This is how you do it :
1. Create a link between your Motorola RAZR Phone and any Bluetooth Accessory 1.0 and up, you need to turn the Bluetooth connection "on".
This is how: Go into your phone "settings". > Then select "Connection" > "Bluetooth Link" > "Set Up" > "Power" > "On". The connection will stay on until you turn it off. We recommend to turn it off when not in use to preserve battery life.
2. To connect your Motorla RAZR to another Bluetooth hands free kit or headset, go into "Settings" > "Connection" > "Bluetooth Link" > "Handsfree" > (Look for Device). You phone will scan for available devices located within the range of the Motorola RAZR, approx 30 feet away. If your cell phone is already connected to a Blue Tooth headset, you must disconnect from it to find other devices. Once you have identified your bluetooth device, highlight its name and click on the "select" button.
3. The Bluetooth device will ask permission to connect. Select "yes" and press the "select" button; after that you will be prompted to insert a PIN code to initiate a secure connection. The PIN code is sually provided by the Bluetooth device manufacturer, not the RAZR. Once the connection is made, you should see the bluetooth logo displayed on the internal screen, while the external screen Bluetooth indicator will flash
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Oct 28, 2007
Hot Cell Phone Tips:Motorola RAZR Video Capture
Motorola Razr users can record video clips and send them to other cell phone users by using a multimedia message.
This is how to do it:
1. Activate you cellphone video camera, by selecting in the menu: Multimedia > Videos > New Video > .
2. Then press on the "capture" button (right end corner) to start recording. Press on the "stop" button (right end corner) to end the video.
3. You will be given the option to store it or discard. If you decide to store it, the Motorola RAZR will prompt you to either "send in message" or "store only". If you store it, you will find your video under Multimedia > Videos > Video Clip. If you decide to send it, the phone will ask you to select the cell phone number of the person you have stored in your contact menu and press the "send" button.
This is how to do it:
1. Activate you cellphone video camera, by selecting in the menu: Multimedia > Videos > New Video > .
2. Then press on the "capture" button (right end corner) to start recording. Press on the "stop" button (right end corner) to end the video.
3. You will be given the option to store it or discard. If you decide to store it, the Motorola RAZR will prompt you to either "send in message" or "store only". If you store it, you will find your video under Multimedia > Videos > Video Clip. If you decide to send it, the phone will ask you to select the cell phone number of the person you have stored in your contact menu and press the "send" button.
Oct 25, 2007
Reduce Your Exposure To Cell Phone Radiation
Since studies have shown that the overheating effect of cell phone radiation on the brain can occur in just minutes, limit your calls to those that are absolutely necessary. Use a landline for longer telephone calls.
Do your research before buying a wireless device. Most cell phones sold in the United States list their Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) in their manual. This number refers to the actual amount of RF energy absorbed by the body, so a lower number indicates a lower radiation exposure risk.
Invest in an airtube headset. While many people believe that using a headset offers some kind of protection, regular headsets actually intensify the radiation as it enters the ear canal. Avoid using your cell phone in metallic enclosures such as elevators, where radiation has nowhere to go but into your body.
Limit your cell phone use and choose cell phone radiation blockers as an extra measure of precaution. Until more is known about RF energy and the effects it has on the human body, it is up to you to protect yourself as best you can!
Do your research before buying a wireless device. Most cell phones sold in the United States list their Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) in their manual. This number refers to the actual amount of RF energy absorbed by the body, so a lower number indicates a lower radiation exposure risk.
Invest in an airtube headset. While many people believe that using a headset offers some kind of protection, regular headsets actually intensify the radiation as it enters the ear canal. Avoid using your cell phone in metallic enclosures such as elevators, where radiation has nowhere to go but into your body.
Limit your cell phone use and choose cell phone radiation blockers as an extra measure of precaution. Until more is known about RF energy and the effects it has on the human body, it is up to you to protect yourself as best you can!
How Cell Phone Radiation Shields Work
As their name suggests, these cell phone accessories simply block cell phone radiation, preventing it from entering the ear or head. They are usually made of ceramic or other conductive materials and are readily available in stores or online for most cell phone models.
As their name suggests, these cell phone accessories simply block cell phone radiation, preventing it from entering the ear or head. They are usually made of ceramic or other conductive materials and are readily available in stores or online for most cell phone models.
