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Friday, November 22, 2013
How to Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830
How to Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830
1. Press and hold the power and menu key for few second untill you enter the restore menu
2. After the menu show choose “wipe data/factory reset “
3a. Select yes and your phone will be restore to default
3b. After finish choose reboot now
4. It will restart. Don’t panic because it take few minute until complete.
5. Don’t panic just wait. If there is no response in 10 minute just release your battery and put it back again and repeat from first step.
Note;
-use menu key to select.
-use volume up down to choose the menu.
-make sure u have enough power in ur batttery.
Other Method
1. go to setting~>privacy~> factory data reset.
OR
2. dial *2767*3855#
all of this method will make the same effect to your phone: -”reset your phone to factory setting”
Friday, November 1, 2013
How do I know if my Nokia Mobile is Original
Nokia is the leading mobile manufacturer in the world and almost 80 percent of mobile phone users in India use a Nokia. But how do you know if your Nokia mobile phone is original or not? The answer is in the IMEI number of our mobile phone. IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity. No two mobile phones have the same IMEI number.
So, if you want to check if your Nokia handset is original, take a good look at the IMEI number, which is in the form of 15 digits. You can check your handset’s IMEI number by pressing *#06# on your handset. Now make a careful note of the following:
Your IMEI NO: X X X X X X? ? X X X X X X X
Your IMEI NO: X X X X X X? ? X X X X X X X
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 02 or 20, this shows that the phone was assembled in UAE meaning inferior quality.
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 08 or 80, this means that the phone was assembled in Germany which is good enough
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 01 or 10, this indicates that the phone was assembled in Finland which is quality wise very good.
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 00, this means the phone was assembled in the original Nokia manufacturing factory and it is having exceptional quality
• If your seventh and eighth digit are 13, then it shows that the phone was made in Azerbaijan, and the phone won’t probably last long.
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 08 or 80, this means that the phone was assembled in Germany which is good enough
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 01 or 10, this indicates that the phone was assembled in Finland which is quality wise very good.
• If the 7th & 8th digits are 00, this means the phone was assembled in the original Nokia manufacturing factory and it is having exceptional quality
• If your seventh and eighth digit are 13, then it shows that the phone was made in Azerbaijan, and the phone won’t probably last long.
So the next time, while buying a Nokia handset, do not forget to check the IMEI number.
Friday, October 25, 2013
YouTube Video download How to Download and Save YouTube Videos
How to download & save YouTube videos:
www.savevideodownload.com is the site where you may be able to download the videos played on YouTube. Internet Explorer users can download and/or save YouTube videos as follows.
Here are the steps to download and/or save videos from YouTube :
- Open www.youtube.com and play the video you want to download and/or save. Then copy the URL link.
- Open www.savevideodownload.com and go to download page and paste the URL link of the desired video from YouTube at the space provided for URL link.
- Start saving the video and it must rename the file with the extension FLV files as the files can only be saved in FLV files format .. You should use FLV Player to run the video or can convert FLV files to an mp3 file using FLV Converter. To my knowledge, this is the best way to download YouTube videos with Internet Explorer. Any suggestions for downloading or recording with other browsers like Google Chrome or FireFox can advise them the same way.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
How to enter the Unlocking Code for a Pantech Model phone
Option 1 - Pantech Models
1. Turn on your phone with an original SIM Card in it
2. Type the following: * # 8 6 5 6 2 5 #
3. A SIM Unlock Menu will appear, press Ok
4. Enter Unlock Code + * (8 digit code)
5. Re-enter Unlock Code + * (8 digit code)
6. The phone will display Unlock Process Complete
7. Press Ok
7. The phone is now unlocked.
2. Type the following: * # 8 6 5 6 2 5 #
3. A SIM Unlock Menu will appear, press Ok
4. Enter Unlock Code + * (8 digit code)
5. Re-enter Unlock Code + * (8 digit code)
6. The phone will display Unlock Process Complete
7. Press Ok
7. The phone is now unlocked.
Option 2 - Pantech Models
1. Insert a not accepted SIM Card and turn the phone on2. When prompted, enter the unlocking code provided
(Note: Use the onscreen keyboard and make sure that wireless mode is off)
3. Your phone will now be unlocked.
Option 3 - Pantech Models
1. Insert an non-accepted SIM Card and turn ON your phone2. A hidden Sim Unlock Menu will appear
3. Enter the Unlock Code provided
4. The phone will display the message Unlock Process Complete
5. The phone will now be unlocked.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
HOW TO FIX YOUTUBE VIDEO STOPS STREAMING WHEN SCREEN LOCKED On GOOGLE NEXUS 7
Once upgrading your Nexus 7 to Android 4.1.2, you may have some issues with the YouTube app, one of which is the video stops streaming when the screen is locked.
