Techs & Trends

My friend told me about a web site for my phone where you can download all sorts of music, movies, and games, I paid $49.95 and just about fell in love with everything I got so if your looking for some awsome technologie for you Blackberry or IPOD I suggest www.freeappstoredownloads.com for your entertainment! Thanks. 😉

I have a blackberry 8350i and when i go to youtube and try and watch a video it gives me an error or when it does play it takes forever!!! Even when i try the Blackberry app Xenozu it still doesnt load or if it does very blurry... any solution to this?? Thanks..

So we just got a 360 today 😁 but it does not have a wireless router or a memory stick.

So my question. Can you connect a Blackberry to a 360 to get a network? we just need to sign in and stuff. Not doing a lot of downloading. Going to pick up a wireless rounter soon.

I was curious if anyone has tried Video/TV out with HTC Touch Pro 2 and Verison V-Cast Video to their home TV or their cars DVD/TV monitors?

SOOO ive been thinkn about gettin a psp go but dnt relly knw wat to make of it. Anyone got one? 🙄

Does the HTC Imagio that is now offered by Verizon have a video/tv out function? If so has anyone tried to do the V-Cast TV with Video/TV output and with the proper cable hooked it into the A/V in of a TV set, does that work?

i have an ol samsung i325 and i had a password set when i turn it on and have not used it in a while and now i need info off of it and can not remember the unlock passcode, is there a master reset of any kind or is it locked for ever?
thanks in advance

Does higher RF mean better signal?

Over time I’ve heard and read the Moto E815 is the reception king, but it’s not listed on the top 10 list.

Not to get side tracked though, Higher RF = better reception?

looking for info on satalite fones coverage phone types and rate plans????

Can anybody provide information on the percentage of cell phones in Asia, Europe and USA with wifi feature?

I would like the information source to be referenced.

Thank you.

Well It started Wednesday. It would recieve phone calls, which I could answer by sliding it up, and recieve text messages. Problem I couldn't press any buttons only the power swich to turn it off and on. Nothing else would work... Then I turned it off the rest of the night Wendesday night, and the next day I messed with it a bit, and finally it started to work. Well I woke up this morning and it's not working... I can turn it off and on, and recieve calls, but still can access my v-mail, my text message, and I can't call out... I don't know what is wrong with it. I've only had the phone for maybe 6 months...

on these new Net Books coming out from Sprint? Getting inquiring calls and not sure what they are. Thanks!! 🙂

I tried answering this on the Phone Finder, but couldn't figure it out.

I need a new cell phone and so far, no one’s been able to “sell me” on the right one. The sales rep at T-Mobile gave me this website.

Here’s my situation:

I have a Palm PDA I use to manage all of my work appointments and contacts. I synch it to Outlook via USB each morning to update it. I am not important enough to need it synched in real-time. I also have a Razr cell phone and I don’t want to have 2 devices.

I have a $29.99 plan through Sprint which expires on 12/17. I’m completely open to changing service providers. I don’t text, I never go over the 200 minutes in my plan, and I don’t need 24-7 connection to ...
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From 'the other guys'
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/ASCAP-sues-AT-T-seek ... »

ASCAP, the group that collects royalties for singers, songwriters and performers, has filed suit against AT&T claiming that the carrier should pay a royalty each time a ringtone, composed or performed by one of its' 350,000 members, is heard in public. The group says that a ringtone is a public performance.

Not so fast says the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The EFF claims that a ringtone heard in a restaurant "without any purpose of direct or indirect commercial advantage," is exempt from copyright law. The EFF goes on to complain that a court ruling in favor of ASCAP could raise consum

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jw how the pcd txt8026 just got it into our stores and i am a little doubtful the are using it to replace the moto qa hint. does any one have any experence with the pcd or heard any feed back, like the browsers speed

I just ordered a HTC Pro 2 with Sprint. The HTC Pro 2 has a video out feature which with the right cable you can hook into a TV set, however according to the tech support from Sprint the video signal from Sprint TV will not output even though there is that feature on the HTC Pro 2. This is an important feature for me so that I can output tv into my DVD monitors in my car. Does anyone other cell phone company offer Mobil TV and I could get the video out to work? I can get out my contract as it has been established yet.

Any other options would be great as I just want live TV in my car, like website link for internet TV as I ordered the unlimited data package and could link up that way.

Thanks much

Thanks for the help?

Does anyone know of any current Tmo phones that have the voice caller id... where it will audibly announce the incoming caller's name and/or #?

Overture:
The company at the back of the BlackBerry is Research in Motion (RIM). In 1999, The first BlackBerry phone was launched and since then, several pleasant models have been appeared in the market. The current BlackBerry product portfolio now endeavors at a broader target group of regular consumers. The BlackBerry Bold 9000 smartphone has obviously taken more than one thing into account.

Impression:
IThe BlackBerry Bold 9000 smart phone appears in a simple black box with the BlackBerry logo as the only enrichment on the outside. The included accessories are a headset, a data cable and a battery charger. Unfortunately, there is no software CD included; the software is available for download on the BlackBerry Internet site. The Bla...
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does anyone know how to get the samsung sch i830 in spanish? Help!!!!!

http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1202433439993 »

D.C. Circuit Tosses FCC Rule Capping Cable Subscribers

A federal appeals court in Washington on Friday took a shot at the Federal Communications Commission when it tossed a rule that barred any single cable television operator from serving more than 30 percent of all subscribers. Cable operators, including Comcast Corp., had argued that the restriction blocked their ability to make efficient acquisitions.

In the closely watched case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit held that the FCC had not shown that allowing a cable operator to serve more than 30 percent of subscribers risked reducing "either competition or diversity in programming." The judges noted in

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