Enable The Native Panorama Camera Mode On iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPad 2, iPod touch Running iOS 5 Without Jailbreak

You may have caught our earlier report regarding the Firebreak jailbreak tweak, which allows those with jailbroken devices to access a hidden panoramic camera feature which didn’t quite make the final cut of iOS 5.0.

Now, those of you on iOS 5, with an itch to perform a hack without having to jailbreak the device, you can now enable the hidden-yet-native panorama option for your camera’s device, using a very simple hack. This will work on any Gyroscope capable device, including iPhone 4S and iPad 2. We’ve enclosed a guide on how this can be achieved, so follow carefully, and you’ll be taking panoramic snaps lickety split!

Step 1: Backup your device’s data in iTunes. This is not the usual precautionary measure, you’ll actually need to modify this backup in order to perform the hack.

Step 2: Download iBackupBot from here. It’s compatible with both Windows and Mac.

Step 3: Once it’s finished downloading, install and launch.

Step 4: Locate your com.apple.mobileslideshow.plist file, as depicted below.

Step 5: Double click the file which will take you to the editing page.

Step 6: Directly below DiskSpaceWasLow , add EnableFirebreak then hit the disk icon to save.

Step 7: Restore to your backup via iTunes.

Step 8: The process is now complete. Launch the Camera.app, navigate to Options and click on Panorama to begin shooting images in panorama mode.

Having tested it, we can confirm that it works well, although for those who don’t like the idea of editing .plist files, you can always download Panorama 360 or Panoramatic, Microsoft’s Photosynth via the App Store, which work to similar effect. Be sure to check out our iPhone Apps Gallery and iPad Apps Gallery to explore more apps for your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. You can follow us on Twitter, add to your circles on Google+, or join our Facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google and Apple.

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Windows Phone 7.5 Mango ‘makes the iPhone 4 look out of date’

With the release of Nokia Windows Phones imminent and the recent Windows Phone 7.5 Mango update impressing critics worldwide, we're more excited than ever to see on just how great the new Nokia Windows Phones are sure to be. And we've also noticed how many rivals are losing their grip in the smartphone market and may soon be overtaken by the every-improving Windows Phone OS.

Windows Phone 7.5 Mango:
Following the release of the iPhone 4S earlier this week, many have noticed that Apple’s share of the smartphone market has fallen of late, with rivals quickly snapping at its heels and, in some cases, overtaking it completely. With Windows Phones now proving more impressive than ever and the coming range of high-quality Nokia Windows Phones on the way later this month, competition in the smartphone market has never been hotter.

As the latest Windows Phone 7.5 Mango update packs in market-leading features and improves usability beyond anything we’ve seen before, it has even led some critics to note that Windows Phone is now making handsets from many rivals look a bit long in the tooth. The Guardian’s Telecoms Correspondent Juliette Garside, in particular, likes what Windows Phone brings to consumers, noting ‘I believe [Windows Phone] will raise the bar...Mango's graphic design, the deep integration of popular tools such as Facebook and Twitter, and its ease of navigation make the iPhone 4 look out of date’.

As the release of Nokia Windows Phones get ever nearer, we can’t wait to see just what Nokia will have for us in the weeks to come. But what do you think? Are you just as excited to see Nokia’s Windows Phones as we are, or are you a die-hard Symbian fan and not yet won over by the latest choice of smartphone OS? Why not let us know your thoughts below.

Windows Phone Mango 7.5 review:

iPhone 4 Review:

Apple to issue software update to fix battery-life problem on new iPhone, other iOS 5 devices

Apple Inc. says there is a problem with its latest mobile operating system that is shortening the battery life of iPhones, iPads and iPods that use the software.

Spokeswoman Natalie Harrison said Wednesday that a small number of customers have reported lower-than-expected battery life on devices running on the company’s iOS 5 operating system. Apple has found bugs in the program and will release a software update to address them in a few weeks. The latest iPhone, the 4S, comes with iOS 5.

