Vodafone:

*131*<Amount>*<Receiver’s Number># 

      (E.g. *131*30*9820098200#)

Limit: 

Min: 5rs     Max: 30rs

Airtel

*141# and follow the instructions

Limit:

Min: 5rs    Max:50rs 

Aircel:

*122*666# and follow the instructions

Limit: 

Min: 5rs     Max: 100rs

Idea:

*567*<Receiver’s Number>*<Amount>#

Limit:

Min: 10rs    Max: 50rs

BSNL:

Send SMS: Type GIFT<space><Receiver’s Number><space><Amount> and send it to 53733  

(E.g. GIFT 9000000000 50)  

Limit: 

Min: 5rs   Max: 50rs

Tata DOCOMO

You should be a BuddyNet user in order to avail this facility in Tata DOCOMO. To know more about BuddyNet CLICK HERE

Send SMS: Type BT<space><Receiver’s Number><space><Amount> and send it to 54321 

(E.g. BT 9000000000 50)

Limit: 

Min: 5rs   Max: 50rs

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Airtel : *123*10#

Aircel: *111*42# (Only for 3G)

Vodafone: *111#

Docomo: *111*1#

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Airtel: airtelgprs.com

Aircel: aircegprs Location

TataDocmo: TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET

Vodafone: www

BSNL: bsnlnet

Uninor: uninor

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This is an Official Service from Airtel. So we may not call it a Trick.
For example you want to sendas text I Love You on 9944xxxxxx at 7.30 PM on September 15 .
*. Create A New Message As Following to Send Above Mentioned Address
 

It should be in this format

MobileNumber DDMM HHMM YourMessage

”9944xxxxx 1509 0730 Happy Birthday “
and Send it to 52233

This will send the SMS at 7.30PM on 15th of September.
Note: As we said this is not a trick so it will cost 1.Rs per SMS you schedule.
Airtel is the most largest Network in India. it has the most Highest customers. so wehope that here also our user’shave mostly Airtel Numbers. and this new Simple Feature will help you a Lot.
So Enjoy Schedule SMS Sending on Airtel and also share it with your Friends.

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Ubuntu surprised the world by unveiling Ubuntu for Phones. It has a ability to transform smartphones (even your existing Android) into a Desktop PC. What exactly you could do on Ubuntu PC can now be accomplished on Phone. So, we have yet another mobile operating system based on Linux.

Advertised as Superphone, Ubuntu Phone is really a revolutionary product with a beautiful interface.

Don’t Confuse it with Ubuntu For Android

Ubuntu OS for phone is different from Ubuntu for Android project. Ubuntu for Android lets you access Ubuntu when Android device is connected to large screen. However, Ubuntu OS for Phones is a completely independent OS with which you can access Ubuntu even on small screen.

Ubuntu OS for Phones will be made compatible with Android Kernel and Drivers so, any device which runs Android should be able to run Ubuntu too. At the moment, Galaxy Nexus is said to be officially compatible to run Ubuntu Mobile OS. Same device was used to show demo and developers too will have to use the same when image is available for download.

Unlike Android, Ubuntu mobile OS apps will be based on HTML5 as well as Native code QT instead of relying on Java virtual machine. This should at least theoretically lead to faster performance on the same hardware as a Android installation.

Will it run Android Apps? No
What’s Different in Ubuntu Mobile OS

Interface is more of like a Desktop and not any mobile device.

Innovative thing about it is the Thumb gesture from all edges of the screen which has two benefits: 1. Keeps the screen clean and clutter-free and 2. enable users to find content and switch between apps faster. Left side swipe will let you choose new app to open from the launcher while right side swipe switches between open apps.

Notification bar is similar to the one you see in Android devices. In addition, it boasts the Universal Search bar which will yield results from multiple sources. Ubuntu is apparently clever enough to determine which of the results are most likely be what you’re looking for.
For Whom it is

Looking at the Demo video, it can be concluded that Ubuntu Phone is mainly targeted at Enterprise. But, in the same video, CEO also says that- “Ubuntu’s appeal isn’t just limited to Linux enthusiasts and enterprises. Instead, We also see an opportunity in basic smartphones that are used for the phone, SMS, web and email, where Ubuntu outperforms thanks to its native core apps and stylish presentation.”
Release and Download

No matter, how good the device is, it needs a manufacturer for good hardware. There has been no news about the Manufacturer or Carrier support. One thing which is promised is, Ubuntu phones will be in market in late 2013 or early 2014.

Downloadable image however will be available for enthusiasts to try on existing Android devices as well for Developers in coming weeks.
How will it Affect Smartphone Market Scenario

Only a trailer of Ubuntu mobile OS is unveiled and people have gone crazy about it. I wonder what will happen when this device will be reality and available in market.

