Which phone is better the T-Mobile wing or the G1?

Q. im having trouble deciding in between these two phones can anyone help me plz

A. As per my opinion i would suggest u to go for T-Mobile G1 as its very demanding now a days in market than T-Mobile wing. I have T-Mobile G1and i didn't find any problem till as i have taken it before 4 months from UK.

T-Mobile G1 has good features as under

+ The T-Mobile G1 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G support, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The Google Android operating system offers good integration with Google applications as well as access to the Amazon MP3 Store and YouTube.

+ Android looks to be the real deal, Almost everything is customizable, Keypad is one of the best out there, Large, responsive touchscreen, Open platform + Android Market = infinite possibilities, Device is large, but ergonomics are good, Great battery life

+ Solid "telephone" and interesting operating system.

+ Nice size screen, responsive touch control, good camera, feels good in your hands and the "chin" doesn't get in the way of speedy typing, overall easy to use and very customizable.

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/htc-g1-with-google-google-phone/po3-63378805,8/

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/c3-8/

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If you have a cellphone that has apps that require the internet like an android phone?

Q. If you have a cellphone that has apps that require the internet like an android phone but you don't have 3G on your plan and you set your phone to wifi do u still have to pay for the MB used? Or will this even work that u can use wifi when you don't even have 3G?

A. You Only pay for what ever WIFI Service You Connect to..
In Most Cases this is Free..

But Best Option ..If Available is a Gadget called a MiFi
It,s the size of a Mobile Phone Creates Multiple Wifi Hotspots in Your Pocket Take Any where there is 3G Signal to 3 Network
speeds upto 7.2 mb and Massive Monthly Allowances in the Gb,s and not silly Mb,s Allowances Usually on Phone Deals
Mines is on 15GB for 15 pound
Good Luck with this..

Any Questions here or to..
tony@android-gadgets.co.uk

http://www.android-gadgets.co.uk/

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Blackberry vs. android (which is cheaper??)?

Q. I currently use the HTC EVO 4g (sprint) and I am looking for a cheaper phone..I pay 95$ a month for 450 mins and unlimited everything..also I pay 8$ towards insurance and 10$ for the smartphone fee.
I was thinking about getting a blackberry, but ny boyfriend said it would cost the same..
I'm not sure what to do
Any suggestions? Thanks a bunch!! (;

A. It completely varies with both the blackberry's and the smartphones,

as in the UK you could have the HTC wildfire for £15 per month for 400 mins 1gb internet and unl texts.
but you can get the blackberry curve for £15 per month with the same deal.

I personally prefer smartphone's but everyone varies :)

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Which phone is better the T-Mobile wing or the G1?

Q. im having trouble deciding in between these two phones can anyone help me plz

A. As per my opinion i would suggest u to go for T-Mobile G1 as its very demanding now a days in market than T-Mobile wing. I have T-Mobile G1and i didn't find any problem till as i have taken it before 4 months from UK.

T-Mobile G1 has good features as under

+ The T-Mobile G1 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G support, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The Google Android operating system offers good integration with Google applications as well as access to the Amazon MP3 Store and YouTube.

+ Android looks to be the real deal, Almost everything is customizable, Keypad is one of the best out there, Large, responsive touchscreen, Open platform + Android Market = infinite possibilities, Device is large, but ergonomics are good, Great battery life

+ Solid "telephone" and interesting operating system.

+ Nice size screen, responsive touch control, good camera, feels good in your hands and the "chin" doesn't get in the way of speedy typing, overall easy to use and very customizable.

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/htc-g1-with-google-google-phone/po3-63378805,8/

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/c3-8/

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Can I have wifi without having a phone line?

Q. We are trying to save money so we want to get rid of our phone line. We all have cell phones so theres no need for a house phone. But we do need our internet. Can we have internet without a phone line? If so how?

