thespartan440 asked:


I need a cell phone that is always available. I have never owned a cell before and don’t know what to look for.
I need a phone that works coast to coast north to south, no matter where I am in the country I need to be able to pick up that cell phone and be able to communicate with customers and dispatch and they need to be able to contact me.

Shawn Gates asked:


I got my cell phone taken away because I got a C+. My step-dad thinks that I have to have all A’s and B’s. I don’t think it is fair getting it taken away over one C+. I want to get my grades up but the end of school is tomorrow. What is a good way to fix my grades or get my cell phone back?

Steve asked:


I recently purchased a new cell phone. I want to keep my old cell phone around as a backup if my new phone would get damaged, stolen, or lost. (No, I didn’t purchase insurance. I’m too cheap!)Should I turn on my old cell phone and completely drain the battery? Should I just disconnect my battery? Should I let a charge on my battery and just keep it connected to my phone? I just want to make sure if I do need to use my old cell phone that it will be there for me.

Thanks.

rlkeebler asked:


I have flown several times since 9/11. Twice going to and from New York and Oregon and several flights to Arizona to Oregon and back. In each flight I would turn on my cell phone to see if I could get a connection. I always got no service available to apear on my sceen.
About a year ago I read on the internet that in order for people to use cell phones on flying aircraft the airplanes would need to have a special antenna installed. This has not begun to happen yet.
So my question would be. If you can not get service on your cell phone while flying in an airplane. On 9/11 how did the people on board those doomed aicraft manage to use their cell phone to call out to their loved ones? I’m not counting the people who used the available at great cost aircraft phones just the ones who are said to have used their cell phones.
Just one of the holes in the vast 9/11 story.

INUREYES asked:


I am planning on buying a prepaid phone for right now because I do not have any credit..

I have had Verizon prepaid.. and virgin mobile.

I would like your oppinion and the best prepaid cell phones.

thank you

thechrishunter asked:


I’m having a lot of fun posting short video segments to my Utterli.com account with my cell phone, but I don’t like the video quality that much. I need suggestions for a new cell phone that records better looking videos for me to post with. I currently have an LG LX350 cell phone and it’ll only record 15 seconds at a time. Thanks!

BooBooshanubo asked:


This includes making phone calls, sms (texting), emailing, transferring ring tones and media to/from the computer/cell phone. I’d want something that would let you do all this via computer interface. What cell phone make & model and program is good for this? Thank you in advance for your advice.

Kamikaze asked:


I need the cheapest cell phone possible. Both my home phone and cell phone aren’t working and I need something that doesn’t include a plan or long sign up process. I’ve heard that there’s cheap cell phones you can buy, or even use your own, then just buy minutes as you use them each month. Where can I find something like this and what is it exactly?

INUREYES asked:


I am planning on buying a prepaid phone for right now because I do not have any credit..

I have had Verizon prepaid.. and virgin mobile.

I would like your oppinion and the best prepaid cell phones.

thank you

crimsongraycoug asked:


I have an TD Ameritrade account and I want to buy a new cell phone. Does anyone know which cell phone in the market is good for trading stocks? Webmail and possibly Level II quotes would be good too. If there are any day traders out there, please recommend a cell phone company and the model you use. Also, do you use any special quote service for level II? I would appreciate you pros and cons of the phone you are using. Thanks!