Q:How does smartphone adjust time?

Step two: drop-down click language and time Step three: If the phone is online, you can click on the automatic settings, synchronized Internet time.

Q:i was wondering what kind of other phones are good for texting with keyboard for t-mobile?! ohh and besides the sidekick!

I truthfully have verizon, and that they sparkling documents as quickly as a month and you will't retrieve them on line. you need to attempt giving her provider a call or ask you female buddy who she's been texting. additionally, in case you quite do no longer have confidence, examine her telephone each so usually, in simple terms don't get caught.

Q:How to set ip to the phone?

Check - Show advanced options, pull down will appear "IP settings, the option of DHCP to - static.

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'll be travelling for 3 weeks between Scotland, Wales and England in July. I'd like to have a mobile phone, but Canadian phones don't work with the European mobile systems. I would probably only use it for a couple of calls/day and maybe one or two calls back to Canada. After changing planes in Heathrow, I start my journey in Edinburgh. Does anyone have a suggestion for where/how to obtain a good deal on a mobile phone? It is also likely that I will visit the UK again in a year or two, and so have another chance to use the phone. Thanks!

You might be able to get a pay-as-you-go phone in Heathrow, if your layover is long enough. Otherwise, once you get to Edinburgh, find a mobile phone store- they are everywhere. There's three different ones in St. James Center and at least three more along Princes Street, so if, for instance, you take the bus to Waverly station when you get into town, you could easily walk right into one. You should be able to get a cheap pay-as-you-go mobile for as little as ?10-?15- phones4U has it's cheapest model for ?9.95 phones4u .uk/shop/shop_payg and they have a location in St.James Center. As long as you get ?10 airtime, although since you're not local they might make you buy ?20 airtime- for a three week trip, that should about do you. Any phone you buy here will work all over the UK. Look up the place you're staying online, then type mobile phone, Edinburgh, (name of area or nearby street) into Google- you should be able to find somewhere convenient. Have a great time!

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 )

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Q:Do Vodafone mobile phones support Telstra sim cards

get away from that network

Q:I am getting a plan with boost mobile soon. I was looking for boost mobile phones on OKorder but I couldn't find one that I like. So I wanted to ask: Which phone should I get?*I like to text*I want something cute*I don't want it to be to old.So what do you recommend?

I have Boost Mobile and I purchased the Motorola i335 and am very unhappy with it. It's terrible for text and has a short battery charge. The small display on my phone is very scratched already with just normal use. I tried to return the phone in the first week after I purchased it with no luck. I have the 50. Unlimited plan and added 10. for unlimited international text. No one else I've found offers unlimited international text. Boost has the best plan I've found but poor service quality and the Motorola i335 is not a good phone. I know this does'nt answer your question but may be helpful.

Q:I am trying my luck for the one last time if T-Mobile right for me. the phone i have is motorala razr which really terrible- poor reception, dropped calls etc. any suggestion just a simple tmobile phone with good reception , that is all in needed

Mobile Phone With Best Reception

Q:I have an old mobile phone Nokia 3120 (the 1st series of Nokia model/phones as in super old) I want to extract ALL the SMS messages received and sent messages especially the DELETED received sent ones, do you know any mobile phone software I can use to extract ALL the SMS messages in my phone? or do you think I can go direct to Nokia and ask them to do the extraction??

There exist quite a few software's to recover deleted SMS messages from SIM cards and phone memory, but all of them require you to purchase the software, However, if you own a Nokia phone you might be in luck, as there are very good chances of message recovery from your cellphone without need of any specialized data recovery software for free, simply follow the step-by-step procedure below for important data recovery: 1)Download(see the source) and install the free mobile File Manager - FExplorer. 2)Launch FExplorer and navigate to C: if you use Phone Memory to store your messages (default) and D: if you use Storage Card as your SMS storage location. 3)Now navigate to and open “system” folder. 4)Now open the “mail” folder. 5)This folder should contain many folders named similar to 0010001_s etc. with files named similar to 00100000 etc., These files are the actual deleted messages, Simply, use the FExplorer inbuild text viewer to view these files, You will need to browse through every folder and open all files inside them until you get the required SMS. 6)Do Note that this trick does not work on Symbian 3rd Edition cellphones. I hope this helped.