A. You can use the 3G data connection from your mobile devices as a web connection for a connected laptop or desktop PC if the mobile device supports tethering. But 3G data speeds are very slow throughout the UK and it will end up costing a lot of money unless you have a massive free monthly data allowance from your provider. To use wifi you need access to a signal from a router or a hotspot. If you are lucky enough to live close to a publicly or privately sponsored free hotspot then you could access this but it is unlikely to give you a good speed unless you are very fortunate. If you have android phone then you can download this scanner app from the market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.farproc.wifi.analyzer&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5mYXJwcm9jLndpZmkuYW5hbHl6ZXIiXQ..
as well this wifi library addon: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.farproc.wifi.connecter&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5mYXJwcm9jLndpZmkuY29ubmVjdGVyIl0.

Install these on your droid and you will now have the ability to scan for open [unencrypted] hotspots within range. Most commonly they will appear as BTFON or OPENZONE and the absence of a padlock icon means they are open to connect to without a password.
However this is unlikely to give you a very reliable service even if you have oner in range. Realistically you really need your own broadband wifi set up for reliability and uninterrupted access.

To keep costs down, if it is available in your area, get a VirginMedia broadband deal. You don't have to pay for line rental if you don't want a landline telephone [like you do with BT] or need take any TV services from them. You can just have a wireless broadband package only [delivered via cable connection into your house]. Speeds are far more consistent, and stable and even the basic 10meg package has unlimited downloads and far higher speeds than any normal "up to 8Meg" adsl packages from TalkTalk or BT and they don't tend to slow down at peak times as much or get slower if you live some distance from your local exchange. Look at the offers on their website!
I switched from ADSL to virgin a year ago and wish i'd done it 5 years ago. I'm only on their basic broadband but get unlimited downloads an 10Mbps down and 1Mbps up. Even at peak evening times i get around 8Mbps, its a great service!

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Should i wait to sign a phone contract After December 2nd?

Q. i'm currently a bell customer with a 3 year plan close to expiring. I have a free upgrade right now although the plan doesnt officially end until march. I want to resign with a better deal and get a new phone because my phone is sort of dated now and i have a few issues with it.
I would like to either get the new Sony z1 or the Nexus 5 when it is released but i'm not too sure if it will be beneficial to me if i resign on a 2 year contract NOW or wait until December when the new rules and regulations for the CRTC take effect.

What do you guys think?

If need be, i can survive with my phone for another month. I'm just hoping that if i can score a great plan now, dont wait until december when companies may not be willing to give up any more free services for a 2 year contract.
Toronto, Ontario CANADA!!

A. I hope that this answers gives you more information that will help you to make a final choice

Purely a UK answer re CRTC as it was NOT mentioned in my favourite film and answering your question re 02/12/2013 [coincidence or what] 30 Days of Night I have no idea

re Z1 despite being the latest Sony it adds in the main to the camera +7Mp and slightly improved processor. http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=5204&idPhone2=5596

So knowing the differences you are getting by opting for the Z1 over the Z will be an actual cost you will know now

Both the Z1 and Z have more Megapixel than the 8Mp Nexus 5 which comes preloaded with the latest Android software Kitkat 4.4 http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=5705&idPhone2=5596


From the specs BOTH Sony stay on Android 4.2 which is 2 shy of the 4.4

The relatively "old" Samsung Galaxy 3 is scheduled to receive the Android 4.3 putting it ahead of both Z & Z1?

So whilst both ZI & Z have the ability to run on 4.4 it IMO would be extremely odd and a PR disaster if both phone did not get KITKAT which is awesome especially phone security and both have a better processor than the SGS 3

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Should i wait to sign a phone contract After December 2nd?

Q. i'm currently a bell customer with a 3 year plan close to expiring. I have a free upgrade right now although the plan doesnt officially end until march. I want to resign with a better deal and get a new phone because my phone is sort of dated now and i have a few issues with it.
I would like to either get the new Sony z1 or the Nexus 5 when it is released but i'm not too sure if it will be beneficial to me if i resign on a 2 year contract NOW or wait until December when the new rules and regulations for the CRTC take effect.

What do you guys think?

If need be, i can survive with my phone for another month. I'm just hoping that if i can score a great plan now, dont wait until december when companies may not be willing to give up any more free services for a 2 year contract.
Toronto, Ontario CANADA!!

