Archive for the ‘Cell Phones’ Category
April 7th, 2011 | 
Author: We are planning to buy a mobile phone repeater for the office, it is about 400 square meters. Does anybody know how many Cell Phones a repeater can support?
According to manufacturers, every cellular amplifier can support unlimited number of subscribers. Take a look at myamplifiers.com, there you will find all the necessary Information.
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I am going to buy best Cell Phones. Well, please let me know. Is it a real that best Cell Phones can be found on internet? What website can provide deeper and further info for best cell phones? Thanks for your Information.
hi….
In my opinion you must see 2-3 websites…and then decide with which website you have to go with..
http://www.letstalk.com/,http://ask.metafilter.com/42375/Good-websites-for-cell-phones.
How to find owners of Cell Phones has been a question many people have asked for various reasons including:
- At 3 AM in the morning after the 3rd prank call.
- After finding a suspicious mystery number on your partner’s phone used very often.
- After missing a call and you are not sure if you want to call back.
- You are a professional detective looking for tools to help with your job.
This is not as easy as going to the yellow pages though because for one you have a cell phone number and need a name where a traditional phone directory will only search by name not number. This conundrum is not too hard to solve as there are many sites out there that offer reverse phone lookups where you can enter a number and have a name returned to you like the reverse of a normal directory hence the name. With cell phone numbers however this has an additional hurdle because cell phone numbers are not the easiest things to get a hold of.
The problem with cell phone numbers is that they are not a part of the public domain like a home phone number which is. This means anyone can compile a normal phone directory because there is a central authority for home phone numbers and who owns them but cell phone numbers while not protected have no central database.
To solve this issue some website owners have taken it upon themselves to compile their own reverse cell phone directories with their own database of cell numbers and details of their owners. They have done this by legal means by buying this information from a variety of companies that keep these records such as marketing firms, listings on the Internet and more. The resulting mega-database can then be used by people looking up how to find owners of cell phone numbers with a simple search interface.
The good reverse cell phone directories often charge a small fee to access this Information because it cost them a lot of time and effort to put these together but there are free directories around that claim to offer the same service without payment but are often just scam sites so beware of these.
Gary Mathers