Check Out How a Cell Phone Booster Can Help You

admin — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:11:30 +0000

If you own a cell phone I am sure that you have looked down at your screen and saw “no service” or see that you only have a couple of bars of reception. It is really a pain to not have a signal when you need it. You can have the most expensive one made and still run into this problem. Dropped calls, missed calls, and out of area, can all be put to an end if you invest in a cell phone booster. With a cell phone signal booster attached to your phone you will be able to make and complete those important calls without interruption. You will get better reception and a much stronger signal. No more asking “Can you hear me now?” as your signal will be loud and clear with a phone booster.

A mobile booster will help you with reception in rural areas. When traveling, it is very important to have constant service just in case of an emergency. Mobile boosters cost around $200 to $400 depending on the brand and type you choose. They can be used in your car, RV, semi-truck, or boat. You can purchase a cell booster kit that includes a signal booster, antenna, cables, and a cell cradle. Installation is simple and takes only minutes to connect. You attach the antenna to the top of your vehicle and run the cable inside to connect it to your phone. Some companies even make a wireless cell phone booster.

The cost of a wireless booster is a bit more expensive than the non-wireless type. Whichever type of booster you choose, you will be guaranteed to receive and stronger signal and more bars. You will not need to hold your phone out of the car window to get a signal anymore.

If you choose to get a cell booster for your home or office you will get quality reception and a stronger signal. Cell phone boosters in your home can cover an area of 2,500 square feet. Some companies say that their brand of phone booster will enhance your cell phones signal up to 800%. So if you live, or work in an area where you constantly receive a weak signal, a cell phone booster will end this problem. These have proved to be a valuable accessory that everyone should have.

By: Shawn Manaher

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Why Should You Buy an iPhone 3G?

admin — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 22:01:26 +0000

Apple is supposedly going to release its new iPhone 3G in a few days from now. Why should YOU buy it?

Here a few random thoughts on the question…..

If you use your phone mostly for calls and don’t need high speed (HSDPA) Internet on the device there is no need unless you travel to places without GSM (i.e. Japan)

With it, your connected to just about everything you need electronically no matter where you go. (Except for outlying rural areas where service may not be available). With Apple Mail, Safari, and the soon to come plethora of applications for iPhone/iPod touch, its really about mobile computing than then phone. Can you make calls with it? Sure, but if you are similar to most iPhone owners, the phone aspect of it is not used nearly as much as the other communication aspects. Bottom line, if you want to be connected 24/7, the iPhone is your best and easiest to use bet.

To be perfectly honest though …. that’s a pretty open ended question. But I’ll provide some brief context to help you answer for yourself..

To me an iPhone purchase indicates that the purchaser wants the most comprehensive feature set they can get in one package; true internet web access, contacts, calendar and a solid phone to name a few.

It also means that the owner wants a phone with flexibility going forward. Since the iPhone is software based, new functionality can be added quite easily. More compelling is the release of the Apple’s iPhone SDK this month which will add the all important Exchange server integration functionality, making the iPhone a player in corporate environments. Exchange functionality will enable push contacts, email, and calendar as well as access to GALs and use of certificates, VPN, identities and security features like auto wipe should your phone be lost or stolen.

3G is really just an increase in network speed so browsing, YouTube playing etc. will be accelerated. Most folks who already own an iPhone likely won’t feel compelled to upgrade to a 3G. However if I was in the market for new phone, I’d probably go for the iPhone.

There are two drawbacks though….

* You gotta go with AT&T as your provider. They’ve got the exclusive for the foreseeable future. Mind you, service may actually be very good …. but it is limiting.

* Like many phones today, iPhone has a camera built in but can’t currently take video. Why a robust phone from Apple …. that has a hard drive built in …. can’t take video is beyond me.

Actually considering the fact that the iPhone 3G is not out yet, answering that question is pure speculation. There is no truth yet to any specifications that the iphone will have ….. except that fact that it is 3G capable.

Honestly, from what I have heard there really aren’t any drastic improvements. Quite frankly, I can’t really see any except maybe a GPS chip ….. which will make GMM more accurate.

So …. armed with just some “preliminary” info as shared above …. your best course of action is probably to wait a week or 2 after the announcement. Let the fallout settle and the “truth” come out. THEN make a decision.

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