As their name suggests, these cell phone accessories simply block cell phone radiation, preventing it from entering the ear or head. They are usually made of ceramic or other conductive materials and are readily available in stores or online for most cell phone models.
Protect Yourself from Cell Phone Radiation
"The voluntary exposure of the brain to microwaves from hand-held mobile phones... [is] the largest human biological experiment ever." - Professor Leif Salford, Head of Research at Lund University, Sweden.
Exposure to radiation from cell phones is a growing concern, not only in the United States, but around the world. As more and more studies point towards a link between cell phone radiation and headaches, certain types of cancer and even lowered sperm count, consumers are searching for ways to protect themselves from this potential threat.
Is Cell Phone Radiation Really Harmful?
The problem is that no definitive studies are available, one way or the other. With some scientists still arguing that cell phone radiation isn't dangerous at all, how is a consumer to know who to trust? Recently, several companies have created cell phone radiation blockers to ease the concerns of some cell phone users. Those who choose to do so can simply use this accessory to block up to 99% of cell phone radiation.
All cell phones and cell phone towers emit Radio Frequency (RF) energy, a type of electromagnetic energy. This RF energy differs from the type of electromagnetic energy found in gamma rays and x-rays and has been thought of until recently to be completely harmless. X-rays are a type of ionizing radiation, meaning that they damage human cells by stripping electrons away from their normal locations.
Since RF energy is non-ionizing, scientists believed that it would not have this same effect on human cells. However, tests on animals show that the heat created by cell phone radiation can indeed damage cells by overheating them. The extent of the damage is impossible to know or understand until further testing is done, but this type of testing on humans is a moral and ethical no-no.
Exposure to radiation from cell phones is a growing concern, not only in the United States, but around the world. As more and more studies point towards a link between cell phone radiation and headaches, certain types of cancer and even lowered sperm count, consumers are searching for ways to protect themselves from this potential threat.
Is Cell Phone Radiation Really Harmful?
The problem is that no definitive studies are available, one way or the other. With some scientists still arguing that cell phone radiation isn't dangerous at all, how is a consumer to know who to trust? Recently, several companies have created cell phone radiation blockers to ease the concerns of some cell phone users. Those who choose to do so can simply use this accessory to block up to 99% of cell phone radiation.
All cell phones and cell phone towers emit Radio Frequency (RF) energy, a type of electromagnetic energy. This RF energy differs from the type of electromagnetic energy found in gamma rays and x-rays and has been thought of until recently to be completely harmless. X-rays are a type of ionizing radiation, meaning that they damage human cells by stripping electrons away from their normal locations.
Since RF energy is non-ionizing, scientists believed that it would not have this same effect on human cells. However, tests on animals show that the heat created by cell phone radiation can indeed damage cells by overheating them. The extent of the damage is impossible to know or understand until further testing is done, but this type of testing on humans is a moral and ethical no-no.
Oct 24, 2007
Original or NOT cell phone tricks!
Would you like to know if your cell phone is original or not?????
Press the following on your mobile *#06# and the-international mobile equipment identity number appears.
Then check the 7th and 8th numbers: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 th 8 th 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Phone serial no. x x x x x x ? ? x x x x x x x
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 02 or 20 this means your cell phone was assembled in Emirates which is very Bad quality
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 08 or 80 this means your cell phone was manufactured in Germany which is fair quality
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 01 or 10 this means your cell phone was manufactured in Finland which is very Good
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 00 this means your cell phone was manufactured in original factory which is the best Mobile Quality
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 13 this means your cell phone was assembled in Azerbaijan which is very Bad quality and also dangerous for your health
Press the following on your mobile *#06# and the-international mobile equipment identity number appears.
Then check the 7th and 8th numbers: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 th 8 th 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Phone serial no. x x x x x x ? ? x x x x x x x
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 02 or 20 this means your cell phone was assembled in Emirates which is very Bad quality
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 08 or 80 this means your cell phone was manufactured in Germany which is fair quality
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 01 or 10 this means your cell phone was manufactured in Finland which is very Good
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 00 this means your cell phone was manufactured in original factory which is the best Mobile Quality
IF the Seventh & Eighth digits are 13 this means your cell phone was assembled in Azerbaijan which is very Bad quality and also dangerous for your health
7 things your cell phone can do
• 1-888-FRUCALL: If you're in a store and you want to know if you're getting a good deal, call this number and enter the product bar code. For free, it'll tell you what you're looking at and what online merchants are selling it for.
