Q:I want a new phone for Christmas and I've been looking at Virgin mobile phones because they have unlimited texting and web so I want to know if they're any good before I get one.

i attempted activating a Nokia N95 8GB on an ATT provider plan yet they reported they won't be waiting to by way of fact I introduced it from yet another usa. i'm rather constructive they're going to make it easier to understand that they won't be waiting to do it, yet why do no longer you provide Virgin cellular a decision?

Q:are mobile anti-virus reliant and really provide security for mobile phones??

WoW! You must have a pretty good phone! I don't know if my phone could even GET a virus! LoL maybe I should update!

Q:How does a mobile come to know that which operator is meant for it. What exactly happens and how a mobile phone attach to the network.How it is different if the mobile is in roaming area?

A cell phone network is made up of the cell phones themselves, base stations, and the mobile switching center (MSC) hardware which does call routing, etc. The base stations (cell towers) are always broadcasting out control signals that contain a System ID (SID) and how it expects cell phones to identify themselves. When you power up a cell phone, it hears this and registers with the nearest base station and your cell phone sends its Mobile ID Number. This Mobile ID Number is more than just your cell phone number, it also contains its own system ID (SID) number, and it also contains the ESN, Electronic Serial Number that identifies that specific phone. If the base station's SID and cell phone's SID match, then the phone is on its home network. If not, then you are roaming and connect to another provider's network, usually for additional charges. Your phone usually can hear multiple cell towers but connects to the one that has the best signal (signal to noise ratio). After your phone is registered, your cell phone number plus ESN are forwarded to the MSC, which sends this to a home location register or HLR. If it turns out you're not on your home provider's network, it goes to a VLR, Visiting Location Register. This way the cellular network always knows where you are, that is, which cell you're in (what cell tower) so calls can be router to/from your cell phone.

Q:Andrews mobile phone how to look txt file?

In addition to read more there are many readers are supported to view TXT documents, such as: QQ reading, wps, etc., you can choose to use the convenience of the reader to use.

Q:What is the mobile phone OTG function?

But this convenient way to exchange, once left the PC, the equipment can not use the USB port to operate, because there is no slave device can act as a PC Host.

Q:Does anybody know any kind of PDA or mobile phones that comes with full internet browser like on a deskstop or laptop?It gotta show the pictures and everything on the webpages.

Thes days most mobile phones have screens big enough to accomodate web browsing along with pictures. Nokia is the easiest to use in terms of layout and ease of use.

Q:i really want a new phone but t mobile is super behind on releasing new phones. is there any way i can get a windows phone with a sliding keyboard under a t mobile contract? im pretty sure im due for an update but i am not sure. also i currently have t mobile and was wondering is there any way to upgrade to an iphone?

is there any way i can get a windows phone with a sliding keyboard under a t mobile contract? From what I see of their line-up, no. im pretty sure im due for an update but i am not sure. Check with your local T-Mobile retailer and they can tell you, or just call T-Mobile and they can tell you as well. also i currently have t mobile and was wondering is there any way to upgrade to an iphone? No. T-Mobile does not carry the iPhone, and is unlikely that they can cough up the cash Apple wants in advance to sell the iPhone. If you want an iPhone, you will have to buy an unlocked GSM model. You will not get high speed data though.

Q:If I were to go to a T-Mobile store, and buy, say a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, for FULL price, could I use it with another carrier like ATT, or Straight Talk?Do T-Mobile phones come unlocked since I did buy it full price?

If I were to go to a T-Mobile store, and buy, say a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, for FULL price, could I use it with another carrier like ATT, or Straight Talk? ------------ no…. tmobile wont sell you’re a phone at full price no matter how much you beg them Do T-Mobile phones come unlocked since I did buy it full price? ---------- no, contract, subsidy, or full price still means its locked. 1) Wireless Carrier stores, called CORS (company owned retail stores), do not sell phones at full price to non-customers. Either you are already a customer of theirs…. Or…. plan on being a customer of theirs in the next 10-15 minutes. Lmao 2) Branded wireless carrier phones sold at Full Price (499-699) on national retailer sotres and sites (walmart, amazon, radioshack, best buy) are locked to that carrier. You must call the carrier to obtain the unlock code. 3) Non-branded wireless carrier phones are sold ONLY by the OEM and are naturally unlocked, may/may not have additional hardware/software installed than basic wireless carrier versions, and are geared, mod’d more to developers and techs rather than the idiot sheeple of the general public. They are $699-$999…

Q:i am wanting a phone from boost mobile but want a straight talk plan?? can I do this

No, that will not work, and for several reasons: 1.) Straight Talk will not accept a Boost Mobile phone, period. 2.) Boost Mobile phones are not compatible with Straight Talk's GSM SIM cards. 3.) Boost Mobile phones with SIM card slots are either iDEN (which will not work with a GSM SIM card), or are locked from being used outside of Boost Mobile.

Q:Does it cost money to use Wifi on a mobile phone? I can understand paying for normal internet usage from your network but i'm not sure about wifi?!?! Please Help I'm thinking of getting the Nokia 5800

No it does not cost money to use wifi on your phone. The only thing you will have to pay for with wifi is the wifi router and your normal internet bill.