Tuesday, May 27, 2014
How to Make a Free Phone Call on Cable
1. Download and install Skype. This program lets you make free phone calls over cable to other people using Skype. Skype has video capabilities, too, so you can see the person you're talking to if you both have webcams.
2. Download and install Yahoo! Messenger. The messenger program lets you call and talk to other Yahoo! users. It also has a video option so you can see the person you've called as well.
3. Install the program iCall. The iCall program is available for your desktop computer, iPhone and even in a web browser without installing the program, though this service is still in beta testing as of 2010. the program uses VoIP technology to connect your computer to phone landlines.
How to Send an OTA SMS
1. Look in your owner's manual for 'Short Codes.' If you do not have any short codes listed in your manual, contact your wireless provider and ask for a list of short codes to update your phone.
2. Update the data profile for your phone using an OTA SMS, as an example, using the Sprint network. If you have a phone on the Sprint network, type '##3282.'
3. Select 'Edit,' and choose 'Update Data Profile.' The Sprint network will reprovision your data profile on your phone.
Monday, May 26, 2014
How to Send Email to Text Messages on the Phone
1. Sign into your email account and compose a new email to be sent as a text message.
2. Type the phone number of the person you will be sending the message to in the address box field. Type the whole number with the area code or the extension. Do not put any dashes or spaces in between the numbers. For example, type 3465550100 and not 346-555-0100.
3. Add the extension of the phone service the recipient is subscribed to. For example, the extension for Verizon Wireless is '@vtext.com' and the extension for AT&T is '@txt.att.net.' The address to send the email should appear as 3465550100@vtext.com or 3465550100@txt.att.net. You can find extensions for phone services other than Verizon and AT&T by searching online or contacting the service provider directly.
4. Add your message to the email. You can either add the message on the subject line or in the message field. Most services limit the size of emails sent to phones as text messages to 160 characters. If the message is longer than 160 characters, it will be sent in the form of multiple messages.
5. Press 'Send' after you have finished typing your message. The message will be delivered as a text message to the recipient's phone and he or she can reply back. The replies will be displayed in your inbox as regular emails.
How to Send Free SMS to Other Countries
1. Sign up with a website that allows you to send international SMS. A few that you can consider are Free Global SMS, txtDrop or SendSMSNow (see Resources). Not all sites require you to register, but if one does, create a user name and password and provide a valid email address. Log in to your email address and confirm your registration.
2. Go to the website that you wish to send a message from and log on. Click 'Create a message' and write the phone number in the 'To' field. Choose the country from the drop-down box and the mobile provider of the recipient.
3. Type up your text message in the box provided. You can write a message up to 160 characters long.
4. Click the 'Send' button and enter the verification code. Your message will send and you will get a confirmation code when it is complete.
How to Download Spyware To A Cell Phone
1. Know your laws first. It may be illegal to use this method of parental supervision, so make sure you find out what your local and state laws are before putting spyware on a cell phone you don't own. There is news going around right now of stalker boyfriends and girlfriends putting spyware on each others phones without giving consent. Use common sense before doing anything that would infringe on the lawful rights of others.
2. Open a search engine and type in the phrase spyware for cell phones. There are many products on the internet available, but you will want to make sure you get a good product that doesn't allow third party companies access to track your cell phone use. Spyware allows users to listen to calls wether the cell phone is on or not and if the cell phone has a camera, this can be accessed too. Read the fine print in the terms of use and privacy agreement before you download anything to a cell phone. Knowing what your agreeing to can help you avoid problems down the road.
3. After you've found the spyware software you want to download to your cell phone, follow the steps the product provider gives you. They will use your cell phone number to access your phone to download the spyware. The spyware is usually stored in the operating settings of your phone, so if you ever want to remove it, pay attention to where it says it will be stored.
How to Send A Free Text Message To ATT Using Hotmail
1. Log in to your Hotmail account. If you do not have a Hotmail account you can get a free account at hotmail.com. In order to send a free text message to an AT&T customer you will need to log in and compose a new email as you normally would.
2. Instead of typing in a typical email address, you will type in the persons phone number and then @txt.att.net. For example if you are calling someone with a 543-543-5432 phone number it will look like this: 5435435432@txt.att.net
3. Now you will type in your message and click send. Just remember to leave them your name at the bottom of the message so they know who it is. Sending a text message to an AT&T number is completely free.
How to Send a SMS on Vodacom
Navigate to the Vodacom Website
Log on to your PC and navigate to the Vodacom website (see References).
Enter Your Message
Complete the Email@SMS registration form. After access has been granted, type your email message. Messages are limited to 140 characters; this includes all text in the message and subject line, spaces and special characters.
Enter the Recipient's Phone Number
Enter the recipient's phone number followed by '@voda.co.za.' Press 'Send' after the message and phone number have been entered.
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