Showing posts with label cell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cell. Show all posts

Saturday, May 5, 2007

Improve Your Cell Phone Battery Life

OneTipADay put together a list of seven tips to make your cell phone battery last longer. Obviously, all these tips won't work for everybody(I rarely have my phone off vibrate), but you ought to be able to find something helpful.


Thursday, April 26, 2007

Do An Online Price Check Away From Home

Frucall allready has an 800 number that offers similar features, but still uses airtime minutes. With their new texting service can get the same info by sending an SMS message with a product’s UPC or ISBN number.

While the service is still in beta, text messages must have the prefix: “FRU” and be sent to: "32075". Frucall says they will be offering a dedicated number and dropping the prefix once the service moves out of beta.

Frucall can also bookmark items and save your inquire history. You’ll have to register for a free account.

Frucall

How to Get Out of Your Cell Contract

Are you lusting after that new phone, but it is only available through another carrier, and you have another year left in your contract? Are you moving to an area where your provider has awful service, but you are stuck till the end of your contract? Apparently, you are not the only one in said situation. Celltrade.com is a service designed to match up people looking for shorter-term contracts and those looking to get out of their contracts. This provides a unique way to get around those exorbitant Early Termination Fees.


Celltrade

Saturday, April 21, 2007

Use Your Mobile Phone For (almost) Anything

Looking to get more out of your cell phone? Check out this list of useful mobile sites and services. Record calls, get news, share photos, get maps, search for real estate, get coupons, get traffic, and watch TV. ...Deep breath... You can even download this helpful list as an Excel spreadsheet.

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Download of the Day: Watchmycell


This nifty little program can automatically log into your cell provider's website and keep track of your minute usage. It currently supports Cingular, Verizon, T-mobile, Sprint, and Nextel. After you set in some parameters. The app will notify you via e-mail or text message. This can save you serious$$$ by keeping away those unexpected overage bills.