasi0n issue: who would rather keep the jailbreak should, first of all make an update. On an iPhone 4S, the build number is 10B329.
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

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Friday, March 15, 2013

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Thursday, March 14, 2013

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Learn Phone Repair

Posted: 14 Mar 2013 02:07 AM PDT

Hi,

I'm a telecom network engineer and I thought I'd put all the electronics stuff I learned at uni to use by learning to repair cell phone handsets.

Just wondering, how do I go about this? Is there a recommended course?

Also, is it worth my time? I'm not sure how many jobs there are out there for repairing phones, most of the time contract phones are sent back to the manufacturer if they are broken. Probably then recycled.

Thanks,
Andy

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Posted: 14 Mar 2013 12:14 AM PDT

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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

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How-to: Conserve the Battery Life of Your Sprint Force

Posted: 13 Mar 2013 01:05 PM PDT

Is your smartphone experiencing a low-batter life? Then disabling some of its feature should help you get through the day more easily. This tutorial will teach you how to disable some of the most battery-life consuming features of your device.

Reducing the Backlight Brightness and Backlight Timeout

1. From the Home screen, tap the Menu key.
2. Then select System settings -> tap Display -> select Brightness -> you can now touch to check or uncheck Automatic brightness. In case you decided to uncheck Automatic brightness, then drag the slider to the lowest most comfortable level.
3. When done, tap OK.
4. Then touch Sleep -> select the lowest most comfortable timeout setting available. For example, 30 seconds, or 15 seconds.
5. When you've done making the necessary changes, tap the Home key.

Changing to a Static Wallpaper

The battery life is significantly decreased when you're using a live wallpaper, so it's recommended that you keep a regular wallpaper instead.

1. Go to the Home screen and tap the Menu key.
2. Then select Wallpaper -> select the desired Wallpaper option, except Live Wallpapers.
3. Select the wallpaper that you'd like to use and tap Set wallpaper.

Disabling Wi-Fi, Sprint Hotspot and Bluetooth

The Wi-Fi, Sprint Hotspot and Bluetooth should be disabled whenever you're not actively using these settings. However, keep your Wi-Fi turned on whenever there's a nearby active Wi-Fi network that you can use, as in this situation, the battery will be improved. Smartphones usually need more battery-life when on the carrier's network.

1. From the Home screen tap the Menu icon.
2. Select System settings -> then tap the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth sliders to OFF, if you're not currently using one of these settings.
3. If the Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot setting is active, tap More -> select Tethering & portable hotspot -> uncheck Portable Wi-Fi hotspot if the feature is enabled.

Disabling GPS

Leaving GPS turned on at all times will drain the battery life faster, so it's best to turn it off when you're not using it.

1. From the Home screen tap the Menu icon.
2. Select System settings -> Location services -> and uncheck Use GPS satellites.
3. When finished, tap the Back key.

Stopping Unused Running Apps

Sometimes there are some apps that are some unused apps running in the background. This will, of course, drain your batter life so it's best to stop them.

1. From the Home screen tap the Menu icon.
2. Select System settings -> touch Apps -> tap the RUNNING tab -> select the app or service that you'd like to stop -> then tap Stop and OK to confirm your choice.
3. Tap the Back key when done.
Note: Some apps don't have the Stop option, this means that that certain app or service cannot be stopped.

Turning off Vibrate Notifications

If you really want to do everything possible to conserve the battery life, turning the vibrate notifications off is another options.

1. From the Home screen tap the Menu icon.
2. Select System settings -> tap Sound -> then tap to uncheck Vibrate and ring.

Downloading and Syncing Information Less Often

1. From the Home screen tap the Menu icon.
2. Select System settings -> tap Accounts & sync.
3. Select the desired account. Or, to disable all account syncing you can switch the Accounts & sync slider to OFF.
4. Then make the desired syncing settings.
5. When finished, tap the Home key.

Charging the Battery

If you charge your battery on a regular basis, its life will be maximized. You can also download some life-saving battery apps that you help you conserve the batter of your phone.

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Posted: 01 Mar 2013 02:19 AM PST

I want you can give me a advice, that about a mobile, which has good camera and not a high price!

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

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Easy Spy Problems

Posted: 12 Mar 2013 06:18 PM PDT

Ok, so I purchased the Easy Spy and have now emailed them at least 8 times with issues. First of all, their advertisment says 24/7 live support...not so much. Yeah, the number is good but if just directs you to email them for support. There is no clear direction on how to download the software on the computer for remote access. Then, I had to purchase a bluetooth adapter to give me a better chance at picking up the Ipone (target) which was in the same house as me by the way. So... it FINALLY connected BUT there is no direction on how to have the info sent to your email as the advertisement states, no instruction on how to do the video, background scan, ANYTHING... it just shows a connection and nothing else. No texts, no email, no nothing~~ So frustrated with this back and forth and now they keep directing me to general troubleshooting which doesn't tell me anything about my situation. So I'm wondering, once the bluetooth scanner is up and running... how do I retreive the information. By the way, as soon as the phone is out the door... it's out of range... I see a refund in my near future!

shipping a phone

Posted: 11 Mar 2013 11:56 PM PDT

I like to buy the products online especially on discounted items on gadgets, mobile phones and etc. but the shipping price is to high, My friend suggested that I should try parcelbound.com. Anyone here who has heard or try this? Or can you recommend me a trusted cargo forwarder online that you know of?