A. I hope that this answers gives you more information that will help you to make a final choice

Purely a UK answer re CRTC as it was NOT mentioned in my favourite film and answering your question re 02/12/2013 [coincidence or what] 30 Days of Night I have no idea

re Z1 despite being the latest Sony it adds in the main to the camera +7Mp and slightly improved processor. http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=5204&idPhone2=5596

So knowing the differences you are getting by opting for the Z1 over the Z will be an actual cost you will know now

Both the Z1 and Z have more Megapixel than the 8Mp Nexus 5 which comes preloaded with the latest Android software Kitkat 4.4 http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=5705&idPhone2=5596


From the specs BOTH Sony stay on Android 4.2 which is 2 shy of the 4.4

The relatively "old" Samsung Galaxy 3 is scheduled to receive the Android 4.3 putting it ahead of both Z & Z1?

So whilst both ZI & Z have the ability to run on 4.4 it IMO would be extremely odd and a PR disaster if both phone did not get KITKAT which is awesome especially phone security and both have a better processor than the SGS 3

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Can I download apps from the andriod market online? Then sync it or something to my phone?

Q. Also, I don't have internet on my plan. PLS Help

A. when you say, can i download apps from the android market online, do you mean on your computer? Because I dont think you can no.

If you dont have any internet/data usage with your plan, you can connect to the internet on your phone using wifi. If you have a wireless connection in your house for example, or at college, or at an internet cafe, pubs and restaurants often have free wifi for customers.

To turn the wifi on, look for a symbol on your phone that looks like this http://www.apple.com/uk/support/ipad/assistant/wifi/ (the three blue lines - they probably wont be blue on your phone and there may be more than three lines but this is the general symbol used for wifi).

You may need to go into your settings, choose internet settings and turn it on from there.

Then you can connect to the internet, go onto the android market and download whatever you want. Using wifi is completely free, unless you have a package with your internet provider that limits your usage, but most broadband deals are unlimitied these days.


Another way of doing it, would be to use QR codes, but you need to download the scanner onto your phone to be able to scan the codes int he first place.

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Should i wait to sign a phone contract After December 2nd?

Q. i'm currently a bell customer with a 3 year plan close to expiring. I have a free upgrade right now although the plan doesnt officially end until march. I want to resign with a better deal and get a new phone because my phone is sort of dated now and i have a few issues with it.
I would like to either get the new Sony z1 or the Nexus 5 when it is released but i'm not too sure if it will be beneficial to me if i resign on a 2 year contract NOW or wait until December when the new rules and regulations for the CRTC take effect.

What do you guys think?

If need be, i can survive with my phone for another month. I'm just hoping that if i can score a great plan now, dont wait until december when companies may not be willing to give up any more free services for a 2 year contract.
Toronto, Ontario CANADA!!

A. I hope that this answers gives you more information that will help you to make a final choice

Purely a UK answer re CRTC as it was NOT mentioned in my favourite film and answering your question re 02/12/2013 [coincidence or what] 30 Days of Night I have no idea

re Z1 despite being the latest Sony it adds in the main to the camera +7Mp and slightly improved processor. http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=5204&idPhone2=5596

So knowing the differences you are getting by opting for the Z1 over the Z will be an actual cost you will know now

Both the Z1 and Z have more Megapixel than the 8Mp Nexus 5 which comes preloaded with the latest Android software Kitkat 4.4 http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=5705&idPhone2=5596


From the specs BOTH Sony stay on Android 4.2 which is 2 shy of the 4.4

The relatively "old" Samsung Galaxy 3 is scheduled to receive the Android 4.3 putting it ahead of both Z & Z1?

So whilst both ZI & Z have the ability to run on 4.4 it IMO would be extremely odd and a PR disaster if both phone did not get KITKAT which is awesome especially phone security and both have a better processor than the SGS 3

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Can I download apps from the andriod market online? Then sync it or something to my phone?

