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Restore deleted SMS or contacts from mobile phone SIM card

February 27th, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 20 Comments |
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In some cases we will need to to recover accidentally deleted SMS messages and contact numbers. However it is not very easy to recover deleted SMS and other data from phone SIM card. Here we will need data recovery software that can scan specific portion of SIM card to recover messages. The theory is that if we have enough space to store new SMS messages, the old deleted ones remain inside SIM card. So you may not be able to see those messages in mobile. But you can recover that from SIM directory using some software. Here we have two methods Recover deleted SMS from mobile SIM cards.

Receive Twitter updates by SMS free

February 21st, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 4 Comments |

Twitter is a free utility that connects its users through very small instant status messages. Other members can view these status messages on Twitter website, IM chat windows, desktop, Internet applications and SMS. Twitter recently withdrawn the SMS and IM based status update service due to some data server issues. However, now you can continue to receive Twitter updates by SMS using the method given below. Unfortunately Twitter free SMS status updates are only available to people from India.

Sign Install unsigned Symbian mobile softwares with certificate error

February 20th, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 305 Comments |

Few months back, I wrote a post on how to sign and install unsigned Symbian applications. Due to two three months of inactivity and increased requests from my friends here, now I am again dealing with this topic. Like any Windows software, as a security measure, a mobile software  should also be digitally signed to ensure that it’s safe to install on the target device. Digital signing should be done by software authors or by the users. In in most of the cases, a certificate is associated with genuine mobile software. Here we have few tips to sign unsigned mobile applications.

GPRS settings for Airtel, BSNL, Vodafone and Idea

February 19th, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 13 Comments |

GPRS settings are usually sent immediately after activating an internet connection with Idea Airtel, Vodafone and BSNL. And if you have missed the settings message, just call the customer care number. They would resend it for you. Your phone must be switched ON for receiving GPRS settings. Nokia and SonyEricsson customers have other options to get GPRS settings.

Send Unlimited free SMS from Airtel mobile

February 18th, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 24 Comments |

A few days back I shared a few BSNL message center number that when used let you send unlimited free SMS messages in India. Now here is another message center number but this time its Airtel that does the same thing.

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For this, you have to create a new message center from your phone’s messaging options. Use this number +919810051905 as the message center number. Now I assume that you are on a Nokia mobile phone. Browse through your phone settings and find out packet data from connections. Now change the option for Packet data connection from when needed to when available and access point as Airtel Live. Save the settings.

Now onward send unlimited free SMS from your Airtel mobile phone. And when each time you send an SMS, remember to add a zero at the beginning of destination number.

Use free GPRS on Airtel mobile

February 18th, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 116 Comments |

Airtel charges around 350 RS for a month of unlimited GPRS/EDGE usage. Is that high? Well, you can use GPRS free on Airtel without paying anything. In this method we make use any one of two mobile browser software, Teashark and UCweb. Teashark is SonyEricsson’s native mobile browser, but can be used in almost all Java supported mobile devices. UCweb is another popular mobile browser  and is a free download.

Send Unlimited free SMS from BSNL phone

February 18th, 2009 by Mobile Blog Team | 101 Comments |

Mobile service providers usually run promotional schemes for their short messaging service aka SMS. They use a special messaging service center number to cater for the needs of targeted customers who subscribe to SMS offers. BSNL recently introduced an SMS offer with which you can send unmetered messages to any number in India. If you are using that plan you can use any of the following message center numbers to send unlimited SMS.

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