do u know how to send data from the phone to the pc?
using the IR function?

Michi wrote:

do u know how to send data from the phone to the pc? using the IR function?

I have no idea.

Lol Michi still problem then? ^_^; Eehhe go here in italy, buy an italian SIM operator, so i can send to u :p Just kidding ehehhe

Chooo

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Ten or more years of mobile phone use increases the risk of developing acoustic neuroma, a benign tumor on the auditory nerve, according to a study released on Wednesday by Sweden's Karolinska Institute.

The risk was confined to the side of the head where the phone was usually held and there were no indications of increased risk for those who have used their mobile for less than 10 years, the Karolinska Institute said in a statement.

The institute, one of Europe's largest medical universities and a clinical and biomedical research center, awards the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine.

"At the time when the study was conducted only analog mobile phones had been in use for more than 10 years and therefore we cannot determine if there results are confined to use of analog phones or if the results would be similar also after long-term use of digital (GSM) phones," it said.

The mobile phone market is now dominated by GSM phones, which replaced the bulkier and less advanced analog phones in many markets the mid- and late-1990s.

The mobile phone industry has said there is no scientific evidence of negative health effects from use of mobile phones.

The Karolinska Institute said 150 people with acoustic neuroma and 600 healthy people participated in the study.

"The risk of acoustic neuroma was almost doubled for persons who started to use their mobile at least 10 years prior to diagnosis," the institute said.

"When the side of the head on which the phone was usually held was taken into consideration, we found that the risk of acoustic neuroma was almost four times higher on the same side as the phone was held and virtually normal on the other side."

Finland's Nokia is the world's biggest mobile phone maker.

Other large producers include Motorola of the United States, South Korea's Samsung Electronics, Germany's Siemens and Swedish-Japanese joint venture Sony Ericsson.

Global mobile phone sales have been booming as thousands of new users sign up every day and existing subscribers replace their old handsets with new ones, capable of taking pictures or playing music.

Hahahahahaha. I had those old bulky Motorola analog ones, back in intermediate and high school.
The ones the size of a phone booth.
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ahochaude wrote:

The ones the size of a phone booth.

AHAHAHAHAHAHA... That's the one.

i even put the phone beside/under my head/pillow when im sleeping......

Brain tumor... reminds me of KKK 2003

Michi wrote:

i even put the phone beside/under my head/pillow when im sleeping......

Not good.

eltinator wrote:

Brain tumor... reminds me of KKK 2003

HAHA....Brain tumor and still used the phone to talk....
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ahochaude wrote:

Hahahahahaha. I had those old bulky Motorola analog ones, back in intermediate and high school. The ones the size of a phone booth.

HAHAHA i used to have one of those too, i gave it to my dad and he thinks theyre cool (hes a late bloomer)
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MixxDreamer wrote:

HAHAHA i used to have one of those too, i gave it to my dad and he thinks theyre cool (hes a late bloomer)

I had the one that Zack from Saved By The Bell used.


And I had the old old old Motorola flip phone!
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ahochaude wrote:

I had the one that Zack from Saved By The Bell used

HAHAH i was just watching that on tbs
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Moderators -

I recommend merging this topic with the existing "Ringtone help wanted..." topic:

http://www.jdorama.com/viewtopic.3874.htm

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topic merged!

JUST A REMINDER.... Starting February 1, 2006, all cell phone numbers are being released to telemarketing companies and you will start to receive sale calls. YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THESE CALLS.... To prevent this, call the following number from your cell phone:
888-382-1222. It is the National DO NOT CALL list. It will only take a minute of your time. It blocks your number for five (5) years.

HELP OTHERS BY PASSING THIS ON TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS OR GO TO: http://www.donotcall.gov/

Triky has pointed out this link in regards to my post above: http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/cell411.asp


I suppose registering wouldn't hurt, but I guess it's not necessary.

Okay, time for suggestions:

My four-year old Nokia is being phased out by Cingular because it uses the old TDMA technology and Cingular wants everyone to switch to their GSM version...

Any cellphone recommendations? I just want a basic flip phone, no fancy crap.

Also, should I switch services to like Verizon or T-Mobile?

I'd either go with Verizon or Cingular. If you want to keep your number without spending 100$, you should probably go with Cingular, unless they're willing to do it for free.

You can have a RAZR V3m (silver or pink) for 50$ online with Verizon tho.
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Been doing some research an it looks like Verizon has the best service AND support, but I'll have to pay more per month ($40+ vs. $30+) for that privilege...

Looks like keeping my existing number won't be a problem: most services are more than willing to take in a new customer and help with the changeover for free...