1. Create a dial up connection on PC and select nokia xxxx(phone model number) usb modem and set dial up no. as *99# and leave password & username blank

2. Go to control panel, click on phone n modem options, then select modem tab, then double click on nokia usb modem which we used in dialer above, now that will show modem properties, click on advanced tab n type AT+CGDCONT=,”IP”,”airtelwap.com” under extra initialization box, cliclk on ok.

3. Now open IE’s internet options, select connections n then select dialer which we made in step 1 n then click on settings tab next to that n enter 100.1.200.99 in proxy n 8080 in port n select use proxy click on ok.

4. Now connect your phone to PC through data cable n then double click on above dialer n then click on dial n you would be connected to internet. Now open IE n start surfing…

PrinCiple:–Your files in duo/produo/MMC is stored in multiple (disk) blocks.
So if you format using 16K block, the space used will be 16K eventhough your file is just 1K.
If you buy DUO/PRO-DUO, it is usually preformatted with 16K block. Therefore a lot of space is wasted as most installed program files are usually less than 2K.

1. Goto Start->control Panel->Administrative Tools->Computer management->Disk management
2. Select your memory card/usb drive. Right-click and select “Format”
3. Select “FAT”. Choose Allocation size. For 256Mb MMC select 4K, 128Mb MMC select 2K, 64Mb MMC select 1K and 32Mb MMC select 512B

• Tap Start, then Settings, and look in the Connections tab. You should see a Bluetooth icon—tap on it.
• The Devices tab will show up first, and you’ll see Add New Device as an option. Select that option. Ensure your Bluetooth GPS is turned on and within 30 feet of your mobile device.
• In order to establish a partnership the Bluetooth GPS will ask for a passcode—this will be a number that you’ll need to enter in order to create the partnership. In the case of the Pharos GPS, I had to enter “12345678.” Many Bluetooth devices use “0000″ (four zeros). The number will be in the manual for your Bluetooth GPS.
• After the partnership is established, you’ll be prompted to select which services to use from the Bluetooth GPS. Typically, the only option that will appear is Serial Port. Check the box next to it and click Finish.
• You’ll now see the Bluetooth tab from step two, only this time you should see your Bluetooth GPS listed as a device. If you don’t, something went wrong during the setup process and you should start the steps over again.
• Now that the partnership has been created you’ll need to create a COM port for the GPS to use. Click on the COM Ports tab.
• Select New Outgoing Port. You should see the device name of the GPS you just partnered with—select it and select Next.
• You’ll have a drop-down list of ports to choose from. Select COM7 as the port. If for some reason COM7 isn’t available, select any other COM port. Leave the Secure Connection box checked and select Finish.
• You’ve now configured the partnership between your Windows Mobile Professional smartphone and the Bluetooth GPS—congratulations!

• Select Start, then scroll down to Setting and select it.
• Once inside Settings, scroll down to Connections.
• Once inside Connections, select Bluetooth from the list.
• Once inside the Bluetooth settings, select Bluetooth again.
• You’ll see a menu item called Add Device. Select that.
• The smartphone will begin to scan for nearby Bluetooth devices. After about 10 to 20 seconds, it should find your Bluetooth GPS device. My Pharos GPS shows up as “Pharos iGPS-BT”. Select the Bluetooth GPS you want to partner with and select Next.
• In order to establish a partnership, the Bluetooth GPS will ask for a passcode—this will be a number that you’ll need to enter in order to create the partnership. In the case of the Pharos GPS, I had to enter “12345678.” Many Bluetooth devices use “0000″ (four zeros). The number will be in the manual for your Bluetooth GPS
• After it has paired, select Next.
• You’ll be prompted to enter a display name — this is the name your GPS will be known by — but it should have a default name that you can use. Select Next.
• After the partnership is established, you’ll be prompted to select which services to use from the Bluetooth GPS. Typically the only option that will appear is Serial Port. Select the box next to that option using your control pad, then select Done.
• You’ll now see the Bluetooth Devices from step five, only this time you should see your Bluetooth GPS listed as a device. If you don’t, something went wrong during the setup process and you should start the steps over again.
• Now that the partnership has been created you’ll need to create a COM port for the GPS to use. Select Menu, then select COM Ports.
• Select Menu and chose New Outgoing Port. You should see the device name of the GPS you just partnered with—select it and chose the Select soft key.
• You’ll have a drop-down list of ports to choose from. Select COM7 as the port. If for some reason COM7 isn’t available, select any other COM port. Leave the Secure Connection box checked and select Done.
• You’ve now configured the partnership between your Windows Mobile Standard smartphone and the Bluetooth GPS—congratulations!

• Once the Live Search software has loaded, select Menu, then Settings
• You’ll see the second option down referencing GPS—it will probably say “No GPS” (Figure 3). Select it and move the control pad on your smartphone to the right or left until you’ve selected COM7 (or whatever port you selected in the Bluetooth set-up procedures above). This is the COM port that your GPS will use. Once you’ve picked the right COM port, select Done.
• To test that everything is working ok, select Choose A New Location from the home screen of Live Search. You’ll see several options, one of which is Current GPS Position. Select that and you should see “Waiting For GPS” appear on the screen (Figure 4). If you have configured Live Search and GPS correctly, after a few seconds Live Search will then ask you to name the GPS position. Use something easy to understand such as “Work” or “Home.” You can repeat this step as many times as you want from different locations—so you might do it once for work, once for home, and once for a centralized location such as downtown.

That’s it; you’re done—now whenever you use Live Search to find something, you can pick your starting point as one of these GPS locations. Or, if you’re someplace new, Current GPS Location will try to find you. Cell carriers do vary in the extent of their coverage area.

Using Live Search for Windows Mobile with a GPS

Live Search has many great features that need an article unto themselves to explore. For example, the 2.5 release features speech recognition. So, you can say “gas station” and Live Search will locate all of the nearest gas stations to your GPS location, ranked by distance. Once you’ve selected the gas station you want to go to, you can save it to your contacts, get driving directions, call their phone number, search near that location for where you want to go next, or send an SMS message with the location to a friend (more useful for restaurants than gas stations). You can also combine speech functions by asking for the name of a business in a certain city: “Best Buy in Las Vegas” and it will find the results after confirming that you said “Best Buy” and “Las Vegas.” Amazing!

Other functions of Live Search include looking up movie times and locations, the lowest gas prices, and even traffic information (in supported locations). The combination of a Windows Mobile smartphone and a Bluetooth GPS catapults the usefulness of Live Search from a handy application to a must-have information tool that you’ll rely on more and more every day.

Courtesy:http://www.microsoft.com

Step by Step guide to charge your mobile battery using peepal leaf
1- Open your mobile cover
2- Take out your battery
3- Take two to three fresh leaves of peepal/pipal/ashwattha tree
4- Touch the stub of these leaves on your mobile battery terminal for a
minute
5- Clean the mobile battery terminal with the soft cloth
6- Put your battery again in your mobile and switch it on
7- Now you can see the result
8- If required repeat the process with fresh leaves