There are tricks available for your cell phone all over the Internet, but not all of them work for every phone model, so make sure you check this before you try it out.  Here are some of the more general tricks that can be used with most different types of phones from Nokia through to Motorola’s.

The Detective Trick, also known as The Mobile Spying Trick

This cheeky little trick is nice and easy to do, and basically allows you to eavesdrop using your phone on your mates conversations:

• Set up the automatic answer profile in your headset profile
• Set the ringing volume to mute.
• Attach your Bluetooth ear piece transmitter
• Hid your phone in the room you want to eavesdrop on
• Call your phone (muted so it will not actually ring), and then you can listen in to what everyone is saying.

The Sensor Trick, also known as the Secret Prank Trick

This works best on Nokia phones, and is not for the faint hearted as it sets of security alarms at shop exits:

• Go into settings>security>usergroups and then change the setting here to 500.

Incoming search terms

cell phone tricks , cell phone with sensor trick , cellphone privacy tricks , cellphone tricks , get great cellphone tricks nokia , nokia phone as a detective trick , nokia phone tricks , phone , phone tricks , some phone tricks , spy tricks cell phones , spy tricks on cell phones , spy tricks with the cell phone

Here is a video explaining features in-detail of Apple’s new and fast Iphone 3Gs.

Bluetooth is a wireless technology than can allow you to communicate with a number of devices such as computers, keyboards and PDAs without the need for any cables. Bluetooth headsets are also available for cell phones, so that you can talk hands free when you are driving or typing on your laptop, and also allows you to synchronise information between various different devices.

However one problem with Bluetooth is that when it is enabled it does mean that other unscrupulous people with Bluetooth capabilities can actually access your device and interfere with your information in a number of ways:

• Bluejacking – this is when people send unsolicited emails and messages to other Bluetooth devices, and although it is normally harmless this can provide a backdoor for fraudster to access your phone and take it over without your knowledge.
• Bluesnarfing – this is when a fraudster uses your Bluetooth connection to get into your cell phone or PDA to gain access to the personal information it contains such as your diary, calendar, text messages, contacts list etc…
• Bluebugging – this is when your phone is taken over completely by another person via the Bluetooth connection, enabling them to listen in to you conversations, intercept your text messages and emails and use your phone to make their own calls and text messages.

Incoming search terms

protect the bluetooth from other mobile

You may find that your battery needs charging everyday, and if you are out on the move and using the phone heavily you may be concerned about running out of battery before you can get it charged again.  There are a few simple ways to prolong the life your cell phone though, and these can save you a lot of worry:

• Some cell phones are pre-set to ‘Enhanced Full Rate’ (EFR), which means they drain the battery quicker because of top level screen and applications settings.  You can turn this off so that the phone is running on lower settings, and this can save the battery from draining so quickly.  Check your instruction manual for how to amend the EFR setting.
• Turn Off the Backlight – this is only really necessary at night, so keep the backlight turned off during the day to save battery power, and also change the default setting so that the light goes off after 5 seconds of inactivity for when you do use it.
• If you know you are not going to use your phone for an hour or more, then just turn it off.  It will still receive messages and update the call list for you, so you will not be completely out of the loop, and you can just get back to anyone who leaves a message when you turn it on again.
• Limit the amount of non-talk functions you use your phone for such using online features and camera functions, as these use a lot of power, and can drain the battery low in just a few hours.

Incoming search terms

enhance nokia battery , how do you inhance the power in a cell phone battery , how to enhance mobile battery charge

Nokia phones are complicated devices, and you may not have realised the whole host of different functions and features at your fingertips.  Here are just a few tips to get your Nokia cell phone working for you:

Hidden Menu

This is mostly used by technicians who may need to work on your phone, and you can find out a number of different things by inputting this factory code in the main screen ‘*#92702689# [*#war0anty#]’, such as the serial number (which is helpful to know in case your phone gets stolen), the date of the last repair, the date the phone was first activated and the month and year it was manufactured.

Restore the Factory Settings

You may want to clear off all of the settings that have been added manually to your cell phone, and return it to its original factory settings and you can do this by typing ‘*#7780#’ on the main screen.

Discreet Photos

If you have a Nokia camera phone and you want to take discreet pictures then you can go into the phone profiles and click on the ‘Silent’ option, which will turn the clicking noise off usually heard when the camera takes a picture, and you can also disable the flash if you have one.

Incoming search terms

nokia phone codes , , nokia cell phone secret codes