How to Backup/ restore files from spice mi-280

Instructions for backing up and restore user file, such as pictures, music, and video from Spice Mi-280 Phone.

Backup files from spice mi-280 :

♦ Download SDK installer on your computer: http://www.developer.android.com/sdk/index.htm

♦ Install the SDK installer on your Drive D:

♦ When you`re done installing SDK, Open Start menu on your computer.

♦ Search “cmd” to open your command prompt.

♦ Type this on your command prompt to change the directory: “C:”

♦ Type “CD sdk/platform-tools/” on your command prompt.

♦ Connect your spice mi 280 to your computer.

♦ Type: “adb devices” to detect your spice mi 280.

♦ On your command prompt type: “adb backup-apk-shared-all-f on D: ackup.ab” to create backup on your spice mi 280.

♦ Then you`re done.

Restore files:

♦ Open Start menu on your computer.

♦ Search “cmd” to open your command prompt.

♦ Type this on your command prompt to change the directory: “C:”

♦ Type “CD sdk/platform-tools/” on your command prompt.

♦ Connect your spice mi 280 to your computer.

♦ Type: “adb devices” to detect your spice mi 280.

♦ To restore backup files to your Samsung sch s738c, type “adb restore D: ackup.ab” to the command prompt.

♦ Then you`re done.

How to Backup/ restore files from spice mi-280

How to Backup/ restore files from spice mi-280

Instructions for backing up and restore user file, such as pictures, music, and video from Spice Mi-280 Phone.

Backup files from spice mi-280 :

♦ Download SDK installer on your computer: http://www.developer.android.com/sdk/index.htm

♦ Install the SDK installer on your Drive D:

♦ When you`re done installing SDK, Open Start menu on your computer.

♦ Search “cmd” to open your command prompt.

♦ Type this on your command prompt to change the directory: “C:”

♦ Type “CD sdk/platform-tools/” on your command prompt.

♦ Connect your spice mi 280 to your computer.

♦ Type: “adb devices” to detect your spice mi 280.

♦ On your command prompt type: “adb backup-apk-shared-all-f on D: ackup.ab” to create backup on your spice mi 280.

♦ Then you`re done.

Restore files:

♦ Open Start menu on your computer.

♦ Search “cmd” to open your command prompt.

♦ Type this on your command prompt to change the directory: “C:”

♦ Type “CD sdk/platform-tools/” on your command prompt.

♦ Connect your spice mi 280 to your computer.

♦ Type: “adb devices” to detect your spice mi 280.

♦ To restore backup files to your Samsung sch s738c, type “adb restore D: ackup.ab” to the command prompt.

♦ Then you`re done.

How to Backup/ restore files from spice mi-280

How to hard reset Micromax a61

Like other Micromax phones Micromax a61 doesn`t have Recovery menu, since its doesn`t have a recovery menu doing a hard reset to remove the pattern lock will be difficult.


Before you get started you need to download.

•7zip http://www.7-zip.org/

•Research Download software

Here is the main process.

1. Download and install 7zip from the link above.

2. Download Research download software from the link above.

3. Right click research download.

4. Highlight 7zip.

5. Click extract.

6. Now turn off your phone.

7. Connect the USB cable to the computer but do not connect the phone yet.

8. Run Research download.exe (make sure to run it as admin).

9. Connect your phone.

10. Click Start (play) once the phone is detected.

How to hard reset Micromax a61

Send Text Messages to USA for Free via E-mail

Quite a few cell service companies provide free e-mail to SMS gateways where users can send text messages for free via e-mail.

Here is a list of some popular cell phone companies’ SMS email addresses provides an eazy way to send SMS (text messages) as email to United States cellphone.