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Monday, March 11, 2013

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How-to: Import, Export , Recover Contacts and More Using Sprint Force

Posted: 11 Mar 2013 12:59 PM PDT

Importing Contacts to Your Sprint Force

1. Go to the Home screen and tap Contacts.
2. In case the Contacts icon is no longer on the home screen, tap All Apps -> tap Contacts.
3. Then tap the Menu key -> select Import/Export -> choose Import from SD card.
4. Your Sprint Force will then start searching for and importing the vCard file from your microSD card.
5. In case you have more than one vCard saved on your microSD card, select the desired one and tap OK.
6. Your contacts will then be imported.

Exporting Contacts from Your Sprint Force

1. Go to the Home screen and tap Contacts.
2. In case the Contacts icon is no longer on the home screen, tap All Apps -> tap Contacts.
3. Then tap the Menu key -> select Import/Export -> choose Export to SD card.
4. Tap OK.
5. Your contacts will then be exported to the microSD card.

Adding or Removing a Contact

1. Go to the Home screen and tap Contacts.
2. Then touch the Add Contact icon -> Name your contact and tap the arrow icon located next to the Name field if you want to see additional fields.
3. Tap the Phone field and enter the 10-digit number of the contact.
4. Tap the Phone label field and select the desired label, for example Work.
5. Tap the Address field and enter the contact's address.
6. Continue entering the necessary information in the rest of the fields.
7. Once you're finished, tap Done.
8. Your contact will then be added.
9. If you want to delete a contact, you need to tap and hold it and then tap the Trashcan icon to remove it.
10. Tap OK when prompted.
11. Your contact will then be deleted.

Recovering Contacts on the Sprint Force

Your contacts can be recovered only if you have backed them up previously. You can recover them using the method above, by importing them from the microSD card, or – if your contacts have been synced on the Google account – you can retrieve them by syncing the contacts. To do so, follow the next instructions:

1. Go to the Home screen and tap the Menu icon.
2. Then select System settings -> Accounts & sync -> select the account where your contacts are backed up -> and make sure Sync Contacts is enabled.
3. Then tap the Back key.

Pairing with a Bluetooth Device

1. Make sure the other device has Bluetooth enabled.
2. Then from the Home screen of your Sprint Force, tap the Menu key.
3. Select System settings -> Bluetooth -> turn the setting ON.
4. Your smartphone will then search for Bluetooth-enabled devices in its range. Tap the desired Bluetooth device.
5. In case a Bluetooth pairing request is prompted, enter the passkeys and select Pair.
6. If you're not sure about the passkey, enter 0000 or 1234, as this is the default one on most Bluetooth devices.
7. After you've successfully paired with the other device, start transferring your contacts.
8. When the transfer is complete, open your smartphone and follow the on-screen prompts to load the contacts to your contacts list.

How-to: Set Up POP/IMAP Email on the Sprint Force

Posted: 09 Mar 2013 12:07 PM PST

Setting up IMAP Email

1. Go to the home screen and tap Email.
2. Or if you no longer have the Email shortcut on your home screen, tap All Apps -> Email.
3. If the email account hasn't been set up yet, then you're going to see the Set up email screen automatically.
4. Tap the Email address field and enter the desired email address.
5. Tap the Password field and type in your password.
6. Then tap Next.
7. But in case you have already set up an email account, tap the Menu key -> select Account settings and choose Add account and enter the desired email address and password.
8. Your Sprint Force will try to find the necessary email settings by itself, if they're found, you can just follow the on-screen prompts to continue, but if the settings were not found, tap IMAP.
9. Check to see if the Username is the email address that you entered at Step 4.
10. The Password field should be auto-populated already from the previous step, but tap Show password just to make sure it was introduced correctly.
11. Then tap the IMAP server field and enter imap.mail.your-email-type.com. For example, imap.mail.yahoo.com.
12. Tap the Security type filed and select SSL/TLS.
13. Tap the Port field and enter 993.
14. Check to see if the settings are correct and then tap Next.
15. In the SMTP field, enter smtp.mail.your-email-type.com. For example: smtp.mail.yahoo.com.
16. Then tap Security type and select SSL/TLS.
17. In the Port field enter 465.
18. In case the server requires authentication, check Require sign-in.
19. The Username and Password should already be populated from the previous steps, so just tap Next.
20. Make the desired account settings and then tap Next.
21. Tap account name and enter a name.
22. Tap the Your name field and enter the name as you'd like it to appear on the outgoing messages and tap Next.
23. Congratulations, your IMAP account has been set up.