Q. Also, I don't have internet on my plan. PLS Help

A. when you say, can i download apps from the android market online, do you mean on your computer? Because I dont think you can no.

If you dont have any internet/data usage with your plan, you can connect to the internet on your phone using wifi. If you have a wireless connection in your house for example, or at college, or at an internet cafe, pubs and restaurants often have free wifi for customers.

To turn the wifi on, look for a symbol on your phone that looks like this http://www.apple.com/uk/support/ipad/assistant/wifi/ (the three blue lines - they probably wont be blue on your phone and there may be more than three lines but this is the general symbol used for wifi).

You may need to go into your settings, choose internet settings and turn it on from there.

Then you can connect to the internet, go onto the android market and download whatever you want. Using wifi is completely free, unless you have a package with your internet provider that limits your usage, but most broadband deals are unlimitied these days.


Another way of doing it, would be to use QR codes, but you need to download the scanner onto your phone to be able to scan the codes int he first place.

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Which phone is better the T-Mobile wing or the G1?

Q. im having trouble deciding in between these two phones can anyone help me plz

A. As per my opinion i would suggest u to go for T-Mobile G1 as its very demanding now a days in market than T-Mobile wing. I have T-Mobile G1and i didn't find any problem till as i have taken it before 4 months from UK.

T-Mobile G1 has good features as under

+ The T-Mobile G1 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G support, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The Google Android operating system offers good integration with Google applications as well as access to the Amazon MP3 Store and YouTube.

+ Android looks to be the real deal, Almost everything is customizable, Keypad is one of the best out there, Large, responsive touchscreen, Open platform + Android Market = infinite possibilities, Device is large, but ergonomics are good, Great battery life

+ Solid "telephone" and interesting operating system.

+ Nice size screen, responsive touch control, good camera, feels good in your hands and the "chin" doesn't get in the way of speedy typing, overall easy to use and very customizable.

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/htc-g1-with-google-google-phone/po3-63378805,8/

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/c3-8/

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how are ext. numbers created for Numbers Such As business phones is it like a port . port fowarding are these.?

Q. extensions able to be created for a house phone just for giggles "for fun"!!?? what are the supplies i need to create such weird procedure? what are the steps to creating a ext number ..exp..4449
If this is in the wrong category can you tell me which one to put it in please

A. Extensions are typically in PBX systems, or IAX systems. In the case of the home, extension 100 may ring the garage, while 101 is for the kitchen, 102 is for the living room, and so on. This can be done relatively cheap (as compared to thousands per extension on old PBXes). However, this will involve some technical workings with a computer (preferably a dedicated computer).

You would want to install an IAX system (PBX in a Flash) comes to mind. This will be free, but will wipe a computer's hard drive, so you would want a dedicated PC for this. Once you done this, you would want to get a SIP service. Most SIP services will work, and you would want to make sure at least one supports


E911. Google Voice is also supported which will give you free calls in US/CA.

You would set up all SIP services you would be using. You would set up dialing rules (such as using one SIP carrier for UK calls). The phone numbers you would port should port to one of your SIP providers. The calls will go to the IAX server. You would set up a Ring Group so that any calls to that SIP service will ring all of the appropriate phones.

In example, if you went to Broadvoice and ported your phone number to them from you telephone company, you would then set up the credentials that Broadvoice gives you into the IAX system. You may then set it up to ring Group 1 which will ring all of the phones on the first floor. You could also set it up to ring a particular extension.

You would also need SIP phones, or ATAs. Android, and iOS has SIP clients that you could use to make calls with the IAX. Each SIP client should have its own extension. For some phones like the Siemens Gigaset, there is an RJ45 connection at the access point, and can support multiple SIP accounts, therefore you can set up multiple phones to talk to the same access point. An ATA is an analog telephone adapter which has a RJ11 (phone jack) and will connect to the home network.

For the old fashion POTS or if you have a proprietary VOIP (like Vonage), you would need to install an FXO/FXS card in the PC.The FXS will connect with the carrier, while the FXO connects to the home phones. If you go all SIP/ATA option, you would not need an FXO.