Provider	E-mail to SMS address format
3 River Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@sms.3rivers.net
ACS Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@paging.acswireless.com
Advantage Communications	xxxxxxxxx@advantagepaging.com
Airtel Wireless (Montana, USA)	xxxxxxxxx@sms.airtelmontana.com
AirVoice	xxxxxxxxx@mmode.com
Airtouch Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@airtouch.net
Airtouch Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@airtouchpaging.com
Airtouch Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@alphapage.airtouch.com
Airtouch Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@myairmail.com
Alaska Communications Systems	xxxxxxxxx@msg.acsalaska.com
AllTel	xxxxxxxxx@message.alltel.com
Alltel PCS	xxxxxxxxx@message.alltel.com
Alltel	xxxxxxxxx@alltelmessage.com
AlphNow	xxxxxxxxx@alphanow.net
American Messaging (SBC/Ameritech)	xxxxxxxxx@page.americanmessaging.net
Ameritech Clearpath	xxxxxxxxx@clearpath.acswireless.com
Ameritech Paging	xxxxxxxxx@pageapi.com
Aql	xxxxxxxxx@text.aql.com
Arch Pagers (PageNet)	xxxxxxxxx@archwireless.net
Arch Pagers (PageNet)	xxxxxxxxx@epage.arch.com
AT&T	xxxxxxxxx@txt.att.net
AT&T Free2Go	xxxxxxxxx@mmode.com
AT&T PCS	xxxxxxxxxx@mobile.att.net
AT&T Pocketnet PCS	xxxxxxxxxx@dpcs.mobile.att.net
Beepwear	xxxxxxxxxx@beepwear.net
Bell Atlantic	xxxxxxxxxx@message.bam.com
Bell South (Blackberry)	xxxxxxxxx@bellsouthtips.com
Bell South Mobility	xxxxxxxxx@blsdcs.net
Bell South	xxxxxxxxx@blsdcs.net
Bell South	xxxxxxxxx@sms.bellsouth.com
Bell South	xxxxxxxxx@wireless.bellsouth.com
Bluegrass Cellular	xxxxxxxxx@sms.bluecell.com
Boost Mobile	xxxxxxxxx@myboostmobile.com
Boost	xxxxxxxxx@myboostmobile.com
CallPlus	xxxxxxxxx@mmode.com
Carolina Mobile Communications	xxxxxxxxx@cmcpaging.com
Carolina West Wireless	xxxxxxxxxx@cwwsms.com
Cellular One MMS	xxxxxxxxxx@mms.uscc.net
Cellular One East Coast	xxxxxxxxx@phone.cellone.net
Cellular One PCS	xxxxxxxxx@paging.cellone-sf.com
Cellular One South West	xxxxxxxxx@swmsg.com
Cellular One West	xxxxxxxxx@mycellone.com
Cellular One	xxxxxxxxxx@cellularone.txtmsg.com
Cellular One	xxxxxxxxxx@cellularone.textmsg.com
Cellular One	xxxxxxxxxx@cell1.textmsg.com
Cellular One	xxxxxxxxx@message.cellone-sf.com
Cellular One	xxxxxxxxx@mobile.celloneusa.com
Cellular One	xxxxxxxxx@sbcemail.com
Cellular South	xxxxxxxxx@csouth1.com
Centennial Wireless	xxxxxxxxxx@cwemail.com
Central Vermont Communications	xxxxxxxxx@cvcpaging.com
CenturyTel	xxxxxxxxx@messaging.centurytel.net
Cincinnati Bell Wireless	xxxxxxxxxx@gocbw.com
Cingular	xxxxxxxxxx@mycingular.com
Cingular	xxxxxxxxxx@mycingular.net
Cingular	xxxxxxxxxx@mms.cingularme.com
Cingular	xxxxxxxxxx@page.cingular.com
Cingular	xxxxxxxxx@cingularme.com
Cingular (GSM)	xxxxxxxxx@cingularme.com
Cingular (TDMA)	xxxxxxxxx@mmode.com
Cingular Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@mobile.mycingular.net
Cingular Wireless	xxxxxxxxxx@mycingular.textmsg.com
Cingular Wireless	xxxxxxxxxx@mobile.mycingular.com
Comcast	xxxxxxxxxx@comcastpcs.textmsg.com
Communication Specialists	xxxxxxxxxx@pager.comspeco.com
Communication Specialists	xxxxxxx@pageme.comspeco.net
Cook Paging	xxxxxxxxx@cookmail.com
Corr Wireless Communications	xxxxxxxxx@corrwireless.net
Cricket	xxxxxxxxxx@sms.mycricket.com
Digi-Page / Page Kansas	xxxxxxxxxx@page.hit.net
Dobson Communications Corporation	xxxxxxxxx@mobile.dobson.net
Dobson-Alex Wireless / Dobson-Cellular One	xxxxxxxxx@mobile.cellularone.com
Edge Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@sms.edgewireless.com
Gabriel Wireless	xxxxxxxxxx@epage.gabrielwireless.com
Galaxy Corporation	xxxxxxxxx@sendabeep.net
GCS Paging	xxxxxxxxx@webpager.us
General Communications Inc. (Alaska)	xxxxxxxxxx@msg.gci.net
Globalstar (satellite)	xxxxxxxxxx@msg.globalstarusa.com
GrayLink / Porta-Phone	xxxxxxxxx@epage.porta-phone.com
