MTK 5.0 inch QHD Screen Android4.4 Smartphone

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Specifications

nDual SIM Dual Standby

nChipset: MTK6572 Dual-core1.3GHz

nROM+RAM: 32Gb+4Gb

nOS: Android 4.4

nLanguage: English, and other language

n2G network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz

n3G network: HSDPA 850/2100MHz

nLCD: 5” QHD 540*960 capacitive TP

nCamera: two camera (Front 0.3MP & Back 5.0MP AF)

nFM: Yes

nBT: Yes V4.0

nWiFi: Yes Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n

nG-Sensor:YES

nP-Sensor:YES

nJava: Yes

nGPS: YES

nTF card extension: max 32G

nBattery: 2000 mAh

nTalking time: 3 to 5 hours

nStandby time: up to 200 hours

nAccessories: one battery, one charger(usb) ,one usb cable(micro 5pin) ,one earphone(3.5mm audio jack)

nDimension:146x74x8.4mm

MTK 5.0 inch QHD Screen Android4.4 Smartphone

Q: I have a t-mobile phone and a plan. But i'm only a year into my contract. I don't want to change the plan but i want to change the phone. I was wondering if i can buy the phone i want from t-mobile which is a SIDEKICK LX- carbon. and just insert my SIM CARD into it and use it. Will it work if i just put my SIM card into it? and will i be able to access the network AIM. i don't need anything else. i just want to be able to receive and send calls and log into AIM, keep the same phone number and listen to my music thats it. can someone help me out plz. Thanks in Advance: I also have t-mobile and they have good customer service well if you buy one for t-mobile i think you can buy the full price which about $200 or they could extend your contract and give it to you with a discount. I would rather just buy the phone. Not having a contract makes you monthly bills a little lower for like 20 less. It does have AIM so don't worry and yes you can just insert the Sim card to you new phone with the same number.

Q: I have a (cheap) Nokia Tmobile phone. I lost the Simcard it came with. I have the battery, charger and no phone plan. Is it possible to use as a pay as you go? Would I have to purchase a simcard from T-mobile? Can I do this without having my credit pulled?: Yes,you would simply visit the T-Mobile store and take them your phone. Tell them you want to activate it with pre pay, and they will set up service and get you a new sim with a new number.

Q: How virus attacks the mobile phone? I.e. I have nokia x2 mobile , used to browse and download. In some of web sites says that nokia s40 wont attacked by virus. But it is not so. Now my question is weather virus comes by browsing and downloading or only by downloading (i.e. Not by pure browsing). Please explain me, that what precautions should i take to avoid virus attack to my mobile phone.: Phones can be hacked the same way any computer can be hacked. Be careful what web sites you visit. As for how to protect your phone - same way you do a computer with AV software. kaspersky .uk/kaspersky_mob is a suggestion.

Q: Hi i have been doing some research into mobile phones and i came across a few terms that really confused me, i understand that when you talk on the phone the data is converted from your voice into digital signals, the part i dont understand is where modulation such as PSK occurs and how TDMA and CDMA fits into all of this can someone tell me what the relation is between these things.thank you: There are a few parts to a mobile phone system: most obviously you have the radio interface, some kind of two way radio link between the handset and the 'base station'. This transmitts and recieves digital data using quadrature phase shift keying (PSK). This is a kind of modulation very similar to FM, but is used with digital signals rather than analogue signals. So the digital data is used to phase shift modulate an RF carrier which is then transmitted, and picked up by the base station, which then demodulates the PSK signal to recover the digital data. This is all very well and good, but what do we do when we have many users? How can the base station distinguish between the signal from one hand set and another? This is where Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) and Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) come into play. TDMA (used in GSM systems) is a kind of time division multiplexing. Each user gets a certain 'time slot' in which they are allowed to transmit their PSK signal in. So each user takes a turn and sends a few bytes at a time. In GSM there are 8 time slots (I think, i cannot recall exactly) in each channel (frequency). The bit rate is low and special vocoders are used to get voice audio into a low bit rate. CDMA works differently, on principles originated by an Austrian actor (and electrical engineer and mathematician!) Hedy Lamarr

Q: How much can a mobile phone be damaged if it falls? how much does it affect the internal antennaspeakersblah blah blah and all the else?: it completely depends on what phone you have. certain phones are actualy designed to stand up against dropping your phone and other damages. on the other hand, some phones are so fragile that dropping it from high enough at the right angle could destroy the screen or the whole phone.

Q: how much does the 3g phone e71 nokia cost in europe? in euros pls: Please okorder

Q: I was wondering if its possible that this person I'm seeing as online is actually logged on from their mobile phone but without the mobile status next to their name? She does use Be Right Back every so often (with the red crossed out sign) but no other status could she be logging on from her phone? Or maybe from an iphone? Are there any clues that could give it away?: sturdy success searching it. it form of sounds like numerous telephone now a days is an total pc! i might want to check out your community cellular telephone service and ask some questions! sturdy success searching it!

Q: Does anyone knows that mobile phone number or at least knows a way to find who owns it???: mobile phone numbers are highly govt protected so there probably isn't a search to find out the owner of the cell like there is a way to find the owner of a land line. plus, there are so many people who have cell phones but they are in other people's name, ie: their parents, siblings, etc. the best way: call and ask

Q: How long will the new phone charge?: This argument is subject to the previous Ni-MH battery misleading, the phone has been activated in the factory before aging, the user does not need to activate the use, do not carry out 12 hours of ultra-long time charge. According to the instructions on the phone described in the charging method to charge the most standard.

Q: .adversely affect the functioning of an airplane's Radar with the distinct possibility of it crashing then why do terrorists bother with knives, bombs and guns?!.: You obviously know nothing about airplanes or cell phone technology. Whether the on-board radar works or not isn't an issue because it is only used for weather avoidance. In scientific studies cell phones have occasionally been linked to interference with certain navigation systems (I've experienced it myself), but the results have generally been inconclusive or negative. That aside, navigation and communication problems very rarely cause airplanes to crash. The main reason cell phones cannot be used while airborne is that their range increases dramatically with altitude, and being able to trigger multiple cell tower relays creates havoc within the cellular system, particularly if a lot of airborne phones are being activated at once in the same region. It's all about the cellular network.

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