How to Locate a Cell Phone for Free

1. Call your cell phone from your land line or another person's cell phone. Listen for the ring. This will only work if your cell phone is on and nearby. You can also have another party dial your cell phone number if you're not near where you think you left it. Look in your local lost and found or police station if you misplaced your phone in a public place.
2. Contact your phone provider and ask if your phone has a GPS tracking system. Most cell phones have GPS capabilities but because GPS is generally meant to be used for emergency purposes it may not be properly enabled. Your phone may be set to emergency GPS, which will allow your phone to be traceable only during an emergency 911 call, or to constant GPS. The GPS works by receiving signals from satellites and using those signals to calculate its precise position on the earth.
3. Use free GPS tracking software such as InstaMapper or Mologogo that is compatible with your phone. You will need to register your phone with the software. When you download tracking software, the website will have a section containing the types of phones that are compatible with the software (see Resources). You can also enable tracking software through your phone provider for a fee.
4. Log in to your GPS software, if GPS is enabled on your phone. A map with a blinking dot appears, giving you a general idea to where your phone is located.

How to Set Up Two Phone Numbers on One Cell Phone

1. Create a Google account. Having a Google account allows you to request a Google Voice account. There is usually a waiting list before receiving a Google Voice phone number, but you must have a Google account before requesting a Google Voice phone number.
2. Set up Voice options. Once you receive your invitation to join Google Voice, you will need to decide what you want Google to do when your Voice number receives a call. Under the 'Settings' menu, you can add the phones to which you would like your Google Voice calls forwarded. Adding a cell phone to this list will enable Google Voice to send incoming Voice calls directly to your cell phone.
3. Set up your phone options. Google Voice has several options under the 'Settings' menu, including using Google as your voice mail. With this option, Google Voice will record all your voice messages, transcribe them and either email or text the transcript to your phone.
4. Share your Google Voice number. If you want to use one number for personal and the other for business, having a Google Voice number and your original cell number both ring your one cell phone allows you to keep business and personal calls separate. To set this feature up on your phone, make your Google number a contact in your phone. If possible, assign a special ring tone for your Google number contact. With some phones, you can also assign a caller ID picture that will appear whenever calls from a certain number reach your phone.

How to Send a Free Text to my TracFone

1. Log on to one of the websites created for internet users without cell phones. More and more text message websites are popping up, expanding your texting options.
2. Type the TracFone number in the 'to' area. This number should only be the 10-digit number as most websites do not require a +1 in front of the number.
3. Type the message you want to send in the designated message box. Limit the message size to under 150 characters, as most cell phones do not accept single messages that exceed this limit.
4. Click the 'send' button below the message body. The text message will arrive at the TracFone in a short time.

How to Trace a Phone Call for Free

1. Open your Web browser, and go to a search engine like Google, Yahoo! or Bing. Type in the particular number in the search bar, and hit 'Enter.' This is the simplest method of tracing a phone number for free, and chances are that you will be able to get the desired results. The number might be available on a social networking website, forum, blog or an advertisement portal. Along with the number, you will most likely be able to find the owner's name as well as email address, and other important pieces of information.
2. Conduct a reverse number look-up. Some free websites include the White Pages, Any Who and Reverse Phone Check (see Resources). When you go to any of these websites, just type in the number including the area code and submit the query. These are free services that provide contact information of telephone number owners from their databases.
3. Call back the person or text if it is a cell phone number. You can politely request the person to reveal his identity.

How to Get Free Wireless Internet Service

1. Go to your local library and use their free wireless network. Most libraries have free Wi-FI All and can be used at all times while the library is open. Take your laptop and connect to the wireless network by looking for a connection with the library's name. The Library's wireless network is not secure so information sent from or to your laptop can be captured by anyone else with a wireless device and the appropriate software, within a few hundred feet, so don't try doing any banking or doing anything that involves your personal private information such as credit card information.
2. Get free wireless internet by connecting to an unsecured network from someone in the area. Search for an unprotected internet connection and once you find an unprotected connection, connect to it and then you can start using the internet. Because you are connecting to an unencrypted connection, again, don't do any banking or use your credit card to make purchases.
3. Get free internet by signing up with Netzero. Netzero offers free internet connection. It's free because you will have a lot of banner ads on your screen. So if you can get by seeing banner ads on your screen while using the internet, you should think about getting free internet through Netzero.

How to Watch Television on an HTC Mobile Phone

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Access the Internet through Internet Explorer.
Open the web browser on your phone. Press the 'Menu' button on your phone to get to the main menu. Then scroll over to 'Programs.' Once you are in the 'Programs' menu, locate the 'Internet Explorer' option and press 'OK.' This will connect you to the Internet.
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Go to the website where your show is hosted.
Point your web browser to the website that hosts the shows you want to watch. If you aren't sure where your show is hosted, search video websites. Hulu.com and Youtube.com are good places to start.
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Press 'OK' to play your video.
Highlight the video you want to watch by using the 'Up' and 'Down' arrows on the phone's keypad. When you find the video you want to watch, press 'OK.' This will play your video.

How to Send an SMS to a Landline

1. Open the messaging feature on your cellphone.
2. Type in the person's landline phone number in the recipient box. If you already have the person's name and landline number stored in your contact list, type in that person's name and their number should come up, depending on the cellphone.
3. Type the SMS message into the message box, making sure to not use any abbreviations, if possible. Press 'Send.' The recipient's phone will ring once the message has been sent. The person will hear your SMS message in a recorded voice when answering the phone or voicemail, if the person wasn't available. You will receive a text (on your cellphone) confirming the message was received by the recipient. The person will be able to reply to your message by leaving a recorded message that will be delivered to your cellphone's voicemail.