Q:I want a phone that has fast internet browsingAnd AIM. preferably a nice cameraWhat is the best phone T-Mobile has right now?

G1- is pretty good , touch screen and full keyboard. don't get the t-mobile dash I had that phone and went through like 4-5 of them.

Q:Hi all,I've been looking on Amazon at the Samsung Galaxy S phone the description is ' Samsung I9000 Galaxy S Sim Free Mobile Phone 'I was thinking of buying this phone but I'm a bit unsure if it would work once I got it.Question 1: What exactly does Sim-Free mean? I thought initially it was that the phone was open to any network not locked but after reading some posts I am still a bit unsure.Question 2: How can I tell if this phone is locked or unlocked, I live in Spain so it would go on to a spanish network. When I came to Spain with my unlocked phone I just changed the sim card to a Spanish one and it worked.So really I'm just wanting to know if I buy it that I can just put my sim-card in and it will work.Thanks

Martin Cooper is the inventor of the cellular telephone. Dr. Cooper is the CEO and founding father of ArrayComm, a agency that works on sensible antenna technologies and convalescing on the spot networks.

Q:Can you use a regular T-Mobile Phone(that is made to have a plan) for a prepaid line?

Yes, you can-assuming you mean using a T-Mobile phone for T-Mobile prepaid service. Any T-Mobile phone will work with a T-Mobile SIM card. The cards are exactly alike, it is only the plans that differ.

Q:i want send images or mms to mobile phone from my pc.

Try using icq its free sign up, other wise get a bluetooth usb plugin and send them via bluetooth

Q:I only need points on the social issues about mobile phones :) Ty

Issues With Mobile Phones

Q:.adversely affect the functioning of an airplane's Radar with the distinct possibility of it crashing then why do terrorists bother with knives, bombs and guns?!.

It's not so much that mobile phones adversely affect aircraft systems. It's just impossible to thoroughly test every mobile phone for interference, so there is a ban to mitigate that risk altogether. The bigger issue is that cellular networks were made to be ground-based, having a limited number of towers within the line of sight of the phone. There could be major telephone network issues if thousands of people started making phone calls from 35,000 feet to a system designed to be used from the ground. EDIT: I'm not sure what you are looking for from your question because it appears that several people gave you good answers that you aren't satisfied with. Here's the clarification why they are banned: 1) FAA regulations only allow a few electronic devices to be used in flight, such as pacemakers and hearing aids. All other devices require the airline to make the determination that the device will not cause interference with airplane communication and navigation systems. See FAR 91.21: ecfr.gpoaccess /cgi/t/text/tex Consumer electronics that don't use any kind of radio waves have been deemed safe. Airlines shy away from devices that do rely on radio waves because there are many different products and they do not want to take on the liability of making the determination of which ones can and can't be used. Adding wifi to airplanes is actually a pretty major step. 2) FCC regulations prohibit use of cellular telephones while not on the ground due to concerns of how it will affect the cellular network. See 47 CFR 22.925: frwebgate2.access.gpo /cgi-bin or the FCC consumer notice: fcc /cgb/consumerfacts/cel

Q:I am going to Poland for a few weeks and I was wondering if my phone will work there. Poland got the phone network T-mobile and i was just thinking maybe it could let me call to other people in Poland or just the US. Please helppppp.

You will have to check with them first.

Q:Does Tesco has their own brand of mobile phone?

no yet once you get your telephone unlocked you could and despite community u initiate of wif you need to shop if the telephone is locked I have been given my telephone unlocked each week in the past for a tenner and it took minutes at an area telephone shop

Q:I found this online:If you leave your mobile phone charger plugged into the mains you will use the same amount of electricity whether or not your mobile is being charged. So when you've finished charging your phone unplug your charger!Is it true? Surely if the phone isn't connected, there is no circuit, so no power will be used.?

As you say, there is no circuit hence no load on the transformer, hence it will not use as much power as when charging, however transformers are not 100% efficient (it will get warm) hence even if unconnected it will use some power.

Q:Anyone has or has had a virgin mobile phone--- what are the pros and cons. I know they're good 'cause there is no contract but money wise would you spend more on one of these then on a cell phone with a contract?

coo but i never had one of them