Ubuntu OS has potential to transform your smartphone into Computer. That’s where its USP lies. But the adoption will still be dependent on the development of apps and availability of Manufacturer and Operator.

Android and Apple iOS will get hurt a little but I have a strong feeling that Windows Phone 8 future maybe doomed even before its blooming season.

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An official Flashing tool for Sony Xperia Smartphones.. that’s what users were waiting for. Till date, there wasn’t any working solution to return to official Stock ROM if we have flashed Xperia phone with custom ROM. Sony has released a flash tool for Xperia smartphones with unlocked bootloader.

Just like we have Odin for Samsung phones or ROM Update Utitlity (RUU) for HTC phones, it is a Flashing software tool for Sony Xperia called Emma.

But there is a slight difference, you cannot use it to flash Custom ROM. It can be used for flashing “official” ROM only. And software can be downloaded from the tool itself. So, it is somewhat similar to Phoenix flashing tool for Nokia.

How to Install Emma Flash Tool?

1. Download the Flash tool for Xperia devices.
2. Unzip the file you downloaded and place it somewhere on your computer.
3. In the unzipped folder, run Emma.exe. During the installation, make sure you remember the installation path:
   1. Default path in Windows 64 bit is: “C:\Program Files (x86)\Sony Mobile\Emma\”
   2. Default path in Windows 32 bit is: “C:\Program Files\Sony Mobile\Emma\”
4. Copy the Customization.ini file. You find it in the <Emma zip filename>.
5. Paste the Customization.ini file into the installation folder. The installation folder is the folder named Emma in the installation path examples on point 3.1 and 3.2 above.
6. Click Start > All programs > Sony Mobile > Emma (if you used the default installation path from step 3 above) to start the flash tool

How to Flash Sony Xperia with Emma?

It is assumed that you have a Sony Xperia device with unlocked bootloader. If you haven’t already, learn to unlock and then proceed.

1. Computer: Open Emma from the Start menu of your computer.
2. Connect a USB cable to your computer.
3. Phone: Turn off your phone.
4. Connect your phone to the USB cable while holding the flash key. Device will be detected and accordingly available software list will be displayed.
   
5. Computer: Select the software you want to flash in the Service list. Service refers to standard official ROM for your Sony Xperia device.
6. Click on Apply Service. The phone will now be flashed.
7. Phone: When you have flashed your device, you can disconnect your phone from the computer. The first time you start your device after you have flashed it, the boot-up might take a little longer than normal.

 Compatibility: The Flash tool is currently in beta and works with Xperia S, Xperia arc and Xperia arc S currently.

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1. Download and install Phoenix Service Software 2011 in your PC/Laptop.

2. Download and install the latest version of Navifirm Click here

3. Open Navifirm select your Phone Model and Code and wait for a while until it loads “Releases” select a suitable release. Again wait until Navifirm loads “Variants” (i.e. Product code of the phone which you can find at the sticker usually below battery)

 

4. After downloading firmware files, create a folder RM-XXX in C:\Program files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products and copy those firmware files in the folder.

(RM-XXX where XXX is your product code(for e.g. Nokia 7210 supernova product code is 436, so RM-436)

5. Launch application “Phoenix” in PC and connect your mobile via Data/USB cable (Select PC Suite mode).

Note - if you have dead phone, means phone is not starting at all, use Dead Phones Flash. To being able to tick dead phone flash delete the USB connection in phoenix. then make it go into "no connection". then open the RM-XXX. the dead USB flashing will now be enabled.

6. Now Choose File>Manage Connection>New>USB. It will then search your USB ports for the phone. When it finds it, hit Finish. Once it has done scanning, Apply then close

7. Select “Scan Product” from the File menu. As soon as scanning is finished, you can see your model of phone and other details at the bottom screen

8. From the Flashing menu, choose Firmware Update

9. Wait for Phoenix to continue looking into to the phone. You will see some information scroll by in the firmware Update window.  

 - Browse
- See the product code section. You should find your product code in that column.If you see “YOUR” product code, fine otherwise press on the “…” in the given prCode section.

You should see RM-XXX, select that. Variant version =00. 

If you will select “Refurbish” so that it will restore it to factory set (Clean and default C:)

10. Hit start and ignore the warning and click yes. Now your actual flashing has started. Don’t touch your phone or press any button until the flashing has finished. Also don’t touch your data cable and your computer system.

11. At the end Phoenix will tell you to remove your phone as the flashing has finished.

12. Now wait for your phone to reboot into latest firmware.

 

Note: Try at your Own Risk. It can make your Phone Dead if you make any mistake.

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