If you want to greet your callers with the option to press 1 for this person, or 2 for that person, then you would need to have the IAX server to use an IVR (Interactive Voice Reception) which some SIP services may have a hard time dealing with.

Now, if you are scared of doing all of this, but want to take the services in, you could use a hosted services such as PBXes.org, or Toktumi. PBXes is more technical, and less features than a full fledge IAX, but you would get basic extension support, and SIP control. Toktumi supports IVR, but will forward callers to either voice mail, or a phone number.

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IS THIS WEBSITE REAL IS THERE A CATCH?

Q. this website is telling me i can get this phone for free. another thing is i live in the USA not the UK but can i still purchase off this website.
http://www.mobiles.co.uk/t-mobile-g1-google-android-phone-white-best-deals.html

A. ok so yes the site is real
yes the phone is free
no its for the uk and you would have to pay for international plans (not cheap)
http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/ these are t mobile phone unfortunately it will cost you something
http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones/Cell-Phone-Detail.aspx?cell-phone=T-Mobile-G1-with-Google-White
so sorry looks like your not getting this phone free nothing in life is truly "FREE" me and my friend were talking bout something it said something next to real tiny it said 9.99 tinier a month it was like do they think were that stupid

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IS THIS WEBSITE REAL IS THERE A CATCH?

Q. this website is telling me i can get this phone for free. another thing is i live in the USA not the UK but can i still purchase off this website.
http://www.mobiles.co.uk/t-mobile-g1-google-android-phone-white-best-deals.html

A. You can buy from overseas anyways...

But that's not the point. It is likely a scam mate, sorry.

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Which phone is better the T-Mobile wing or the G1?

Q. im having trouble deciding in between these two phones can anyone help me plz

A. As per my opinion i would suggest u to go for T-Mobile G1 as its very demanding now a days in market than T-Mobile wing. I have T-Mobile G1and i didn't find any problem till as i have taken it before 4 months from UK.

T-Mobile G1 has good features as under

+ The T-Mobile G1 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G support, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The Google Android operating system offers good integration with Google applications as well as access to the Amazon MP3 Store and YouTube.

+ Android looks to be the real deal, Almost everything is customizable, Keypad is one of the best out there, Large, responsive touchscreen, Open platform + Android Market = infinite possibilities, Device is large, but ergonomics are good, Great battery life

+ Solid "telephone" and interesting operating system.

+ Nice size screen, responsive touch control, good camera, feels good in your hands and the "chin" doesn't get in the way of speedy typing, overall easy to use and very customizable.

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/htc-g1-with-google-google-phone/po3-63378805,8/

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/c3-8/

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how are ext. numbers created for Numbers Such As business phones is it like a port . port fowarding are these.?

Q. extensions able to be created for a house phone just for giggles "for fun"!!?? what are the supplies i need to create such weird procedure? what are the steps to creating a ext number ..exp..4449
If this is in the wrong category can you tell me which one to put it in please

A. Extensions are typically in PBX systems, or IAX systems. In the case of the home, extension 100 may ring the garage, while 101 is for the kitchen, 102 is for the living room, and so on. This can be done relatively cheap (as compared to thousands per extension on old PBXes). However, this will involve some technical workings with a computer (preferably a dedicated computer).

You would want to install an IAX system (PBX in a Flash) comes to mind. This will be free, but will wipe a computer's hard drive, so you would want a dedicated PC for this. Once you done this, you would want to get a SIP service. Most SIP services will work, and you would want to make sure at least one supports


E911. Google Voice is also supported which will give you free calls in US/CA.

You would set up all SIP services you would be using. You would set up dialing rules (such as using one SIP carrier for UK calls). The phone numbers you would port should port to one of your SIP providers. The calls will go to the IAX server. You would set up a Ring Group so that any calls to that SIP service will ring all of the appropriate phones.

In example, if you went to Broadvoice and ported your phone number to them from you telephone company, you would then set up the credentials that Broadvoice gives you into the IAX system. You may then set it up to ring Group 1 which will ring all of the phones on the first floor. You could also set it up to ring a particular extension.