GTE	xxxxxxxxx@gte.pagegate.net
GTE	xxxxxxxxx@messagealert.com
GTE	xxxxxxxxxx@airmessage.net
Helio	xxxxxxxxxx@messaging.sprintpcs.com
Houston Cellular	xxxxxxxxx@text.houstoncellular.net
Illinois Valley Cellular	xxxxxxxxxx@ivctext.com
Infopage Systems	xxxxxxxxxx@page.infopagesystems.com
Inland Cellular Telephone	xxxxxxxxx@inlandlink.com
Iridium (satellite)	xxxxxxxxxx@msg.iridium.com
i wireless	xxxxxxxxxx.iws@iwspcs.net
JSM Tele-Page	xxxxxxxxx@jsmtel.com
Lauttamus Communication	xxxxxxxxx@e-page.net
MCI Phone	xxxxxxxxx@mci.com
MCI	xxxxxxxxx@pagemci.com
Metro PCS	xxxxxxxxx@metropcs.sms.us
Metro PCS	xxxxxxxxx@mymetropcs.com
MetroPCS	xxxxxxxxx@mymetropcs.com
Metrocall 2-way	xxxxxxxxx@my2way.com
Metrocall	xxxxxxxxx@page.metrocall.com
Midwest Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@clearlydigital.com
Mobilecom PA	xxxxxxxxx@page.mobilcom.net
Mobilfone	xxxxxxxxx@page.mobilfone.com
MobiPCS (Hawaii only)	xxxxxxxxxx@mobipcs.net
Motient	@isp.com
Morris Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@beepone.net
Northeast Paging	xxxxxxxxxx@pager.ucom.com
Nextel	xxxxxxxxx@messaging.nextel.com
Nextel	xxxxxxxxx@page.nextel.com
NPI Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@npiwireless.com
Ntelos	xxxxxxxxx@pcs.ntelos.com
O2	xxxxxxxxxx@mobile.celloneusa.com
Omnipoint	xxxxxxxxx@omnipoint.com
Omnipoint	xxxxxxxxx@omnipointpcs.com
OnlineBeep	xxxxxxxxx@onlinebeep.net
PCS One	xxxxxxxxx@pcsone.net
Pacific Bell	xxxxxxxxx@pacbellpcs.net
PageMart Advanced /2way	xxxxxxxxxx@airmessage.net
PageMart	xxxxxxxxx@pagemart.net
PageOne NorthWest	xxxxxxxxx@page1nw.com
Pioneer / Enid Cellular	xxxxxxxxx@msg.pioneerenidcellular.com
Price Communications	xxxxxxxxx@mobilecell1se.com
Primeco	xxxxxxxxxx@email.uscc.net
ProPage	xxxxxxxxx@page.propage.net
Public Service Cellular	xxxxxxxxx@sms.pscel.com
Qualcomm	name@pager.qualcomm.com
Qwest	xxxxxxxxx@qwestmp.com
RAM Page	xxxxxxxxx@ram-page.com
SBC Ameritech Paging (see also American Messaging)	xxxxxxxxxx@paging.acswireless.com
ST Paging	pin@page.stpaging.com
Safaricom	xxxxxxxxx@safaricomsms.com
Satelindo GSM	xxxxxxxxx@satelindogsm.com
Satellink	xxxxxxxxx.pageme@satellink.net
Simple Freedom	xxxxxxxxx@text.simplefreedom.net
Skytel Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@email.skytel.com
Skytel Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@skytel.com
Smart Telecom	xxxxxxxxx@mysmart.mymobile.ph
Southern LINC	xxxxxxxxx@page.southernlinc.com
Southwestern Bell	xxxxxxxxx@email.swbw.com
Sprint PCS	xxxxxxxxx@messaging.sprintpcs.com
Sprint	xxxxxxxxx@sprintpaging.com
SunCom	xxxxxxxxx@tms.suncom.com
SunCom	xxxxxxxxxx@suncom1.com
Surewest Communications	xxxxxxxxx@mobile.surewest.com
T-Mobile	xxxxxxxxx@tmomail.net
T-Mobile	xxxxxxxxxx@voicestream.net
TIM	xxxxxxxxx@timnet.com
TSR Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@alphame.com
TSR Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@beep.com
Teleflip	xxxxxxxxxx@teleflip.com
Teletouch	xxxxxxxxx@pageme.teletouch.com
Telus	xxxxxxxxx@msg.telus.com
The Indiana Paging Co	xxxx@pager.tdspager.com
Thumb Cellular	xxxxxxxxxx@sms.thumbcellular.com
Tracfone	xxxxxxxxxx@txt.att.net
Triton	xxxxxxxxx@tms.suncom.com
UCOM	xxxxxxxxxx@pager.ucom.com
US Cellular	xxxxxxxxxx@smtp.uscc.net
US Cellular	xxxxxxxxxx@uscc.textmsg.com
US West	xxxxxxxxxx@uswestdatamail.com
US Cellular	xxxxxxxxx@email.uscc.net
USA Mobility	xxxxxxxxx@mobilecomm.net
Unicel	xxxxxxxxx@utext.com
Verizon PCS	xxxxxxxxx@myvzw.com
Verizon Pagers	xxxxxxxxx@myairmail.com
Verizon	xxxxxxxxx@vtext.com
Virgin Mobile	xxxxxxxxx@vmobl.com
Virgin Mobile	xxxxxxxxx@vxtras.com
WebLink Wiereless	xxxxxxxxxx@airmessage.net
WebLink Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@pagemart.net
West Central Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@sms.wcc.net
Western Wireless	xxxxxxxxx@cellularonewest.com
Wyndtell	xxxxxxxxx@wyndtell.com