Usually, if you have a good network, then you wouldnt have a problem watching YouTube videos. But if the data network is slow, then you may pause the video waiting for it to buffer more data. However, while the video is pausing, your phone may go into idle mode and the screen is locked, at that point YouTube will just stop streaming. So to watch the video you will to download it again.
The answer is yes. All you need to do is extending the Lock screen time out, set the time period of 5-10 minutes. But if you don’t want to increase the time period for personal reason, then you will need to use third party app to help you deal with this.
Heres how to:
1. First, press the Home key to return to your Nexus 7’s Home screen.
2. Launch Google Play Store app.
3. Find and install the KeepScreen app.
- KeepScreen app will help you block the screen timeout with some selected apps that can be activated. This app is great if you would like to stream content while playing, too.
Just in case you want to extend the Lock screen Time out, go to Settings > Security. Then feel free to adjust the timeout period that you are comfortable with.
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
How To Hard Reset G1 Google Phone
1. Turn the G1 off. If it’s frozen on, take the battery out and put it back in the unit.
2. Hold the Home and Power keys down at same time for about 25 seconds. You will see a yellow triangle screen with exclamation point in the
middle.
Now to wipe the device clean:
3. Press Alt+L.
4. Press Alt+W for a factory reset.
5. Press the Home and Back keys again for about 25 seconds.
The device should then reset again and the hard reset is complete.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
How To Update Xperia X10 mini firmware with PC companion software
Force a restart of the phone if the phone hangs and cant be restarted normally.
Update your phone. Even if you have the latest software, updating your phone can improve
software stability and solve other problems.
Resetting the phone
Resetting the phone deletes all data, including downloaded applications, and resets the
phone back to its initial state, the state before you turned on the phone for the first time.
Make sure to back up important data you have on the phone before you reset the phone.
To reset the phone
1 From the Home screen, drag upwards.
2 Find and tap Settings > SD card, USB Mass Storage & phone storage > Factory
data reset > Reset phone.
3 Enter your screen unlock pattern.
4 Tap Erase everything.
There is also a RESET button on the back side of the device (under the IMEI sticker in the lower left corner) under the battery cover
Download PC companion and install
Download Link
PC Suite is out of date use PC companion software instead
If nothing works: As last resort do a Sony Ericsson txt phone repaire with PC Suite. Use this method to hard reset AFTER INSTALLATION----> TOOLS > PHONE REPAIR
Update your phone. Even if you have the latest software, updating your phone can improve
software stability and solve other problems.
Resetting the phone
Resetting the phone deletes all data, including downloaded applications, and resets the
phone back to its initial state, the state before you turned on the phone for the first time.
Make sure to back up important data you have on the phone before you reset the phone.
To reset the phone
1 From the Home screen, drag upwards.
2 Find and tap Settings > SD card, USB Mass Storage & phone storage > Factory
data reset > Reset phone.
3 Enter your screen unlock pattern.
4 Tap Erase everything.
There is also a RESET button on the back side of the device (under the IMEI sticker in the lower left corner) under the battery cover
Download PC companion and install
Download Link
PC Suite is out of date use PC companion software instead
If nothing works: As last resort do a Sony Ericsson txt phone repaire with PC Suite. Use this method to hard reset AFTER INSTALLATION----> TOOLS > PHONE REPAIR
Friday, October 4, 2013
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
How to Master Reset Motorola Spice XT300 Hard Reset Motorola Spice XT300
How to Master Reset Motorola Spice XT300, Hard Reset Motorola Spice XT300
- To perform a Master Reset on your Motorola Spice XT300 reset follow the steps below:
- with the phone off, press the power button and the "X" key on the keyboard
- When the triangle appears press the "alt" and the "w" key on the keyboard
- let the Motorola Spice XT300 reboot and your done!
