The Game – Part Two

Mini-series designed for 3G phones ... AI Conspiracy Sci-Fi

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Panorama – Wi-fi a warning signal part 2

investigation shows that radio frequency radiation levels in some schools are up to three times the level found in the main beam of intensity from mobile phone masts. There have been no studies on the health effects of Wi-Fi equipment, but thousands on mobile phones and masts. The radiation Wi-Fi emits is similar to that from mobile phone masts. It is an unavoidable by-product of going wireless. Entire cities have become what are known as wireless hotspots. ... cell phones emf radiation ...

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is there any place that can convert analog cellphones to a digital service?

i have an old audiovox airtouch from 1995 i would like to have converted to digital service. does anyone know a place where they could do this? could the cellphones company do it?

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POTC He’s a Pirate – Played on cell phone

I was bored and when I got my new phone (SPRINT YAY) I started messing around with it and I found out I could play a lot of little songs with my keypad.. but most importantly, the POTC theme song!!!! :D And surprisingly, it's in the same key as the actual orchestrated version!!! yaaaay for Pirates of the Caribbean! 3566 6788 8977 6556 3566 6788 8977 656 3566 6899 90** 0906 6788906 6877 867 3566 6788 8977 6556 3566 6788 8977 656 3566 6899 90** 0906 6788906 6877 65666 7888 90 863 * 864 36(6 ...





Can You Do a Reverse Lookup for Cellular Phones?

Have you ever been woken up at 3AM in the morning your cell phone ringing only to find it was a prank caller hanging up or harassing you?
How about finding a suspicious phone number on your spouse’s phone called a bit too often? OR maybe you just missed a call and you really need to know what it was before your call back?
Have you only then realized that this was a cell phone number and therefore is not listed in the phone directories?
A reverse lookup for cellular phones may be just what you need to discover the identity of that caller!

What is a reverse lookup you ask?

This is simply a tool you can use online where you enter that mystery cell phone number into a search box and hit enter. The website then searches its database for a match and when found returns the owner details of that number to you along with quite a lot of other information including their address and much more!

So why don’t the yellow pages do this?

They do, but not for cellular phone numbers because these numbers unlike residential and business numbers and not part of the public domain. This means there is no central authority that collects all cellular numbers to give to phone directories so that citizens have the right to find people and their numbers (and vice versa).

A reverse lookup for cellular phone through a reverse cell phone directory on the other hand have large databases of cell numbers and owner details not because they can get them for free as an act of law but because they have scoured the country collecting phone lists from companies, marketing firms, the internet and many placed to combine into one mega database that you can search at the click of a button to uncover the identity of that mystery caller.

So if you want to take control and do a reverse lookup for cellular phones click below to enter your number and discover who they are in just moments!

http://www.reversecelldetective.info






Broadband Expert offers free speed boost subscription

The slow speeds often associated with mobile broadband have been well documented. Therefore in a move to improve internet efficiency, Broadband Expert’s exclusive partnership with ONSPEED will entitle anyone signing up to a new mobile broadband contract via the Broadband Expert site, in September, to receive a free one year subscription to the ONSPEED software.  The subscription normally costs £24.99 per annum, and can increase speeds by up to ten times.

Rob Webber, Commercial Director, at Broadband Expert says that the free ONSPEED software will help mobile broadband users make the most of their connection. “Slow mobile broadband can be really frustrating for many internet users and we were interested in finding out the difference an ONSPEED speed boost could make,” says Webber.  “We decided to put it through its paces by conducting a road test of mobile broadband speeds across the country.  We found that, on average, ONSPEED cut web page download times by over 60 percent.”

The Broadband Expert road test monitored the time taken to download a large page of text and graphics with and without the ONSPEED software using Vodafone mobile broadband in various locations around the country including Northwest London, Chelmsford, Guildford, Bournemouth and Birmingham.  Results showed the average time to download the same website page with text and images (754,928 bytes), was 5.6 seconds, compared to 2.2 seconds when the ONSPEED software was used.

ONSPEED is award winning software that was launched in 2004.  It works by compressing web pages and emails so that they can be downloaded faster.  Jamie True, Managing Director of ONSPEED says: "We have seen a large number of Mobile Broadband users purchasing ONSPEED to improve speeds they are getting from their mobile broadband connections, which rarely deliver at their advertised rate. Through offering ONSPEED to mobile broadband customers for free, Broadband Expert is at the forefront of giving their customers' the best possible mobile broadband experience.”

About Broadband Expert Broadband Expert (www.broadband-expert.co.uk)is part of RichWeb Media Ltd, a privately owned UK company. Broadband Expert provides advice and information to allow consumers to make more informed decisions when purchasing broadband or mobile broadband services.






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