• 112: Emergency dialing, even if your phone is out of service range or the keypad is locked.
• 1-866-411-SONG: If you're listening to the radio and a song comes on that you can't ID, call this number and hold your cell phone up to the radio. The company will send you a text message with the band and song name. It's free at first, but then you get charged.
• GOOGL: Send a text message to GOOGL (46645) with a search query, like "Chinese restaurants, Times Square" or "Weather 11215" or "Define existential" and you'll get a free text message right back from the search company.
• 1-800-555-TELL: Much like the Google service, except it's with voice not text. Call the number and you'll be walked through menus from which you can access sports scores, business listings, stock quotes and more
• Popularity Dialer: popularitydialer.com. This is more for kicks. Let's say you've got a meeting coming up that you know you'll want to be distracted from or a date you know you'll want to break off early. You can schedule this service to call you at a pre-planned time. A male or female voice (your choice) will come on the time and start talking, like it's a real friend or a real interruption.
• 1-800-FREE-411: Free directory assistance. You have to listen to an advertisement, but at least you don't have to pay $1 or $1.50 for every call.
• 112: Emergency dialing, even if your phone is out of service range or the keypad is locked.
• 1-866-411-SONG: If you're listening to the radio and a song comes on that you can't ID, call this number and hold your cell phone up to the radio. The company will send you a text message with the band and song name. It's free at first, but then you get charged.
• GOOGL: Send a text message to GOOGL (46645) with a search query, like "Chinese restaurants, Times Square" or "Weather 11215" or "Define existential" and you'll get a free text message right back from the search company.
• 1-800-555-TELL: Much like the Google service, except it's with voice not text. Call the number and you'll be walked through menus from which you can access sports scores, business listings, stock quotes and more
• Popularity Dialer: popularitydialer.com. This is more for kicks. Let's say you've got a meeting coming up that you know you'll want to be distracted from or a date you know you'll want to break off early. You can schedule this service to call you at a pre-planned time. A male or female voice (your choice) will come on the time and start talking, like it's a real friend or a real interruption.
• 1-800-FREE-411: Free directory assistance. You have to listen to an advertisement, but at least you don't have to pay $1 or $1.50 for every call.
Oct 11, 2007
Hot Cell Phones: Top 10 Buying Tips
Hot Cell Phones: Top 10 Buying Tips From PCMAG.COM
1. Ask around about the best carrier. Coverage and call quality vary widely between the six national carriers. The carriers will tell you that they're perfect, so ask neighbors, friends, and co-workers about who has the best coverage where you live, work and travel.
2. Pay attention to battery life. A dead phone is no phone at all, so look for a phone's "continuous talk time" rating. Assume you'll be able to go a day without charging for each hour of talk time.
3. Test the speaker. Usually, you'll be able to make local calls with a test phone at the wireless store. Make sure voices come through loud enough and clear enough.
4. Take a hands-off approach when driving. Several states now require you to use a hands-free kit in your car. For a car phone, look for speaker-independent voice commands so you don't have to touch the phone to dial. Try to find a phone with Bluetooth wireless capability for the widest selection of wireless headsets.
5. Keep an eye out for nickel-and-diming. Your base plan may not include instant messaging, picture messaging, e-mail access or calls in rural areas. If you're going to do any of those things, make sure it's included.
6. Shop in person, but buy online. Always go to a store to check out phone keypads, screens and speakers. But check carriers' Web sites and independent retailers like amazon.com for online deals once you've settled on a product.
7. Lock yourself in. Advertised, super-low prices for phones almost always require signing up for a new, two-year contract. Read the fine print to find the price for a phone with a one-year contract. If signing any contract drives you to distraction, check out no-commitment phones like AT&T's GoPhone or Virgin Mobile's prepaid service.
8. Consider a family plan. These are always the best deal for couples or families with multiple phones. You share a bucket of minutes, each get your own phone number and can save up to 50% over getting separate plans.