Saturday, September 28, 2013
How to Unlock Android Phone After Too Many Pattern Attempts Without Factory Reset
1. Completely power off and power on your Galaxy-S phone.
2. Right after you pass the Galaxy-S and just before the Verizon Wireless logo video ends, immediately tap on the home button extremely fast and repeatedly (at least 4-5 times per second). If the Emergency Call button pops up, click that every now and then (3-5 times) but keep tapping on the home button. During this process your phone may flash the password screen or keypad screen just a few times and your phone will seem to be lagging due to the tapping.
3. Keep tapping until you see your Android home buttons stay steady at the bottom. Voila, you’re in your phone! If the emergency keypad constantly shows up or if it shows the Google account screen constantly, you have failed. The success rate can be around 15-50% so keep trying until it works. (You may want to grab a young phone-savvy guy or girl to do it if your fingers are too slow)
4. Find and run the Settings App and go to Accounts & Sync.
5. Under Manage Accounts, remove all accounts except your Google account.
6. Press your power button off and on and enter your correct Google account information.
7. It will ask for a new security pattern. Enter it twice and you are done!
I recommend the tapping method first but if that doesn’t work or you don’t have a home button, here is a different method to try pretty much based on the same concept. (again, will depend on app compatibility and may not work for all phones)
This method uses a free app called Screen Lock Bypass. (thanks to Michele for introducing this, but no need to purchase the Pro version) Please use this at your own risk as I cannot be responsible for any of the results caused from using this app. Basically, you’ll be using this app to bypass the screen lock and delete the other accounts blocking your Google username/password to accept.
1. Go to the Android Market download page on your desktop and install the app. (Yes, you are able to install apps using your desktop instead of your phone) Direct link: https://market.android.com/details?id=se.curity.android.screenlockbypass&hl=en (note: You need to login to the Android Market using your Google username and password that you used when you first set up your phone. This is the username and password that “should have” unlocked your phone in the first place.)
2. Select the phone you have (this is why you need to login with the right Google ID) and install the app. Wait about 5 minutes or restart your phone and wait a good amount of time for the app to fully install.
3. On the app instructions, it says to install any other app to trigger the Screen Lock Bypass app. I did not do this but for me, restarting the phone, waiting, soft off and on seemed to trigger it. (may have been triggered by a message though, this is the part where it unexpectedly blanked and disabled my screen for a good while.)
4. If it worked and bypassed the “too many pattern attempts” screen, go to phone Settings and then select Accounts & Sync.
5. Under Manage Accounts, remove all accounts except your Google account. (this should enable your Google username and password)
6. Go to Settings and select Applications, then Manage Applications.
7. Find Screen Lock Bypass and uninstall the app. (this will trigger the “too many pattern attempts” screen immediately)
8. Use your original Google username and password to finally unlock your phone properly.
9. Enter your new security pattern twice to finish!
If Method 2 worked for you, please leave your comments with your phone make and model to let us know!
Method 3
This was suggested by commenter Guru and has potential to work with all phones as it was claimed to work with the Galaxy S2.
Pre Condition: You remember the pattern and you remember your Google password and Android account is listed while using instructions below.
1. Using your computer, log into your Google account. You can verify your correct Google account using the Additional Tip at the bottom of this article.
2. Go to this link directly – https://accounts.google.com/IssuedAuthSubTokens OR click your e-mail on the top right corner, select Account settings, then hit “Visit the previous version of the Google accounts screen” towards the bottom, click “Authorizing applications & sites ” under your Personal Settings > Security.
3. Under “Connected Sites, Apps & Services – “Revoke Access” of your Google Account with Android. You will see the screen showing “You have successfully revoked access to Full Account Access”
[Alternate for step 3 - If you have already signed up for 2-Step Authorization previously and are able to generate a new application-specific password at the bottom, go ahead and generate a new password and use that password to unlock your device]
[Alternate for step 3 - If you have already signed up for 2-Step Authorization previously and are able to generate a new application-specific password at the bottom, go ahead and generate a new password and use that password to unlock your device]
4. Enter Gmail login and password on your phone. It will now accept your login details and will show a pattern screen. Enter the “correct” pattern and you can see the home screen.
Again, if this works for you, let us know!
Good Luck!