You would also need SIP phones, or ATAs. Android, and iOS has SIP clients that you could use to make calls with the IAX. Each SIP client should have its own extension. For some phones like the Siemens Gigaset, there is an RJ45 connection at the access point, and can support multiple SIP accounts, therefore you can set up multiple phones to talk to the same access point. An ATA is an analog telephone adapter which has a RJ11 (phone jack) and will connect to the home network.

For the old fashion POTS or if you have a proprietary VOIP (like Vonage), you would need to install an FXO/FXS card in the PC.The FXS will connect with the carrier, while the FXO connects to the home phones. If you go all SIP/ATA option, you would not need an FXO.

If you want to greet your callers with the option to press 1 for this person, or 2 for that person, then you would need to have the IAX server to use an IVR (Interactive Voice Reception) which some SIP services may have a hard time dealing with.

Now, if you are scared of doing all of this, but want to take the services in, you could use a hosted services such as PBXes.org, or Toktumi. PBXes is more technical, and less features than a full fledge IAX, but you would get basic extension support, and SIP control. Toktumi supports IVR, but will forward callers to either voice mail, or a phone number.

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htc v blackberry around £150 on phones 4 u?

Q. htc windows phone 8s vs blackberry of smiler cost which one to get? or if any other good phone with similer price to the htc any recommendations ?

A. Hi David,

I wouldn't recommend a BlackBerry device - compared to any Android or Windows Phone at this price point, you are purchasing a phone that is essentially a generation old, with fewer apps, fewer updates coming, etc.

The Windows Phone 8S by HTC is a solid choice, but I'd sooner recommend the similarly priced Windows Phone Nokia Lumia 620. It has double the amount of storage (8GB vs 4GB), and adds a front facing camera, a more responsive touchscreen that actually reduces glare from the sun, and Nokia exclusive applications (like Nokia Music for completely free and unlimited music mixes, and the full suite of Nokia's HERE mapping apps).

You can get the Lumia 620 for £165 on Amazon UK (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00B1OTXZ2/ref=noref?ie=UTF8&psc=1&s=electronics), but there are some deals to be had on PAYG. For example, you can get the device for £125 on Vodafone (http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/shop/mobile-phone/nokia-lumia-620-blue-payg

Hope this helps!

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Which phone is better the T-Mobile wing or the G1?

Q. im having trouble deciding in between these two phones can anyone help me plz

A. As per my opinion i would suggest u to go for T-Mobile G1 as its very demanding now a days in market than T-Mobile wing. I have T-Mobile G1and i didn't find any problem till as i have taken it before 4 months from UK.

T-Mobile G1 has good features as under

+ The T-Mobile G1 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G support, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The Google Android operating system offers good integration with Google applications as well as access to the Amazon MP3 Store and YouTube.

+ Android looks to be the real deal, Almost everything is customizable, Keypad is one of the best out there, Large, responsive touchscreen, Open platform + Android Market = infinite possibilities, Device is large, but ergonomics are good, Great battery life

+ Solid "telephone" and interesting operating system.

+ Nice size screen, responsive touch control, good camera, feels good in your hands and the "chin" doesn't get in the way of speedy typing, overall easy to use and very customizable.

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/htc-g1-with-google-google-phone/po3-63378805,8/

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/c3-8/

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htc v blackberry around £150 on phones 4 u?

Q. htc windows phone 8s vs blackberry of smiler cost which one to get? or if any other good phone with similer price to the htc any recommendations ?

A. Hi David,

I wouldn't recommend a BlackBerry device - compared to any Android or Windows Phone at this price point, you are purchasing a phone that is essentially a generation old, with fewer apps, fewer updates coming, etc.

The Windows Phone 8S by HTC is a solid choice, but I'd sooner recommend the similarly priced Windows Phone Nokia Lumia 620. It has double the amount of storage (8GB vs 4GB), and adds a front facing camera, a more responsive touchscreen that actually reduces glare from the sun, and Nokia exclusive applications (like Nokia Music for completely free and unlimited music mixes, and the full suite of Nokia's HERE mapping apps).

