Big Keypad Senior Mobile Phone M33

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Product Description

1.Network:GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900MHZ (QUAD BAND)
2.Louder speaker/BIG keypad/BIG torch

3.TV+ output FM

4.5PIN USB , 5PIN earphone, 3.5 NOKIA JACK

5.2.0 TFT LCD

6.Bluetooth/FM/GPRS/MP3/MP4/ with NOKIA charge jack

7.Platform: RDA8851 (32+32 Flash )
8.Battery:1800mAh

9.Dimensions:120*58.8*18

10.Color:black , red, purple

Big Keypad Senior Mobile Phone M33

Q: I'm eligible for an upgrade, and I would like to know your opinions on whether I should get the G2, or MyTouch 4G. Before anyone answers, yes I am aware T-Mobile (like many other carriers) may not be as strong in your area, as it is in mine. I'm not looking for any comments about T-Mobile, or how the IPhone is so much better than any of them etcI'm seeking what owners have found as Pro's Con's of each type of phone. Like what's the difference between G2's Stock Android, and MyTouch's adaptation of it. If you are a current owner of either of these phones, you're experiences be they positive or negative. Would be great to read to help me make a choice. Thanks!: I don't live in the US so I don't really know how bad T-Mobile is. I haven't heard of the MyTouch 4G, but I have heard of the G2 (but known as the HTC Desire Z outside of US). I've heard good thigns about the G2, it's a pretty good phone, there aren't really much of a problem with it. The only flaw that some people have reported is that while sliding out the keyboard, the wire that connects the screen to the actual phone becomes exposed and it looks fragile like it would break at some point (the wire is important because if it becomes detached the screen will not work). Although, no one has reported an incident with it. So you should be fine with it. The good thing about it is that it runs on Stock Android meaning that you can update as soon as Google releases a new version of Android. HTC phones are pretty good in terms of quality and I know people with HTC phones so, I'd recommend it.

Q: I have been using a Dual SIM Chinese mobile phone for more than 8 months.Recently I have heard that the limit of Radiation of such phones is not properly maintained in the manufacturing process. Is there a such issue?How can I know whether my phone is above the safe limit of Radiation? Actually is the Radiation of the Dual SIM phone is higher than that of a normal mobile phone?: Modern phones transmit a tiny percentage of a watt. Very old Analog phones can use up to 3 watts, but modern digital phones use far less. On the other hand, China is known for milk-gate and other nasty things Who knows if they care about such thing as phone radiation? --- Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days Consciousness: that annoying time between naps.

Q: I have a w385 Krzer on Boost Mobile's UNLTD plan. I like the Krzer and all but I'd like a new phone but keep the same number and plan. I was just on their site and was looking at all their phones but there is no option to buy a new phone in replacement of your other. the Krzer w385 does not have a SIM card so I can't but another phone online to swap card into I don't think. Help is appreciated. Thank You: I can show you how to get some of the coolest and latest phones on Unlimited by Boost . There are two branches of Boost mobile and yours is the older, original , non walkie talkie version. I have helped a lot of people upgrade their phone. Email me and I can help you get phones like the Rumor 2, HTC touch Diamond, etc on there.

Q: I saw some nice boost mobile walkie talkie phones, and i want one.: You can put a Boost Mobile Sim in most year 2002 and newer phones even most blackberries but on regular handsets download options will not work with blackberries you cannot use mobile web . If you can find someone who is familiar with iDEN mobile technology you can ask if they will unlock your Boost Mobile phone after that is done you can use a nextel 64K sim in any Java Boost handset but it must be UNLOCKED and you will NOT be allowed to download ringtones wallpapers etc

Q: What is the phone puk code, how can I open?: Puk code 1: PUK (PUK1) code is PIN code (PIN1) unlock code, PIN code (PIN1) is generally modified before the original password is 1234 or 0000.

Q: how can i call from PC to Landline/Mobile phone.free.: Hello, I just did this recently. First, once you sign on to Yahoo Messenger, down about 3/4 of the way down, below your friends or family list of names online, you will see Phone Out and a Phone In. You will need to click on the Phone Out and follow the instructions for calling, including entering your credit card number. Then, to begin making calls, you will have to follow the instructions that are sent to you from Yahoo in an email they will send to the email address you provided to them. This will take a few days to get done, so, you may not be able to make calls this way til after Christmas. Sorry

Q: I have this really nice T-Mobile phone a friend gave me but i am with Boost mobile is there anyway that i might be able to unlock the phone to work with Boost Mobile?My current phone is Sanyo Incognito and it has no sim card.: No. The phone is GSM. Boost is not a GSM carrier.

Q: I am looking at Vigin Mobile phones, and I have found two that would be great. The Slash and the Shuttle. I need help choosing. Which one is better?: Definately the Shuttle!! Here is why the Shuttle is better: (+) Shuttle camera is 1.3 megapixel camera, Slash is just VGA (+) Shuttle can record video, Slash cannot (+) Shuttle is 3G speed and uses EVDO (this is Virgin Mobile's first EVDO 3G phone) (+) Shuttle has a music player (Slash does not) (+) Shuttle has removable memory, Slash does not (+) Shuttle is much quicker than Slash This is why the Shuttle is better :-) If you are planning of getting either one of these, it would be best to get the Shuttle, the higher price is worth it. I am planning on getting one!!

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: Hello. In my last flights a while ago the Flight Woman told me to remove my mobile phone from service because of take off and landing only. I ask her why but she did not tell back to me.What is it? Do my mobile phone insult the functionality of the plane during take off and landing? Can it harm the navigation of the captain? Or does it harass the electricity of the plane? Is the captain allowed to turn on his mobile phone during take off?And in flight I was scaring because there was a thunderstorm outside from the plane. I turn my mobile phone of really fast. Can the thunderstorm call my mobile phone during flight and kill me?And there was another guy who was in use of his mobile phone during landing. He was sitting away and I was talking to him really loud to turn of his mobile please. The flight woman tell me to be shut down my service of talking. She was not tell him to take it out of service! Why are other people allowed to use their during landing?: Restrictions on the use of mobile phones are a legal matter, not a safety matter. Despite what some flight crews say (and what airlines deliberately teach them), mobile phones do not interfere with aircraft systems. In the United States, FCC regulations prohibit the use of cellular telephones at any point in flight (flight being defined as any time that the aircraft's wheels are not touching the ground). This means the whole flight, not just takeoff and landing. The restriction was put in place because the FCC feared that cell phones in the air would overload base stations on the ground. This turned out not to be a problem, but the restriction is still in place. The relevant regulation is 47 CFR § 22.925. The FAA also places restrictions on the use of portable electronic devices in flight. This restriction arose out of the fear that electronic devices would interfere with aircraft systems. This also turned out not to be a problem, but the regulation is still in place. The relevant regulation is 14 CFR § 121.306 for airlines. So the only reasons for the restrictions are legal restrictions. It's not a matter of electronic interference, or the crew getting yoru attention, or anything like that. Anyway, airlines vary in their zeal for enforcement. The FAA itself encourages airlines to ignore its regulations during certain phases of flight. See Advisory Circular 91.21-1B.

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