Q:i need a t mobile phone that had wi fi but i am having trouble choosing one with a reasonable price

How bout the mytouch phone .

Q:950 million phones sold last year and the total worldwide mobile subscriber base grew from 2.1 billion to 2.7 billion. Phones are replaced every 18 months.How many people have more then one mobile phone? what do they do with old theyone?

well i have had 3 phones. my frist one was a Motorola and i hated it but i still have it, i keep meaning to put it in one of them phone bins . my 2nd phone was an iphone ad well i managed to get into a spa with it still in my pocket (epic fail i know) and my current phone is another iphone. so i kinda have 2 phones because i still have my first.

Q:I have been given a second-hand mobile phone. To my knowledge this phone has never left England, so am amazed that 'My Network List' has histories of Swisscom anad many others that I recognise as European or even American telecom groups. How is this?

i think basically,phones from foreign nations have an inbuilt sim-card that can auto detect available netwoks.have u started using the phone?if not then i think u should consult a qualified person for breaking the seal of the sim card.only then u will be able to access the indian netwoks.the sim card must be holding the list of the netwoks from england and america.tats what is the list you are talking about in the my networks list.

Q:Andrews mobile phone how to look txt file?

In the upper left corner of the reader has a book logo, click on the import of native books, as long as the local storage TXT document where you can directly import.

Q:I lost my T-Mobile phone when I was playing around with my phone and my friend's phone. She let me try out her old phone, so I could see if that was the phone I really wanted, you know? (She has an iPhone 4, the phone I want.) After that, we went out and I misplaced my phone. We can't find it anywhere and since I have the sim with me and not in the phone, we can't call the phone :( I wanted to know, if I go to T-Mobile and tell them these unfortunate events, will I get a new phone free since I have insurance? I asked one of my close friends what he did when his phone was lost and he said he had to pay $40 to get his new phone.Please and thank you!

This Site Might Help You. RE: Lost T-Mobile Phone. Free New One? I lost my T-Mobile phone when I was playing around with my phone and my friend's phone. She let me try out her old phone, so I could see if that was the phone I really wanted, you know? (She has an iPhone 4, the phone I want.) After that, we went out and I misplaced my phone. We

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:Could I be advised which is the best Walkman Mobile phone to purchase in the UK within ?100 in PAYG. Thanks in advance.

try the se w810i! )

Q:I had shortlisted the Sony Ericsson T700 and G502 as the choices for my first mobile phone. I am pretty convenient at using mobile phones (as all my relatives have one) so using them is not a problem. My first pref is the T700 but as it is costlier and mostly has the same features as the cheaper G502 (except camera mp, menu layout and more RSS functions), I am thinking of going for the G502. However, I have read that the G502's build quality is poor and it hangs and restarts and similar sort of things. Also some people say that the colour starts coming off after a few months. Is that a cause for worry?I know that firmware needs to be updated regularly so, if I maintain it well, are there chances of problems creeping up? I would also like to know from G502 users if they liked it or if they had some specific problems with it? In the end, should I wait for the T700's price to drop or should I go for the G502?Thanx for reading.

I've had one for about a couple of months now and had no problems with it. I was just after a low cost phone that would allow me to check emails, get weather reports, connect to messenger, etc. The screen is a little small but I can read my mail using Google's excellent mobile mail app. I haven't tried to write an email with it yet. Build quality is good and I haven't had any problems with it hanging, although a couple of websites that I was viewing with the built in browser have caused it to restart. Can't comment on the paint coming off yet. I think the screen would be easily scratched so I try to avoid putting it in the same pocket as keys, coins, etc. and I'm looking for some sort of cover to protect it. Overall, it does the job for me and I've been pleased with it in the first couple of months I've had it. Best regards,

Q:I was just wondering, If i bought a G1 (ATT Subscriber) without contract and just unlock it through the web service for $24 will I be able to use it? Or do I first need a T Mobile sim to activate the phone?I am confused by the last question there, so please help.

You need a T-Mobile account and data plan just to set the phone up initially. I have one, so I've done it. When you first fire up the phone, it expects to find a T-Mobile sim with an active data plan, and you have to set up Google access with either an existing account or a new account set up on the phone. Once you do that, I understand you can unlock the phone and use it with other GSM systems (like ATT), but there are a couple of caveats: 1. You won't be able to use the T-Mobile data network, even with a ATT data plan. 2. You can allegedly tweak the phone to use the ATT data network, but you still have to have a data plan to do so. 3. You won't have any 3G access on ATT or T-Mobile's network. It will work with the edge network, but since the phoen si a 3G phone, you lost the advantage of that higher speed network. To me, doing it this way is no advantage. Even though ATT has better 3G coverage (currently), T-Mobile is rapidly rolling theirs out, and it is available in many major cities. I have it where I work in DC, but not where I live yet in Jacksonville, Florida, but the edge network works there really well. I know you have an ATT plan, but if your contract is up or close to it, I'd switch. I'm very happy with T-Mobile (been with them many years) and the G1 is an excellent phone.

Q:I want to study about mobile phone any reference book is there?

If you mean making App you can try google for MIT App Inventor Or if you mean just how to use it in general, just google for your phone name's reference