Archive for the ‘Tips and Tricks’ Category
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T-Mobile G1 Tips and Tricks: How to Install Apk File
Saturday, November 8, 2008 8:35 4 CommentsWow… I got an interesting article over at the internet about the Android T-Mobile G1 Tips and Tricks. This time our folks at Android-Unleashed have given us a way to install the apk file to the Android T-Mobile G1 device. I haven’t tried the tips, though (it is obvious since I don’t have the T-Mobile [...]
BlackBerry Storm 9530: Price Details and User Manual
Sunday, November 2, 2008 20:22 1 CommentHello there!! Are you a Blackberry Storm new user? If you are, you can now download the user manual for the first ever full-touch screen Blackberry from our folks at Crackberry. However, I have to remind you that the manual is pretty thick, consisting 249 pages. I bet you can find almost anything related to [...]
Hidden Feature of iPhone firmware 2.1
Sunday, November 2, 2008 20:09 No CommentsThis is interesting to know, even though in my opinion as a user it’s not such a big deal. Checkout the picture above. The picture looks like an ordinary iPhone app but it is actually a webpage displayed in full screen mode through the Safari browser.
Working almost exactly like a native app, albeit a bit [...]
[Tips ] How to Create FREE Ringtones on iPhone
Thursday, October 9, 2008 7:13 3 CommentsI’ve found a very interesting post that unveils how to create free ringtones on iPhone via iTunes 8. The writer even said that “iPhone ringtones were never easier (or free-er) to create”. As you all might’ve aware, the new iTunes 8 allows user to customize a particular song’s start- and end-time, paving the way for [...]
Tips: Extending Battery time of the Sony Ericsson W810i
Wednesday, September 24, 2008 22:37 No CommentsI found an interesting tips about the Sony Ericsson w810i over at the internet. So basically we can save the lifetime of the battery by turning off the backlight of the W810i when we’re on a long call (note: the display backlight of the handset is set to be on all the time when we’re [...]
Tips: Sharing Applications on iPhone
Saturday, July 26, 2008 18:21 No CommentsWell, here’s another tips and tricks about iPhone. I found this interesting post at the intomobile.com. Basically it’s about how to share applications between iPhones, and in this case, it’s the Super Monkey Ball application.
Apple will gladly take your money as you purchase multiple copies of Super Monkey Ball or Texas Hold ‘Em Poker for [...]
How to: iPhone 3G as a Modem
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 14:43 2 CommentsHere’s a tricks i got from intomobile on how to tether iPhone 3G and use it as a modem. Hope it is useful. Enjoy, folks…
Follow this tutorial to get your iPhone 3G tethered and playing nice with your laptop:
Jailbreak your iPhone 3G
Install 3Proxy and MobileTerminal
Fire up the “Cydia” application that was installed during the iPhone [...]
How to: Extend the Battery Life of iPhone 3G
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 14:33 No CommentsHmm…Do you know that GPS receiver and 3G radio can suck the battery of your iPhone 3G? some of you might’ve noticed that the lifetime of your iPhone 3G’s battery is shorter than the previous version of iPhone. However, we now have the solution thanks to our folks at intomobile. Here’s the step:
First off, you [...]
Texting for Free in Your iPhone 3G
Monday, July 7, 2008 18:28 No CommentsHmm… Interesting title huh? This is a post that originated from our beloved friends at the cellphones.etc entitled “Free SMS on iPhone 3G”. Here’s an interesting lines from the post:
Here’s a trick we found showing up over the web. What you need to do is create a new email address. When composing the message make [...]
iPhone Superb Protector
Thursday, June 26, 2008 8:19 No CommentsSoon enough there will be 3G iPhone around us. This long-awaited announcement will of course encourage iPhone 1st generation users to get that newer version and sell the previous version on the market. In order to have a considerably high resale value, you shouldn’t let your iPhone to be harmed with scratches and dents.
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