QHD Display 5.5 inch Quadcore Smartphone

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Specifications

► GSM 900/1800/850/1900MHz

WCDMA850/1900 or 900/2100

►156*76.8*6.9mm

► 5.5" QHD IPS Display

► Battery: 2200 mAh

Features / Status:

• 2.0MP+8.0MP camera

• MTK6582 Quadcore

• RAM 1GB+ ROM 8GB

• Bluetooth/FM/GPRS/GPS

• MP3/MP4/AVI

• 3.5mm jack

• G-sensor,L-sensor, P-sensor

• Flash Light

• AAC Speaker

• Multi-language

• Standard Dual SIM

• White,black

Q: I would like to know what GPRS stand for and how it works with our mobile phones.: General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) is a mobile data service available to users of GSM mobile phones. It is often described as 2.5G, that is, a technology between the second (2G) and third (3G) generations of mobile telephony. It provides moderate speed data transfer, by using unused TDMA channels in the GSM network. Originally there was some thought to extend GPRS to cover other standards, but instead those networks are being converted to use the GSM standard, so that is the only kind of network where GPRS is in use. GPRS is integrated into GSM standards releases starting with Release 97 and onwards. First it was standardized by ETSI but now that effort has been handed onto the 3GPP.

Q: are mobile phones elastic or inelastic ? why ? thank you: To elaborate on the above answer, I think part of it really depends on the customer base you're examining. As a whole, the mobile phone market is pretty elastic - it's not a necessity and there are already a lot of phones out there, so if prices were to go up fewer people would buy new phones and fewer people would upgrade their existing phones (the very definition of elastic). On the other hand, for certain professions mobile phones are very necessary. On-call doctors, many upper-level businesspeople, anybody who *must* be reachable as a part of their work, they all will exhibit inelastic buying behavior. Whether the phone cost $100 or $1000, if they have to have it to do their job, they'll spend the money so they can continue to work.

Q: i want to have a mobile phone in yahoo messenger: This document contains a list of supported cellular networks where you can send SMS in Yahoo! Messenger. Resolution Yahoo! supports mobile text messaging (SMS) internationally. Yahoo! supports SMS for mobile devices in the following countries by the carriers indicated below. The messaging short codes are also listed for each carrier. Canada: FIDO and ROGERS - 92466000, TELUS - 92466 India: AIRCEL, AIRTEL, IDEA, LOOP MOBILE, MTNL, RELIANCE CDMA, RELIANCE GSM, SPICE, TATA, and VODAFONE - 25242 Indonesia: BAKRIE, EXCELCOM, and MOBILE8 - 9246, HUTCH3 - 92466, INDOSAT - 946, TELKOMSEL - 4246, SMART - 946 Kuwait: WATANIYA - 1411 Malaysia: CELCOM - 22235, DIGI - 32235, MAXIS - 32235 Pakistan: MOBILINK - 171 Philippines: GLOBE - 2258, Sun Cellular - 2466, SMART - 62580 Thailand: AIS - 4508040, DTAC - 1924668 United States: ALLTEL, ATT, NEXTEL (including Sprint), SPRINT, T-MOBILE, US CELLULAR, VERIZON, and VIRGIN - 92466 Vietnam: EVN, HTMOBILE, MOBIFONE, S-FONE, VIETTEL, and VINAPHONE - 8269, GTEL - 8269 If your phone is not listed among these phones and the country you live in, they will NOT work through Yahoo Messenger.

Q: i just got this boost mobile motorola i475 i was wondering does this phone play youtube videos. Ive downloaded opera mini already but everytime i try to play a vid on youtube it will say protocol not supported. so can i get this phone to play youtube vids or what?: The Motorola i475 is too old of a cell phones. It is what we call a WAP phone. It can't access any internet website like a desktop can. The internet on this cell phone is more of text and menus like when the internet was more of menus and numbers. It won't be able to play videos or anything like that. Even Boost Mobile won't even activate this cell phone. As you know Boost Mobile is getting rid of any cell phone that uses the IDEN network. The cell phone Motorola i475 is a IDEN network phone since it has that walkie talkie feature. Boost Mobile will no longer support IDEN cell phones but only use CDMA network. So this cell phone is obsolete. All their cell phones on Boost Mobile website only use CDMA network.

Q: How to identify oppo phone true and false?: OPPO mobile phone has a separate internal [electronic security card] function, this function is generally found in the toolbox, if all places can not find, may be fake!

Q: How long will the new phone charge?: For mobile phone battery "activation" problem, many of the argument is: the first three charging time must be more than 12 hours in order to activate the battery.

Q: i want to buy a mobile phone for entertainment and internet use . Should i go for android os or windows mobile or nokia symbian?: Why not buy an iPhone 4? The internet experience on the iPhone is still superior to their competitors offerings. Next to this the build quality is fantastic. Nokia is not enough of a player anymore, the performance of their phones isn't on par with either iPhone and Android. Android is a great newcomer and the only real alternative to the iPhone. The devices however aren't as good as the iPhone 4 yet.

Q: hey, i have the samsung gravity through t-mobile, and they have now made it a free phone my phone has been randomly shutting of at different times, and i was looking to get a new one! do you think it would be possible to get a different ''free phone'' replacement for mine? or no, do i still have to get my same phone?please give me what you think! thanks: These are questions probably only T-Mobile can answer. Here's my best advice as a T-Mobile customer for years- Don't deal with customer service on the phone. GO INTO A T-MOBILE STORE! They are awesome. Go in - Take them your phone - tell them your problems - ask your questions - they'll let you know what your options are. It's possible you need a new battery? Last time that happened to me, the store associates GAVE me a new one FREE. You are able to upgrade your phone, but you have to have a good payment history and have had the phone for a certain amount of time (can't remember how long that is).

Q: A message has been posted on my mum's workplace notice board saying that if you don't have a mobile phone signal dialing 112 will still connect you to the emergency services.Does anyone know if this is true or a hoax? I have found something online about it but it was from 6 years ago. If anyone has a link to any mobile phone company's website in the UK that says it's false which I can print off for my mum to take to work would be appreciated.Thanks.: if there is no signal then no it won't work. If it's just out of credit then it will work on the emergency number