Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Best Way to Find Who a Phone Number Belongs To


Reverse Phone Number Lookup and Other Web Searches
The web provides plenty of opportunities for anyone wishing to find out who a phone number belongs to. The obvious first step is to enter the phone number into your favorite search engine and see if there are any results. If the number belongs to a business or if it is a publicly listed phone number, it will show up in a web search.There are also reverse lookup services. These are websites where individuals can search for contact information using names, addresses and/or telephone numbers. With reverse lookup services, enter the phone number to receive the name and address behind the phone number. However, this information doesn't come free, or cheap. Some reverse lookup services cost $40 to $50 to use. Many will give you names, addresses and telephone numbers -- if this information is available -- at a cost. Even the reverse lookup websites promising free service will charge some sort of fee for complete information, but you might at least get a name for free.
Call the Phone Company
If there is a number on your phone bill and you're not sure who it belongs to, call your telephone provider and ask for the information. The provider will give this information if the number was dialed from your home. However, the company will not release this information for random requests.
Other Ways to Find Out Who Owns a Phone Number
Don't discount the obvious. Call the number to find out who it belongs to. Explain to the person on the other end why you are calling. Not everyone will readily give out his name or other information, but if you have a valid reason for wanting to know this number, the other party can be helpful.If you are being harassed, contact the police. If there is a legitimate threat, they will help to find out the phone number so you can go to court for a cease and desist or restraining order.
Privacy Laws
Thanks to various privacy laws, it's not as easy to find out who owns an unlisted number as it used to be. If it's a legal matter, your attorney or the courts can help you. If it's not important and you can't find out through a web search or by calling, it's might be best to respect the owner's privacy.

Monday, July 14, 2014

How to Hack a Cell Phone


1. Visit the website no-IP.com. Download the free trial program and change your regular IP address to a dynamic IP. Go to 'Configuration' and change the current port to '8080' so that it will be accepted by your LG phone.
2. Open your LG brand phone. From the menu screen, press '0' to access the service menu.
3. Wait for the phone to ask you for a service code. When it does, enter '000000' as the service code.
4. Select 'WAP Settings' from the service menu. Then go to 'Proxy Address Settings' to change both your primary and secondary proxy address settings.
5. Delete the current primary and secondary proxy address settings. Enter the dynamic IP address that your received from no-IP.com. Press 'OK' twice when prompted, then press 'Clear.'
6. Change your mobile homepage. Delete your current cell phone service provider homepage from your phone. Enter mobile.google.com and press 'Set' to confirm. You will see a message telling you that your phone has been reset and then your phone will restart. You now have Internet access on your mobile phone that costs nothing but cell minutes.

How to Send Free SMS Using Gmail


1. Log in to your Gmail account, click 'Settings' and then select 'Labs.'
2. Select the 'Enable' radio button under the 'SMS in Chat gadget' and 'Text Messaging (SMS) in Chat' sections, respectively, and then click the 'Save changes' button at the bottom of the page.
3. Return to your Gmail inbox and then type the phone number you would like to send an SMS to under the 'Send SMS' field located on the left hand corner of the page and then hit 'Enter' on your keyboard.
4. Type the name of the SMS recipient in the 'Contact Name' field and then click 'Save.' A dialog box opens in the right hand corner of the page.
5. Enter the message you would like to send in the chat applet and then send the SMS by hitting 'Enter' on your keyboard. You have successfully sent a free SMS using your Gmail account.

How to Find the Name of a Person Using a Particular Cingular Cell Phone


1. Do an internet search for 'cell phone reverse lookup.' The search results will include several different online public records companies that provide reverse phone lookup services.
2. Choose the company that best fits your needs. Many sites will promise 'free reverse phone lookups,' but those are really just searches of the white pages --- and very few people add their cell phone number to the white pages. You'll be lead through to a pay site, and from there you'll need to select the package that fits your needs. Most online public records companies offer a simple reverse phone lookup for $5 to $10, which will include the name of the subscriber for the phone number you are searching.
3. Enter the number at the site of the company you choose. It will then tell you if there are records associated with that number.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions to pay for and retrieve the records. The records may be sent to you by e-mail or presented onscreen once payment has processed, depending upon the company you choose.

How to Send an SMS Text Message Via Email


1. If the recipient's carrier is AT&T, simply type the recipient's 10-digit phone number followed by '@txt.att.net' into the 'To' box of your email. Fill in the subject line, if you so choose, and type your message into the message box. Click 'Send.'
2. If the recipient's carrier is Verizon, type the recipient's 10-digit phone number followed by '@vtext.com' into the 'To' box of your email. Type your message and subject line, then click 'Send.'
3. If the recipient's carrier is T-Mobile USA, type the recipient's 10-digit phone number followed by '@tmomail.net' into the 'To' box of your email. Type your message and subject line, then click 'Send.'
4. If the recipient's carrier is Sprint, type the recipient's 10-digit phone number followed by '@messaging.sprintpcs.com' into the 'To' box of your email. Type your message and subject line, then click 'Send.'

How to Watch TV on T


myTouch 4G Users
1. Touch the 'T-Mobile TV' icon in the App Drawer on your Home screen.
2. Read the terms and conditions, and click the 'Accept' button. If you are using T-Mobile TV on a trial period, touch the 'Start Trial' button.
3. Choose either 'Live TV' or 'On Demand' and scroll through your programming options to begin watching.
HTC HD7 Users
4. Tap the 'Start' button and select 'MobiTV' from the menu.
5. Read the data usage message and hit the 'Continue' button to accept the terms and conditions.
6. Read the trial period usage menu if it appears on screen, and click 'Start Trial.'
7. Tap 'OK' when prompted to update to the latest software. Tap 'Open' and confirm that 'Device' is selected on the menu. Hit the 'Install' button.
8. Install the software and tap 'OK' to begin watching television on your phone.

How to Download Apps to the iPhone


1. Click the 'App Store' icon on the home screen of your iPhone. Use the icons at the bottom of the screen to browse categories of apps. If you're looking for free apps for your iPhone, select 'Top 25' and then tap the 'Top Free' tab at the top of the screen. Tap 'Featured' at the bottom of the screen to see the apps the App Store is promoting for the week. If you know the name of an app, click 'Search' at the bottom of the screen and type the name into the search bar that appears.
2. Tap the icon for any app that interests you to reach additional information about the app, including developer notes, screen shots and user ratings.
3. Select the app you've decided to download by tapping the button that contains the price or the word 'Free.' The App Store prompts you for your Apple ID. If you don't have one, follow the onscreen instructions to acquire one. An Apple ID is required to download apps to your iPhone.
4. Watch the download status bar that appears under the new icon on your iPhone. Once it is complete, you can access your new app.