You can get the Lumia 620 for £165 on Amazon UK (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00B1OTXZ2/ref=noref?ie=UTF8&psc=1&s=electronics), but there are some deals to be had on PAYG. For example, you can get the device for £125 on Vodafone (http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/shop/mobile-phone/nokia-lumia-620-blue-payg

Hope this helps!

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Which phone is better the T-Mobile wing or the G1?

Q. im having trouble deciding in between these two phones can anyone help me plz

A. As per my opinion i would suggest u to go for T-Mobile G1 as its very demanding now a days in market than T-Mobile wing. I have T-Mobile G1and i didn't find any problem till as i have taken it before 4 months from UK.

T-Mobile G1 has good features as under

+ The T-Mobile G1 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G support, Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. The Google Android operating system offers good integration with Google applications as well as access to the Amazon MP3 Store and YouTube.

+ Android looks to be the real deal, Almost everything is customizable, Keypad is one of the best out there, Large, responsive touchscreen, Open platform + Android Market = infinite possibilities, Device is large, but ergonomics are good, Great battery life

+ Solid "telephone" and interesting operating system.

+ Nice size screen, responsive touch control, good camera, feels good in your hands and the "chin" doesn't get in the way of speedy typing, overall easy to use and very customizable.

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/htc-g1-with-google-google-phone/po3-63378805,8/

http://alatest.com/reviews/cell-phone-reviews/c3-8/

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how are ext. numbers created for Numbers Such As business phones is it like a port . port fowarding are these.?

Q. extensions able to be created for a house phone just for giggles "for fun"!!?? what are the supplies i need to create such weird procedure? what are the steps to creating a ext number ..exp..4449
If this is in the wrong category can you tell me which one to put it in please

A. Extensions are typically in PBX systems, or IAX systems. In the case of the home, extension 100 may ring the garage, while 101 is for the kitchen, 102 is for the living room, and so on. This can be done relatively cheap (as compared to thousands per extension on old PBXes). However, this will involve some technical workings with a computer (preferably a dedicated computer).

You would want to install an IAX system (PBX in a Flash) comes to mind. This will be free, but will wipe a computer's hard drive, so you would want a dedicated PC for this. Once you done this, you would want to get a SIP service. Most SIP services will work, and you would want to make sure at least one supports


E911. Google Voice is also supported which will give you free calls in US/CA.

You would set up all SIP services you would be using. You would set up dialing rules (such as using one SIP carrier for UK calls). The phone numbers you would port should port to one of your SIP providers. The calls will go to the IAX server. You would set up a Ring Group so that any calls to that SIP service will ring all of the appropriate phones.

In example, if you went to Broadvoice and ported your phone number to them from you telephone company, you would then set up the credentials that Broadvoice gives you into the IAX system. You may then set it up to ring Group 1 which will ring all of the phones on the first floor. You could also set it up to ring a particular extension.

You would also need SIP phones, or ATAs. Android, and iOS has SIP clients that you could use to make calls with the IAX. Each SIP client should have its own extension. For some phones like the Siemens Gigaset, there is an RJ45 connection at the access point, and can support multiple SIP accounts, therefore you can set up multiple phones to talk to the same access point. An ATA is an analog telephone adapter which has a RJ11 (phone jack) and will connect to the home network.

For the old fashion POTS or if you have a proprietary VOIP (like Vonage), you would need to install an FXO/FXS card in the PC.The FXS will connect with the carrier, while the FXO connects to the home phones. If you go all SIP/ATA option, you would not need an FXO.

If you want to greet your callers with the option to press 1 for this person, or 2 for that person, then you would need to have the IAX server to use an IVR (Interactive Voice Reception) which some SIP services may have a hard time dealing with.

Now, if you are scared of doing all of this, but want to take the services in, you could use a hosted services such as PBXes.org, or Toktumi. PBXes is more technical, and less features than a full fledge IAX, but you would get basic extension support, and SIP control. Toktumi supports IVR, but will forward callers to either voice mail, or a phone number.

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