[Additional Tip]
If you don’t remember your Google username and password, it may be an account that was used during signup and never used afterwards. You can confirm this by logging into your Google Account and going to this page: https://market.android.com/account. Select the Settings tab and you should be able to see your phone device. If you do not see your phone listed, it is probably under a different Google ID. If your phone carrier cannot retrieve your Google e-mail used during signup, try this link to possibly retrieve it:
https://accounts.google.com/RecoverAccount
If you don’t remember your Google username and password, it may be an account that was used during signup and never used afterwards. You can confirm this by logging into your Google Account and going to this page: https://market.android.com/account. Select the Settings tab and you should be able to see your phone device. If you do not see your phone listed, it is probably under a different Google ID. If your phone carrier cannot retrieve your Google e-mail used during signup, try this link to possibly retrieve it:
https://accounts.google.com/RecoverAccount
[Note: If these solutions didnt work for you, the last thing I can recommend is a factory reset which is normally done through a simple button combination that is different for each phone. You should be able to google it or find factory reset instructions from your phone manufacturer or cell phone service provider at no charge.]
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
How to Unlock Android Phone After Too Many Pattern Attempts Without Factory Reset
How to Unlock Android Phone After Too Many Pattern Attempts Without Factory Reset
1. Completely power off and power on your Galaxy-S phone.
2. Right after you pass the Galaxy-S and just before the Verizon Wireless logo video ends, immediately tap on the home button extremely fast and repeatedly (at least 4-5 times per second). If the Emergency Call button pops up, click that every now and then (3-5 times) but keep tapping on the home button. During this process your phone may flash the password screen or keypad screen just a few times and your phone will seem to be lagging due to the tapping.
3. Keep tapping until you see your Android home buttons stay steady at the bottom. Voila, you’re in your phone! If the emergency keypad constantly shows up or if it shows the Google account screen constantly, you have failed. The success rate can be around 15-50% so keep trying until it works. (You may want to grab a young phone-savvy guy or girl to do it if your fingers are too slow)
4. Find and run the Settings App and go to Accounts & Sync.
5. Under Manage Accounts, remove all accounts except your Google account.
6. Press your power button off and on and enter your correct Google account information.
7. It will ask for a new security pattern. Enter it twice and you are done!
I recommend the tapping method first but if that doesn’t work or you don’t have a home button, here is a different method to try pretty much based on the same concept. (again, will depend on app compatibility and may not work for all phones)
This method uses a free app called Screen Lock Bypass. (thanks to Michele for introducing this, but no need to purchase the Pro version) Please use this at your own risk as I cannot be responsible for any of the results caused from using this app. Basically, you’ll be using this app to bypass the screen lock and delete the other accounts blocking your Google username/password to accept.
1. Go to the Android Market download page on your desktop and install the app. (Yes, you are able to install apps using your desktop instead of your phone) Direct link: https://market.android.com/details?id=se.curity.android.screenlockbypass&hl=en (note: You need to login to the Android Market using your Google username and password that you used when you first set up your phone. This is the username and password that “should have” unlocked your phone in the first place.)
2. Select the phone you have (this is why you need to login with the right Google ID) and install the app. Wait about 5 minutes or restart your phone and wait a good amount of time for the app to fully install.
3. On the app instructions, it says to install any other app to trigger the Screen Lock Bypass app. I did not do this but for me, restarting the phone, waiting, soft off and on seemed to trigger it. (may have been triggered by a message though, this is the part where it unexpectedly blanked and disabled my screen for a good while.)
4. If it worked and bypassed the “too many pattern attempts” screen, go to phone Settings and then select Accounts & Sync.
5. Under Manage Accounts, remove all accounts except your Google account. (this should enable your Google username and password)
6. Go to Settings and select Applications, then Manage Applications.
7. Find Screen Lock Bypass and uninstall the app. (this will trigger the “too many pattern attempts” screen immediately)
8. Use your original Google username and password to finally unlock your phone properly.
9. Enter your new security pattern twice to finish!
If Method 2 worked for you, please leave your comments with your phone make and model to let us know!
Method 3
This was suggested by commenter Guru and has potential to work with all phones as it was claimed to work with the Galaxy S2.
Pre Condition: You remember the pattern and you remember your Google password and Android account is listed while using instructions below.
1. Using your computer, log into your Google account. You can verify your correct Google account using the Additional Tip at the bottom of this article.
2. Go to this link directly – https://accounts.google.com/IssuedAuthSubTokens OR click your e-mail on the top right corner, select Account settings, then hit “Visit the previous version of the Google accounts screen” towards the bottom, click “Authorizing applications & sites ” under your Personal Settings > Security.