Setting Up POP Email

1. Go to the Home screen and tap Email.
2. In case the Email shortcut no longer appears on the home screen, tap All Apps and select Email.
3. If the email account hasn't been set up yet, then you're going to see the Set up email screen automatically.
4. Tap the Email address field and the desired email address.
5. Tap the Password field to enter your password and then tap Next.
6. Or if you already have an email account set up tap the Menu key -> select Account settings -> Add account.
7. Your Sprint Force will try to find the necessary email settings by itself, if they're found, you can just follow the on-screen prompts to continue, but if the settings were not found, tap POP3.
8. Make sure the Username is the same as the email address you entered at Step 4.
9. The Password field should be populated from the previous steps, but tap Show password just to make sure it was introduced correctly.
10. Then tap POP3 server and enter pop3.your-email-type.com. For example: pop3.live.com.
11. In the Security type field enter SSL/TLS.
12. Tap the Port field and enter 995, then tap Next.
13. Tap the SMTP server field and enter smtp.your-email-type.com. For example, smtp.live.com.
14. Tap the Port field and enter 587.
15. The Username and Password should already be populated from the previous steps, so just tap Next.
16. Make the desired account settings and then tap Next.
17. Tap account name and enter a name.
18. Tap the Your name field and enter the name as you'd like it to appear on the outgoing messages and tap Next.
19. Congratulations, your POP account has been set up.

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Sunday, March 10, 2013

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How-to: Set Up Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync Email & More with Your Sprint Force

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Saturday, March 9, 2013

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Friday, March 8, 2013

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How-to: Add Social Networking Accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Google+) on Your Sprint Force

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 05:44 AM PST

Installing and Setting Up Facebook

1. Go to the home screen and tap Play Store.
2. Or if you don't have the icon on the home screen, tap All Apps -> Play Store.
3. Tap the Search icon and search for the Facebook app, download it and install it.
4. Then tap Open to open Facebook, or go back to the home screen and tap All Apps -> Facebook.
5. Then in the Email field enter you're the email address that you use for Facebook.
6. Tap the Password field and type in your password.
7. To create a new Facebook account, tap Sign up for Facebook.
8. Then tap Log in.

Installing and Setting Up Twitter

1. Go to the home screen and tap Play Store.
2. Or if you don't have the icon on the home screen, tap All Apps -> Play Store.
3. Tap the Search icon and search for the Twitter app, download it and install it.
4. Then open Twitter, whether by tapping Open while still in Play Store, or by going to the home screen and tapping the Twitter app.
5. If you already have a Twitter account created, tap Sign in, otherwise tap Sign up.
6. To sign in, tap the Username field and enter your Twitter username or email address.
7. In the Password field enter your password and then tap Log in.

Installing and Setting up Google +

1. Go to the home screen and tap the All Apps icon.
2. Then tap Google +.
3. If you have already added a Google account to your smartphone, then you'll automatically be signed into G+.
4. Make the desired syncing options.
5. Then tap the Instant Upload setting if you want G+ to automatically upload the photos you take and tap DONE.
6. If you want to add a different Google + account or create a new one, tap the Menu icon and select Sign out and then simply follow the on-screen prompts to create a new account or sign in with another one.

Adding a Social Networking Account

1. Go to the Home screen and tap the Menu key.
2. Then select System settings -> Accounts & sync -> tap ADD ACCOUNT -> select the social networking account that you'd like to add -> then in the Username field, enter the desired username or email address, tap the Password field and enter your password.
3. The social network will then be added to your smartphone.

Note: There may be slightly different options depending on the social network.

How-to: Perform a Master/Hard Reset on the Sprint Force

Posted: 08 Mar 2013 05:38 AM PST

By performing a master reset (also known as a hard or factory reset), all you data saved on the phone will be deleted, 3rd party applications included. Thus you should perform a master reset only when there's no other way to fix a certain issue you're having with your Sprint Force and it's strongly recommended that you back-up your most important data before you perform the master reset. Use a Google account to sync your contacts, for example, and transfer other important data to your microSD card.

Performing a Master Reset

1. Go to the home screen and tap the Menu key.
2. Then select System settings -> scroll to and touch Backup & reset.
3. You can first tap Back up my data, in case you haven't already.
4. Then tap Factory data reset.
5. Read the warning and if you agree with it, tap Reset phone.
6. If you want to delete the files saved on the microSD card, tap Erase SD card. Remember that once you delete the files from your phone, you'll not be able to recover them.
7. Read the second warning and touch Erase everything.
8. Your Sprint Force will restart and reset.

Performing a Master Reset via Hardware

If your Sprint Force is so unresponsive that you are not able to perform a master reset via software, you can still reset it using its buttons. Keep in mind that the outcome will be the same and as a result your files will be deleted.

1. If you can't even turn your smartphone off using its power off key, then remove its battery and then reinsert it.
2. With the device turned off, press and hold the Volume Down button.
3. Then, while still holding the Volume Down button pressed down, press and hold the Power button. Keep both keys pressed until you see the Android system recovery screen, then release your fingers.
4. Using the Volume Down key, scroll and select wipe data/factory reset.
5. While the wipe data/factory reset option is highlighted, press the Power key.
6. Then use the Volume Down key to scroll to Yes –delete all user data and then press the Power button.
7. When the wipe is complete, scroll to reboot system now and press the Power key to select that setting.
8. Your Sprint Force will then restart and will be ready to use once again.

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