 

Send Text Messages to USA for Free via E-mail

How to restore iphone 5 with iTunes

This step by step tutorial will teach you how to restore your iPhone 5, if has stopped working normally

To restore your iPhone you need to put it to DFU mode first.

DFU mode will turn your iPhone 5  into a restorable state and remove errors while restoring.

- Putting your iPhone to DFU mode.

DFU mode or Device Firmware Upgrade mode should be done before you restore your iPhone, because as you have said iTunes doesnt allow you to restore your iPhone. To put your iPhone to DFU mode:

1. Press and Hold Power and Home button for 10 sec.

2. Let go of the Power button without releasing the home button.

3. Hold the Home button for 15 sec.

4. Your iPhone will turn black, this means it is on DFU mode.

5. Now proceed to Restore your iPhone.

- Restoring iPhone while on DFU mode.

To restore your iPhone while on DFU mode: (Remember: Restore will erase all data on your iPhone)

1. Open iTunes, make sure you have the latest iTunes.

2. Connect your iPhone to your Computer via USB cable.

3. On iTunes, click Restore.

4. Wait for the restore to finish.

5. Now your phone will boot up normally without the passcode.

- Troubleshooting and Restoring backup data.

When you experience errors 2004 or 2005 this means either the USB cable or USB port has problems. To fix it just change the USB cable or connect to the other USB port.

If you have a backup of your iPhone’s data you can restore them to get the files back. To restore your iPhones data:

1. Connect your newly restored iPhone to iTunes.

2. On iTunes, select “restore from this backup”

3. Select your back up name or iPhone’s name.

4. Click continue.

5. Wait for backup restore to finish.

6. Now you have your files back.

How to restore iphone 5 with iTunes

How to Jailbreak iOS 7.1 - 7.1.2 Untethered Using Pangu

This is how to jailbreak iOS 7.1-7.1.2 on any iDevice that supports those versions.