3. Under “Connected Sites, Apps & Services – “Revoke Access” of your Google Account with Android. You will see the screen showing “You have successfully revoked access to Full Account Access”
[Alternate for step 3 - If you have already signed up for 2-Step Authorization previously and are able to generate a new application-specific password at the bottom, go ahead and generate a new password and use that password to unlock your device]
[Alternate for step 3 - If you have already signed up for 2-Step Authorization previously and are able to generate a new application-specific password at the bottom, go ahead and generate a new password and use that password to unlock your device]
4. Enter Gmail login and password on your phone. It will now accept your login details and will show a pattern screen. Enter the “correct” pattern and you can see the home screen.
Again, if this works for you, let us know!
Good Luck!
[Additional Tip]
If you don’t remember your Google username and password, it may be an account that was used during signup and never used afterwards. You can confirm this by logging into your Google Account and going to this page: https://market.android.com/account. Select the Settings tab and you should be able to see your phone device. If you do not see your phone listed, it is probably under a different Google ID. If your phone carrier cannot retrieve your Google e-mail used during signup, try this link to possibly retrieve it:
https://accounts.google.com/RecoverAccount
If you don’t remember your Google username and password, it may be an account that was used during signup and never used afterwards. You can confirm this by logging into your Google Account and going to this page: https://market.android.com/account. Select the Settings tab and you should be able to see your phone device. If you do not see your phone listed, it is probably under a different Google ID. If your phone carrier cannot retrieve your Google e-mail used during signup, try this link to possibly retrieve it:
https://accounts.google.com/RecoverAccount
[Note: If these solutions didnt work for you, the last thing I can recommend is a factory reset which is normally done through a simple button combination that is different for each phone. You should be able to google it or find factory reset instructions from your phone manufacturer or cell phone service provider at no charge.]
Saturday, September 21, 2013
How to Care for the iPad 2
THE GADGET | How to Care for the iPad 2 | ipad, apps for ipad, ipad app, prices for ipad, ipad vs, 3g ipad, free ipad - What comes next after your get your hands on a new tech toy ? Me ? I buy protective gears before even unboxing it. I buy screen protectors, shockproof or scratchproof covering, and things similar to those I have already mentioned.What will you do to take care of a new toy like iPad 2 ? You might want to read the rest of this article to be informed of the things you can do for your gadget.
How to care for your iPad 2:
- The screen has a special coating that minimizes fingerprints.However, excess usage will cause the blotches to show.To prevent this from happening, you can buy a cloth to clean your screen after usage.Usually, the special cleaning cloth is made of microfiber or chamois.
- Make sure that you do your research before buying a cleaning cloth. There are those that can cause scratch so read reviews. Aside from the cloth, you can use a polish with it as well. However, you make sure that your chosen polish does not have abrasive chemicals that can damage your gadget.
- The most recommended brand is the iKlear. Using them together will help you keep your iPad 2 screen scratch-free. If you do decide to use a polish, use one occasionally. That’s what I do with my toy. Screen protectors are great tools as well so I suggest that you buy one immediately.
- Another useful innovation is the Smart Cover. It protects your screen from any potential damage. Despite having that cover, you still need to care for that cover as well. Use a wet cloth if you have the polyurethane type.Just water will do to clean it.
- You can use leather cleaners for the leather type.Just make sure that you choose the right cleaner. Those that are too harsh can discolor and damage your cover. The insides of the cover are easier to clean. Just use a lint remover for it and it will look as good as new.
- For your batteries, you can charge it completely and then drain it. Do this once a month to maximize your battery life. In addition to that, I suggest that you update your iPad 2. Apple makes modifications in their software. Those modifications can include tweaks or improvements for your software to reduce battery usage.
- You need to store your gadget away from heat more than 95 degrees Fahrenheit. You need to avoid it from areas colder than 32 degrees Fahrenheit as well. Like other gadgets, water is one of its greatest enemies.
- Keep in mind that your gadgets, specifically the iPad 2, will last longer if you know how to care for it. Just remember the tips and tricks in this post to make the most out of your new tech toy. If I were you, I will invest in the products mentioned above to secure my new toy’s safety. So what are you waiting for? Head over to stores now and buy a protector for your iPad 2.
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