Other devices can be upgraded to run the software: The iPhone 3GS or 4, iPads and an iPod Touch released in September 2009 or later. Apple shares added $1.59 to $399 in aftermarket trading. Shares ended the regular session up 41 cents at $397.41. Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

IOS 5.0.1 Fixes Battery Life Bug:

Problem and Solution of Nokia 6020

Problem: When your Nokia 6020 phone getting the message 'check multimedia settings' at startup.After pressing "Ok" it gives message sending failed.

Solutions:
1) Delete all MMS settings (Menu>Settings>Config. settings>Default config settings)then restore your phone and get new settings from your service provider.

2) Check start up settings of ur phone.

3) Virus Problem(alternate).




Nokia 6020 - Review:

How to Increase the Life of Your Mobilephone Battery

There are many ways to increase the duration of your mobile phone and also increase the life of your mobile phone batteries.Below are the proven and the easy ways of to get battery longer than ever before.

1. Turn off the phone: This is probably the simplest and most effective way to conserve battery power. Why? This helps to save energy and also to charge the phone. If you don't plan to answer the phone at the same time're sleeping or after business hours, only to turn it off. Similarly.

2. Stop searching for a signal: When you are in an area with little or no signal, the phone is constantly searching for better contact and use all your power in this way.The best way to ensure longer battery life is to make sure you have a good signal where you use your phone. If Don't have a perfect signal, get cell phone repeater, which amplifies the signal to provide near perfect reception anywhere.

3. Change the vibration function off the phone, using only the ringing: Vibration function uses more energy. Keep the volume of the ringer as low as possible.

4. Switch off your phone's backlight: Backlight that makes the phone easy to read in bright light or outside. However, light also uses battery power. If you can not do without it, the battery lasts longer. If you must use the backlight, the phone number you can set the time back to light. Shorten the time. Usually one or two seconds is sufficient. Some phones have an ambient light sensor, which can turn off the backlight in bright conditions and enable them darker.

5. Avoid using unnecessary features: If you know it, when the phone before the next payment, do not use the camera or Internet connection. Flash can drain your battery especially quickly.

6. Keep your calls short: This is obvious, but how many times have you heard someone on their mobile phone to say,"I think the battery is dying,"and then continue the conversation for several minutes? Sometimes the battery dies is just an excuse to get off the phone (and good at this), but if you really need to preserve battery life, talk time limited.

7. Turn off the Bluetooth function: It will drain your battery quickly.

8. With a smart, avoid moving or animated images or video, background music: Animated Wallpaper will drain the battery faster.

How to increase your cell phone battery life:

More information's:
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Blackberry Torch 9800 Hard Reset, Wipe and Restore to factory default settings procedures

This process will delete all stored data stored on your Blackberry Torch 9800, ensure to back up it first before proceeding.

To Reset Settings of Blackberry Torch 9800
1. From the Home screen, press the Menu key.
2. Select Reset Settings.
3. Check the settings you wish to set to default:
Wallpaper, Layout, Download Folder,Icon Arrangement.
4. Click Apply, then Yes to confirm.

To Hard Reset Blackberry Torch 9800, The BlackBerry Torch manual describes a hard reset as fulling the battery out for about 10 seconds, then reinserting the battery back into the device again. But, this does not clear up many temporary issues with the device, there are other resets procedure you can perform.

Soft Reset: Press ALT + RIGHT SHIFT(CAP) + DELETE.

Double-Soft Reset: Press ALT + RIGHT SHIFT(CAP) + DELETE . The screen will go blank for a few seconds. When the screen comes back on, immediately press ALT + RIGHT SHIFT(CAP) + DELETE again.

To Wipe All Data stored on Blackberry Torch 9800
1. Select the Options app under the All tab.
2. Select Security.
3. Select Security Wipe.
4. Check the items you wish to remove:
Emails, Contacts, etc, User Installed Applications & Media Card.
5. Type blackberry in the box, then tap Wipe.

The device will then take a few minutes to wipe all of the data. The BlackBerry Torch 9800 will then reboot restore to factory default state settings.

