The Nokia N97 Review: Is it worth your money?

Nokia has produced several master-pieces like the Nokia N95, E71, N96, E90 communicator and the likes of them. The latest contender in the line-up happens to be the elegant N97, which will feature a tilting 3.5-inch touch screen, slide-out full QWERTY keyboard, especially designed to cater to the needs of the Internet-savvy users.

Forgot the Memory Card Password of Your Nokia phone? Unlock it now

We enable a password security on our Nokia phone to keep the data on the memory card private and not accessible to others. However, many times you may have come up across a situation wherein you have completely forgotten the password of the memory card or simply the access to the memory card is denied.
Even [...]

BlackBerry Bold Review

BlackBerry Bold has been a breakthrough product offering from BlackBerry being the first of its models to feature the 3G HSDPA. It has also been dubbed as the ‘faster’ cousin of all the other models in the BlackBerry family and much of this is due to the 624 MHz CPU processing that it offers. As [...]

How To Protect Your Cell Phones From Virus Attacks

Virus or malicious program can enter your cellphone through various ways. Once it enters your cellphone, it can make your phone function erratically. Your phone may restart consistently; the functions of the phone may behave weirdly, your Bluetooth may start receiving data without asking you to confirm it; you can also lose all your contact [...]

LG Venus Review

The Venus from LG is another touch screen phone offering. However, this one has a dual touch sensitive screen (similar to the Samsung Soul) for maximum ease of use and of course, to help impress your friends!

How to Disable a Stolen Cell phone?

Have you lost your cell phone? Are you worried that it could be misused by someone? Installing a mobile anti-theft software on your phone is a good way to track your lost cell phone but what if you have a mobile phone in which installation of software is not possible? Even if you have a anti-theft [...]

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