9. Get the right bands for your trips. If you travel between US cities, make sure your phone has both 850 and 1900 Mhz bands for the best coverage. If you often travel in the rural USA, an analog band will help big-time. And if you regularly go overseas, get a 'worldphone' with the 1800 Mhz band.
10. Don't be afraid to give it back. Most carriers offer a 15-day period when they'll take a phone back, no questions asked. Use your phone heavily the first week after you buy it. If anything deeply disturbs you – muffled sound, dead areas, a limp battery – return it and get a new one.
1. Ask around about the best carrier. Coverage and call quality vary widely between the six national carriers. The carriers will tell you that they're perfect, so ask neighbors, friends, and co-workers about who has the best coverage where you live, work and travel.
2. Pay attention to battery life. A dead phone is no phone at all, so look for a phone's "continuous talk time" rating. Assume you'll be able to go a day without charging for each hour of talk time.
3. Test the speaker. Usually, you'll be able to make local calls with a test phone at the wireless store. Make sure voices come through loud enough and clear enough.
4. Take a hands-off approach when driving. Several states now require you to use a hands-free kit in your car. For a car phone, look for speaker-independent voice commands so you don't have to touch the phone to dial. Try to find a phone with Bluetooth wireless capability for the widest selection of wireless headsets.
5. Keep an eye out for nickel-and-diming. Your base plan may not include instant messaging, picture messaging, e-mail access or calls in rural areas. If you're going to do any of those things, make sure it's included.
6. Shop in person, but buy online. Always go to a store to check out phone keypads, screens and speakers. But check carriers' Web sites and independent retailers like amazon.com for online deals once you've settled on a product.
7. Lock yourself in. Advertised, super-low prices for phones almost always require signing up for a new, two-year contract. Read the fine print to find the price for a phone with a one-year contract. If signing any contract drives you to distraction, check out no-commitment phones like AT&T's GoPhone or Virgin Mobile's prepaid service.
8. Consider a family plan. These are always the best deal for couples or families with multiple phones. You share a bucket of minutes, each get your own phone number and can save up to 50% over getting separate plans.
9. Get the right bands for your trips. If you travel between US cities, make sure your phone has both 850 and 1900 Mhz bands for the best coverage. If you often travel in the rural USA, an analog band will help big-time. And if you regularly go overseas, get a 'worldphone' with the 1800 Mhz band.
10. Don't be afraid to give it back. Most carriers offer a 15-day period when they'll take a phone back, no questions asked. Use your phone heavily the first week after you buy it. If anything deeply disturbs you – muffled sound, dead areas, a limp battery – return it and get a new one.
Oct 7, 2007
Hot Cell Phone Tips : How To Choose A Carrier
- how much you are willing to spend per month
- what features different carriers offer (data access, two-way text)
- which calling areas tyou need access to
- mobile-to-mobile options
- family share plans
- activation fee costs
- phone prices
- accessories included
- contracts
Tip: Don't accept a special offer or sign any contract until you're sure the carrier and the phone you've chosen has everything necessary to make the wireless experience a good one. That iPod Nano might not suit you! Very few states offer a "buyer's remorse" guarantee when purchasing cell phone plans, so an informed decision is a wise one.
Oct 5, 2007
How to transfer all your mobile content to your new iPhone?
If you are a connected person with a sizeable cell phone address book, entering all those contacts manually would waste you hours before your iPhone is fully loaded. By using DataPilot, migrating your mobile content to iPhone is a breeze. Simply plug your old cell phone into your computer and download your address book directly into your Microsoft Outlook or Macintosh Address Book, or download your music, pictures and videos to your computer's hard drive. Now you are ready to upload your entire mobile content to the iPhone using iTunes. It's that easy!
Change phones? Transfer your mobile content to the new phone. Get $10 off any DataPilot Universal.. Enter code U0707CJ at checkout.
Change phones? Transfer your mobile content to the new phone. Get $10 off any DataPilot Universal.. Enter code U0707CJ at checkout.
Oct 1, 2007
Hackers use Bluetooth to access cell phones
Nowadays, when you see someone talking on a cell phone, chances are, they're using a wireless device. Bluetooth technology is one of the latest must-have accessories for cell phones. It allows devices like cell phones and PDAs to communicate and transfer information with one another wirelessly. But be careful. Those convenient hands-free earpieces can be susceptible to hackers.