To Reboot/Reset BlackBerry Torch 9800:
If BlackBerry Torch device is frozen or unresponsive, you’ll of course want to restart it. You can do it by pulling out the battery, but there is a simple keystroke you can use to reboot. Just press the Left Shift, Alt and Delete buttons simultaneously. The device should then restart.

Nokia C5-03 Format Soft/Hard Reset to Factory Settings

Here's the instruction on how to format or reset the Nokia C5-03 to factory fresh default settings.

Note:
This may only advisable if the phone experiencing frozen or hang problems, burned out by excessive use or installing 3rd party applications. You may need to back up all important data stored on the phone before you proceed, this process will delete the files you installed on Nokia C5-03.

Nokia C5-03 Soft Reset:

This will not harmed your data . Soft reset only restores .ini files from Flash ROM on board memory of your Nokia C5-03.

1.). Dial *#7780#

2). Press Ok/Yes

Nokia C5-03 Hard Reset:

This will delete your data and installed applications. Hard reset will restore your Nokia C5-03 to default factory setting.

1). Turn off Nokia C5-03

2). Take out the battery and reinsert it, turn it on

3). Dial *#7370#

4). Press Ok/Yes

Nokia C5-03 Hard Reset through button combination.

1). Turn Off the Nokia device

2). Pull out the battery and reinsert it back again, then Power it ON

3). Simultaneously press and hold *+3+Call Button (green/ok button)

Nokia C5-03:

How to Terminate Cell Phone Contracts

Get out your cell phone contract and review it for information on the early termination fees and processes. You need to have specific information on the cost and whether or not your carrier offers a pro-rated amount. A pro-rated amount deducts money from the termination fee depending on how long you have had your service. Calculate the amount you should owe if this is the case.

Review your cell phone plan. Know exactly what services you signed up for originally, this is very important information for you to be certain about.

Review your cell phone bills. Look at your detailed charges. If any of the charges differ from the cell phone plan that you signed up for this is called a "materially adverse" item. A materially adverse item may be grounds for you to terminate your contract without having to pay a fee. Go back to your cell phone contract and look for the "materially adverse clause" and read what your provider has defined it as.

Write down the pro-rated fee you expect (if any) and any materially adverse items (if any) on a sheet of paper.

Call your provider's customer service number and request to speak to a manager regarding termination of contract. Write down the day and time of your call and the name or employee number of anyone you speak to on your paper.

Tell the manager you wish to terminate your contract. If you have materially adverse items make sure you use the term "materially adverse" when talking about them. When you have completed the termination process write down a short summary of the conversation for your own records.

Cell Phone Contracts:

Mobile Phone Service Problems

The cell phone is an important device for many people. Many people experience problems with their mobile service, and are unsatisfied with their service provider. According to Consumer Reports, cell phone service is one of the lower-rated services in the past six years.

Limited coverage or network
One of the problems that people experience with their mobile service is the limited coverage. There are certain areas in the house, such as the basement, where their cell phones don't get reception. There are also places without cell phone reception, even in wide open spaces, and these are generally called "dead cell phone zones."

Customer Service
Another complaint that service providers get is in regards to customer service. Customers complain that agents working for service providers are not very helpful when discussing issues about their phones and plans. A cell phone service provider, Sprint, said that even if they have tried to solve customer issues, customers may continuously contact the company for complaints even as many as 100 times a month.

Automatic fees
Customers may notice that their cell phone bill is higher on a certain month, possibly because of fees that the service provider tacks on without their knowledge. This may include fees for additional services the customer didn't sign up for. To avoid having to pay for these fees, customers may need to check the itemization of their bill and contact their providers to take some services off.

Penalties
Another problem with mobile service providers is the penalties charged. Many view early termination fees as unfair, where consumers have to pay service providers amounts up to $200 for canceling their contracts. Other fees include activation fees and number portability fees.

Solutions
Cell phone providers have decreased early termination fees and have now implemented pro-rated fees for canceling contracts early. In terms of coping with limited network, cell phone service providers have interactive online coverage maps by which consumers can check signal strength in the areas they spend the most time in. Customers may also switch service providers to one that suits them better.