Q:I have just received an upgrade from T-Mobile. Whilst I like the phone I want to unlock it so I can put a cheaper SIM in for my trips to Jersey. Only one network on Jersey (UK).The phone is a Samsung U800 which seems to prove hard to unlock??An internet service could not help and Tmobile says it takes 28 days.Does anyone know of a high street shop that could unlock and not charge that much?Cheers

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Q:Can the cancer causing rays from a mobile phone leak in liquid form?

If your phone is leaking, then replace the battery.

Q:I Have the paylo plan for virgin mobile, and im looking for a better phone other than the ones they have for that plan. could i get a phone from the unlimited plan and just put my battery and sim card into that and be able to have the paylo plan just on a better phone? Not looking to switch phone plans.

Nope Vigin Mobile will not allow you to do that. The Paylo phones have only a few phones. You can not buy a unlimited Virgin Mobile phone and put it into a Paylo account. Secondly there is no sim cards on Virgin Mobile since Virgin Mobile uses CDMA network here in the United States.

Q:I have a virgin mobile phone I purchased about three years ago. Do they allow free upgrades or discounts on newer models? Anyone had any experiance with them?

I used to work at Virgin Mobile and when I was there I don't believe that they had free phone upgrades. I know that they would just give offers to random people, but for a phone upgrade all you could do is buy a new phone. The only time you would get a cheaper or new phone would be if they were having a sale on the phone or a promotion. Things might have changed but thats how it was. Good luck and I hope I was able to help you out.

Q:Could you please tell me if antenna is getting all the signals but the circuit decides the frequency(as u mentioned), then why there is no interference between the cellphones in the same cell, although they have the same circuits? I mean me and my friend in the same room using the same phone and calling people. I know for each mobile different frequency allocated. But hoe the phone differ thet. Dont they have the same circuit all the time?Regards,

You nailed that one: they do tune to a slightly different frequency, as a function of what the cell phone tower tells them is available. The phone have a circuit that allows them to tune to the allocated frequency. It is even capable of changing frequency when you move from a cell to a different one and are switching towers, without interrupting the flow of the communication. They also use a lot of other techniques to compress the information, divide it in packets and label them so that each set knows if the information is directed to them or not.

Q:I need to buy a new mobile phone, i would like it to have-bluetooth-camera-mp3 player-lots of memory-random other cool featuresIf any of you have a cool mobile phone or know of one then could you reccomend it links to photos and stuff like that would be good )

5610xpress music the best rite now it has all the features

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 curently have a virgin mobile kyocera loft. Ive had it for 8 months i was wondering if i could upgrade my phone to a smartphone for lower than the original price.

Dude, virgin mobile's phones are already cheap enough and you want a lower price on it? Besides, virgin mobile's phones are usually have no contract since its a prepaid plan so there is no 2 year contract and without a 2 year contract, then no discount.

Q:I am looking to get a new T-Mobile smart phone. I was wondering what the best phone out there is that fits these things I want it to have.Button keyboardTouch screen4g enabled720p or higher video recording capabilitiesI had recently had the G2 and it was really good, but didn't have some of the things I wanted. I was although highly impressed by it.So if you know of a phone that fits the description above, please help me out. Thanks!

The mytouch 4g slide made by htc is the best smartphone with 4g keyboard 1080p hd recording and of course touch screen I had a mytouch 4g (no keyboard) and it was the best phone I had but I switched to a cheaper kayboard phone the sidekick 4g but I wouldn't recomnad the sidekick

Q:if i buy a ampd mobile phone then can i use it for cingular?

No, Ampd Mobile phones run on CDMA technology. Ampd piggy backs on the Verizon network. Cingular and T-Mobile are GSM, what most of the world uses. They have the little SIM card behind the battery which you can take out and switch phones easily.