"There are viruses out there that you can get via Bluetooth if you have your phone always on and available to be found," says Darrel Bright at Suncom Wireless.
And that means the data on your phone, like emails, pictures, and addresses, could be seen by hackers. Often they use their phone to try to connect to another's phone through the Bluetooth device.
But you don't need to be too worried about other people listening in on your conversations. Bluetooth devices use a radio frequency that changes one thousand times per second, making it nearly impossible for someone to tap into the frequency of your phone. So what's the best way to make sure your bluetooth is secure?
"Don't make your Bluetooth always active. Only make it active when you need to use it," says Bright.
Experts say that's the best defense for keeping your private information private.
source : http://www.wwaytv3.com/node/548
"There are viruses out there that you can get via Bluetooth if you have your phone always on and available to be found," says Darrel Bright at Suncom Wireless.
And that means the data on your phone, like emails, pictures, and addresses, could be seen by hackers. Often they use their phone to try to connect to another's phone through the Bluetooth device.
But you don't need to be too worried about other people listening in on your conversations. Bluetooth devices use a radio frequency that changes one thousand times per second, making it nearly impossible for someone to tap into the frequency of your phone. So what's the best way to make sure your bluetooth is secure?
"Don't make your Bluetooth always active. Only make it active when you need to use it," says Bright.
Experts say that's the best defense for keeping your private information private.
source : http://www.wwaytv3.com/node/548
Sep 21, 2007
Top 5 Long Distance Call Services
Great deals and saving for long distance call.
With Skype you can make free calls over the Internet. Skype
What is Skype? Skype is a piece of software that customers can download to call other people on Skype over the internet for free and make and cheap calls to phones and mobiles worldwide.We are revolutionizing the telecoms world. We have a user base of over 200 million users - 25 million acquired during Q1 2007
Pay less for long distance phone calls with ComFi pre-paid calling cards
Who Are Our Customers?We offer a complete range of services and products that appeal to all age groups and ethnicities around out the globe that seek convenient communication at affordable prices.
Save on Long Distance from any phone. No switching carriers or entering PINS. Free minutes on sign up
Tel3 is a revolutionary new service that allows users to unify all their long distance needs in one easy to manage account. Our domestic (2.9c/min) and international rates are the most competitive in the US. There are 120Million cell phone users out there with no cost effective way of calling internationally. We are giving away 50 FREE domestic Minutes and 30 FREE international minutes to everyone who subscribes to our FREE trial service.
Long Distance Dialer and $10 of FREE CALLING. Register 5 phones for PIN-FREE dialing from HOME or CELL. USA-2.9c/m MX-5c/m
Make low cost international and long distance calls from a cell phone or a regular home phone by using the V-Global Dialer to automatically rout long distance calls over the V-Global VoIP network. With the V-Global Long Distance Dialer no broadband connection.
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With Skype you can make free calls over the Internet. Skype
What is Skype? Skype is a piece of software that customers can download to call other people on Skype over the internet for free and make and cheap calls to phones and mobiles worldwide.We are revolutionizing the telecoms world. We have a user base of over 200 million users - 25 million acquired during Q1 2007
Pay less for long distance phone calls with ComFi pre-paid calling cards
Who Are Our Customers?We offer a complete range of services and products that appeal to all age groups and ethnicities around out the globe that seek convenient communication at affordable prices.
Save on Long Distance from any phone. No switching carriers or entering PINS. Free minutes on sign up
Tel3 is a revolutionary new service that allows users to unify all their long distance needs in one easy to manage account. Our domestic (2.9c/min) and international rates are the most competitive in the US. There are 120Million cell phone users out there with no cost effective way of calling internationally. We are giving away 50 FREE domestic Minutes and 30 FREE international minutes to everyone who subscribes to our FREE trial service.
Long Distance Dialer and $10 of FREE CALLING. Register 5 phones for PIN-FREE dialing from HOME or CELL. USA-2.9c/m MX-5c/m
Make low cost international and long distance calls from a cell phone or a regular home phone by using the V-Global Dialer to automatically rout long distance calls over the V-Global VoIP network. With the V-Global Long Distance Dialer no broadband connection.
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