Pangu.io iOS 7.1 jailbreak works with iOS 7.1 and 7.1.1 and iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 4s, iPhone 4, iPad mini, iPad mini with Retina, iPad 2,3,4, iPad Air, iPod touch 5G, etc…

What you’ll need :

*Pangu Program (I suggest you download the latest English version of Pangu )

*Latest Version of iTunes installed (You need it to back up your device)

*Any iDevice that supports versions 7.1-7.1.2+ (obviously)

*An iOS device cord so you can plug your iOS device into the computer.

1. *** IMPORTANT: Before jailbreak. Fully Back up your device on iTunes, so when something goes wrong, you can always restore from the backup.


2.  Once backed up, you will need to download the program called Pangu.
   
   Download Link: http://en.pangu.io/
   


3. Once downloaded, open up Pangu.


4. Once Pangu opens up, plug your device into your computer using the USB cord.
   
   * Now, you can check if your device is compatible with the program*.


5. Once plugged in, press jailbreak.


6. After that, it will tell you to change the date back to June 2nd. (Idk why they ask you to do that, but do it anyways ).


7. After that, leave it until it tells you to click on the Pangu icon on your iDevice.


8. Go into your iDevice and click on the icon ONCE. I advise you not to quit the application once you click it. (It can mess it up).


9. In a couple of miuntes, your iDevice will reboot. (That is normal)
   
   *I advise you not to accidentally unplug your iDevice. Also, do not interface with your computer or whatever your using*.


10. Once your iDevice is turned on again, click on the Pangu icon for the second time. It does not matter if it says your storage is full.


11. After that, your iDevice will reboot.
    
    DO NOT CLOSE OUT OF ITUNES or it will mess up the jailbreak process.


12. After the iDevice is finished rebooting, you can unlock and now, you can set up Cydia!

Hope you like this jailbreak tut! Like this topic and hope it works!

How to Jailbreak iOS 7.1 - 7.1.2 Untethered Using Pangu

How to Increase Battery Life on Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini

If you need your Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini battery life at its peak, check out these tips!

Enabling Power Saving Mode:

1. Tap “Apps” while viewing a home screen

2. Go to “Settings”

3. Swipe to “System” and then tap “Power saving”

4. Tap “Power saving mode” and set the switch to “ON”

5. You can change the way Power Saving mode works by enabling / disabling features such as “Greyscale mode”, “CPU performance” under “Restrict performance” etc.

Enabling Ultra Power Saving Mode:

NOTE: The SGS5 Mini comes with a new “Ultra Power Saving Mode” that turns the TouchWiz UI into black & white, thus allowing the Super AMOLED display to work at much lower power levels, prolonging battery life. To enable Ultra Power Saving Mode:

1. Tap “Apps” while on the home screen

2. Go to “Settings”

3. Swipe to “System” and tap “Power saving”

4. Tap “Ultra Power saving mode” and set the switch to “ON”

5. Choose of the mode should be enabled in the “Phone”, “Internet” and / or the “Messages” app

6. You can add more apps by tapping the “+” button

Disabling Ultra Power Saving Mode:

1. From the home screen, tap “Apps”

2. Tap “Settings”

3. Under “System”, tap “Power saving”

4. Tap “Ultra Power saving mode”

5. Press “Menu” and then tap “Disable Ultra power saving mode”

6. Tap “OK” to confirm

Lowering the Screen Brightness and Timeout Duration:

1. Tap “Apps” while on a home screen

2. Go to “Settings”

3. Swipe to “Quick Settings” and then tap “Display”

4. Tap “Brightness” and clear the “Automatic brightness” check box

5. Drag the brightness button to the left in order to decrease the brightness level

6. Tap “OK” and then go to “Screen timeout”

7. Choose a lower timeout duration, like “15 seconds”

Disabling Wi-Fi, Hotspot, Bluetooth and GPS:

NOTE: it’s highly recommended that you disable all connectivity features on your smartphone whenever they are not in use. Most connectivity options, especially GPS, can have a big negative impact on your phone’s battery performance if left unchecked.

1. From the home screen, tap “Apps”

2. Tap “Settings”

3. Go to “Network Connections”

4. Tap “Tethering & Mobile Hotspot”

5. Set the switch to “OFF”

6. Return to the home screen and swipe the “Status” bar down

7. Tap the “Location”, “Bluetooth” and “Wi-Fi” tiles to disable these features

How to Increase Battery Life on Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini