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NetQin Mobile Guard for Symbian phones

NetQin Mobile Guard is an application designed to enhance your Symbian phones performance by deleting junk files, minimizing power consumption and accelerated boot.NetQin Mobile Guard will also protect your mobile phone against malware.In addition NetQin Mobile Guard can be used to protect you from spam messages and unwanted calls.Another benefit NetQin Mobile Guard will help manage data usage internet connection
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Now Lock Phones When Kids Dont Answer Parents Phone Using Ignore No More

And today we are here with a parental app, this app lets you to be a master controller of your kids Android device if he?she doesnt answer you phone calls. Ignore No More is an Android App that let lets you to lock your kids phones if they doesnt answer your phone call. It can even take drastic measures such as wiping your phone as well. In order to use this app both the parent and the  child must have this app installed.

Okay.. Now after the installation process you will have to create an account in the parent phone. Accounts can only be created for parents and then classify them as they belong to child or parents. Once you have installed on your phone, do the same on your childs phone. Sign in using your own account and register the device as the childs device.

On setting up the app on the childs device you will have to create a group in the default People app called INM. This group will contain all parents’. It also requires lock screen widgets to be enabled so you can add the app’s widget to the lock screen. This widget is how a child will be able to call a parent back.

In short notice the app has already become famous since the app is favoring the parents.

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Over 21 000 people want Microsoft to keep Cortana Windows Phones upcoming virtual assistant

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Pakistan likely to ban unregistered Phones

Telecommunication Authority (PTA) issued notices to imported cellphones dealers and renowned companies for the registration of all handsets via announcing a deadline ending up on January 15, local media reported on Tuesday.
Imported and refurbished handsets are likely to be banned across the country if companies and dealers failed to comply the PTA directions to register International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEIs) within the given deadline date.
PTA has warned to follow orders by announcing 14-day deadline to the handsets companies and dealers importing mobile handsets in large numbers having fake IMEIs.
PTA announced to send violation cases to Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) if handsets were not registered as per orders.
Renowned mobile companies that are reintroducing their handsets were also bounded for the registration of their refurbished cellphones which has been delcared ‘compulsory’.

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Nigeria To Launch Made in Nigeria Phones

Nigeria will soon become proud indigenous manufacturers of mobile phones. President of PAPDAN, Mr Godfrey Iyke Nwosu, who disclosed the plan at the inaugural edition of the monthly Technopreneurship Breakfast Meeting, said that the Made in Nigeria phone brands is the outcome of a joint venture among 20 Nigerian investors who have pooled resources to introduce devices that will cater to local market needs.

The two new phone brands will be called iQ and MaxTel. The meeting was hosted by TECHNOLOGY TIMES for business leaders and SMBs in Lagos. Nwosu stated that PAPDAN has identified a growing appetite for cutting-edge technologies among Nigerian telecoms consumers. He also said that two Nigerian brands would cater to three market segments in the feature, medium and smart phone segments to offer choice to consumers.

The Nigerian telecommunications industry is a booming market for diverse handsets and devices range catering for mobile phone users numbering as the industry grew into 120,362,218 active lines as at July 2013, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), the industry regulator.

Major business leaders, CEOs of businesses in Ikeja Computer Village, key market association including the leadership of Computers and Allied Products Dealers Associations (CAPDAN), PAPDAN, NACET, among others were present at the event. The PAPDAN President told the gathering that the planned introduction of the new phones would provide homegrown solutions for the Nigerian technology market.

How the Nigerian market will receive this is yet to be seen as foreign mobile phones has presently stolen the hearts of the Nigerian mobile phone users. Do you think the iQ and MaxTel can replace the numerous Samsung, BB and Nokia phones in the Nigeria pockets today? Leave a comment below

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Nokia phones based on Windows Phone 7 Will Quit In 2012

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