by ds | Dec 13, 2013 | Mobile phones
By default, this phone model does not support wireless charging, but it can be enabled using an add-on module. I ordered a Wireless Charging Receiver like it is mentioned here. You simply need to insert the module between the battery and the back cover, and connect...
by ds | Jul 31, 2013 | Mobile phones
Scenario You use your own Exchange 2010 server with a self-signed certificate. So you need your root certificate to be copied to the client before you can access the server. Same with Android 4.x, but a quite useless “feature” was implemented with this...
by ds | Mar 20, 2013 | Car, Mobile phones
If you own anything that is worth to track, e.g. a new car which could be stolen, there are some ways to do that. The simplest, but also expensive way is to register at a GPS locating site where you also get your tracking hardware. You could also buy the hardware...
by ds | Jul 18, 2012 | Mobile phones
By default, the screen and energy settings in Android don’t take effect during a call. The screen always dims after a few seconds and then stays blank, no matter how you configured it in the settings. With “normal” phones this feature may be okay,...
by ds | May 18, 2012 | Mobile phones
The smartphone / tablet and operating systems don’t make it easy to centrally administrate them these days. A few weeks ago, we ordered 6 Samsung Galaxy Tabs 7.0 and 10.1N, current with Android 3.2, and had to find a way for this. The additional software Good...
by ds | May 12, 2012 | Mobile phones
The Nokia E63 behaves a bit strange when you want to use the built-in web radio application via mobile internet (UMTS, GPRS) instead of WLAN. The access point list is not always the same list which you find under SystemSettingsConnectionAccess points. In my case, the...
