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Unlock your O2 iPhone
Published on Sunday, February 21, 2010 by Neil Bird Legally use your O2 iPhone on any network Since November 2009, O2 are no longer the sole distributor of the Apple iPhone, and so have opened up their tight grip on the handset and will now allow you to unlock your iPhone. Yes, you can now legally network unlock your O2 iPhone without having to Jailbreak your handset. This means that you are free to use your iPhone... Read More »
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Watch Live TV on your iPhone for Free with TV...
Published on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 by Neil Bird TVCatchup - Watch your favourite TV programmes from your iPhone You may already be familiar with the amazing BBC iPlayer for iPhone that allows you to catch-up with your favourite BBC TV shows that you missed, well now a company called TVCatchup are bringing you Live TV to your iPhone. Some of your favourite UK Terrestrial TV Stations are now available at your fin... Read More »
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Quit a hanging or frozen iPhone App
Published on Thursday, October 1, 2009 by Neil Bird Kill or exit an iPhone App that has stopped responding If for some reason an iPhone App starts misbehaving, and doesn't work as expected, even if you close the app and re-open it, you probably need to kill the App process rather than just exiting the app. Prior to iPhone OS 3.0 you just had to hold the home button down for a few seconds and the App would get kille... Read More »
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Update the firmware on your Nokia mobile
Published on Friday, August 21, 2009 by Neil Bird Get the latest firmware for your Nokia mobile You may not know that the Operating System (OS) that is currently running on your Nokia mobile probably isn't the most up-to-date. There may be a new version available that could provide it with some new features, security updates, and even make it run a little better. If this all sounds rather daunting, then have no f... Read More »
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Background Music Streaming on an iPhone
Published on Thursday, August 20, 2009 by Neil Bird Listen to Music Streams in the Background on an iPhone One of the annoyances of an iPhone is that you are unable to multi-task, meaning that generally you are unable to run two iPhone Apps at the same time. If you like listening to music, and stream it over the Internet in Apps like Last.fm, then you can't do anything else with your iPhone, because as soon as you ... Read More »
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Set your Sky+ from your iPhone
Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 by Neil Bird Record your favourite TV show from your iPhone You know the feeling, you are out and about somewhere, and you forgot to record a TV show you really wanted to see. Well if you are a Sky+ subscriber and have an iPhone then you are in luck, as they have an app for that. The Sky+ App for iPhone allows you to record your favourite programmes direct from your handset, a... Read More »
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Create your own iPhone ringtones
Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 by Neil Bird Want a ringtone for your Phone? The iPhone is a great phone, but let's be honest the choice of ringtones that comes on the phone is a bit rubbish. Apple do allow you to buy ringtones from their iTunes Store, but that is only available to residents of the USA. So what about the rest of the world that have iPhones? There is a simple work around that you can do t... Read More »
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The default lock code for Nokia Handsets
Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 by Neil Bird There may be a time when you will get asked for the Lock Code on your Nokia Handset. This could happen if you are going to reset the handset back to factory settings for example. By default this is set to: 12345 Unless you ever changed it yourself. Read More »
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Screen capture on your iPhone
Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 by Neil Bird Grab an image of what's on your iPhone screen If you would like to capture the current contents of your iPhone's screen, be that a game you are playing, a message you are writing or anything else; just hit the following sequence of buttons: Press the power/sleep button (at the top of the handset) and home button at the same time. The screen will flash white,... Read More »
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Factory reset your symbian mobile
Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 by Neil Bird Get your mobile back to factory settings There may come a time that you wish that your Symbian mobile was running as smoothly as when you first got it. Over a period of time, after installing various applications your handset can tend to slow down or be less responsive. Or it may be that you want to clear everything off of the handset before giving it to a new owne... Read More »

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