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Awesome! That's like original Delhiwala jugad! BTW unlocked EVDO Data Card is available for Rs 599 + Rs 99 shipping on Ebay, so you can knock off Rs 300 from your Rs 1,000 data card cost! >> http://www.ebay.in/itm/USED-MTS-ZTE-AC2766-Unlocked-CDMA-USB-EVDO-Modem-Data-Card-3-1mbps-BSNL-EVDO-/231078456730?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_203&hash=item35cd596d9a&_uhb=1#ht_1206wt_1139 If the topic OP still wants to use a single phone & for Reliance network, then there is Haier E617. Better battery at 1500 mAh compared to MTS Duet 1200 mAh. Rest similar. Available for effective cost of Rs 4,311 if you have HDFC Card under cashback offer, otherwise Rs 4,790 >> http://www.snapdeal.com/product/haier-e617/1790161176?pos=0;1 Offer details: snapdeal - 10% off on www.snapdeal.com using HDFC Bank Credit, Debit card & Net Banking

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@Vinod this is very simple and I've the same in my office. I assume that you are not using any firewall. Also you use 192.168.1.5:7777 to access the DVR from your network. Also ensure that DVR internal IP is fixed and does not take from DHCP server. You need to open port 7777 on your router (fix IP router) and forward it to your DVR internal IP ie 192.168.1.5. This option should be under "Port Forwarding" . But again varies from router to router. once done, access your DVR from browser with 202.202.202.202:7777 (you need to use actual IP address followed by :7777 ) If you are behind firewall, then you need to do the same settings in firewall device/software.

Bbm in android and iPhone is free...bt is chargeable to blackberry phone users ....it's like wife charging husband... n giving free to the city. Sent from my HTC One dual sim using Tapatalk

BBM is like your ex-gf when u wanted her badly she was difficult to maintain and now when u have moved on she is back in your life to get u r attention without any old tantrums.

This setup is for setting a DVR online using static IP on Beetel ADLS Modem + Router 440TXI The pic below shows direct log in usually people just type 192.168.1.1 to log in. For advanced configuration one has to type 192.168.1.1/html/index1.html Select Advanced In The Main Menu Under Advanced Select Lan Clients Select Lan group 1 and enter your INTERNAL STATIC IP of DVR in my case its 192.168.1.5 and name it anything you want (DVR in my case) One added it will show like i have marked in BLUE Now Select Port Forwarding On The Left Side Menu Shown in Red and then the appropriate WAN connection in BLUE In My Case Its Airtel, Under Airtel Select User Shown in BLUE & Select New Marked in GREEN This Is What You Get The Enter RuleName "DVR" or "NEWDVR" As Shown Marked In RED Select TCP/UDP Under Protocol Marked In BLUE Port Start 7777 Port End 7777 & Port Map 7777 As Shown Marked In ORANGE Also Add One More Port For Mobile Devices, In My DVR The HTTP Port Is 7777 and Mobile Port is 8888 So Make Sure You Add 2 Ports Here According To Your DVR Settings Now Save it And Select Tools Marked in GREEN in Main Menu Under tools select System Commands marked in RED then select Save All marked in GREEN And finally select Restart Access Point marked in ORANGE That should restart your router and your DVR should be online now. You can check it by putting your static ip provided by service provider in browser and check. Remember when you are on the same network you wont be able to use static ip, To view the DVR,you will have to use your internal ip (192.168.1.5 in my case) but if you are not in the same connection as your DVR only then you can use your static ip. I hope this helps

Wishing you many many happy returns of the day Amit bhai... ENJOY....

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This method was discovered by Dan Rosenberg Just tested by me on XT912 working on reliance that too in NV_Mode. works perfectly without any issues.... just extract the below zip file and run the RUN.BAT with admin privilege It will root and install busybox on 4.1.2. but only works with Razr Maxx XT 912. and OS 4.1.2 Link :- http://vulnfactory.org/public/razr_blade.zip Copyright © 2012 Dan Rosenberg (@djrbliss) Step by step ... 1) first reboot the phone (to kill all unwanted apps running) 2) after fully boot process is complete. turn on USB debugging from settings (you know where it is) 3) connect phone to pc , 4) if drivers are not installed, then wait mostly they will get autoinstalled in windows 7 and above (or you can download from google) 5) after driver installation is finished. open the folder where you have unziped above RAZR_blade.zip 6) from razr_blade, look for RUN.BAT 7) right click on run.bat and select run an Administrator. 8) then just follow the on screen instructions (they are very clear) and complete the process of root 9) it will also install superSU and busybox ... 10) enjoy rooted XT912 on 4.1.2 for 4.0.4 you can use motochoper method.

yes you have option to recharge from electricity also. it recharges even nights under electricity lamp (except TUBE LIGHT OR CFL). it recharges on cloud days also. Nerver recharges in the rainy day (dark on daytime) First time recharged with power outlet. Normally i keep this on the dashboard of the car. on rainy days, I used to connect with cigaret lighter charging unit in the car for recharge the unit. Never had an occasion for recharge with power thereafter.

are yar woh USB wala portwa jo is hanthi ko charge karega -

Electric charging port charger ?? Is it possible in ur solar charger, would be good option. Daaktar babu ka saval hai ... Javab dedo ....lol

Prove me wrong then !! i will be happy to learn . most of the low end routers dont support "routeback" and they fails to load their own port on static IP. Also its better to test port FWD from out side the network. It will work, the DVR installs a ActiveX application on to the browser to make it work. Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk Active X and port FWD is nothing to do. ActiveX by DVR is for communication over internet, even you connect DVR directly to internet (w/o port FWD) it will ask you to install ActiveX .

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you need to tell your router following 1) IP address of DVR 2) on which port DVR is working Your DVR should be on internal static IP address. and should have same range IP address of Router. if you dont have static IP then you need to depend on DDNS servers like dyndns or DtDNS etc.. few are free and few are chargeable. Also DDNS update client need to be compatible with your DVR or router ... even you can keep a PC client, but need pc online 24x7 (not convenient)

@sathishq You need to change the IP address of the camera as per your router. Both should be in the same range. Check the default IP address, it should be mentioned on the camera/manual. IF not, then directly connect camera using ethernet cable to PC. After connection change the IP address. AS per the DLink, this is zero config camera if you have DLink wifi router. Once the camera has the same IP address, it should work. The details on how to change IP address should be there on the manual. Dlink also has an app for android and iOS.

I purchased this higher end model of 10000mAh, and I have no problem for accepting motorola Razr M. It works for ipad4, Ipad2, iPhone 4s and 5s also. Damages are 25$ including shipping charges (it took 20 days to reach me as it is airmail with tracking No.) http://www.tomtop.com/10000mah-external-solar-charger-mobile-power-universal-for-iphone-ipad-samsung-nokiasmartphones-portable-pa1546.html It seems that, output current is 500mA to 800mA in 5000mAha and where as it is 2.1 Amps in 10000mAH. That might be reason, Motorala do not accept. I advice you to dispose it and purchase the unit like me.

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Lets just say that Apple is mighty generous when it comes to releasing new updates or upgrades to its mobile and computer OS. The new generation os was announced at WWDC this summer and today its been finally made available to the app store. Whats surprising is that the hefty 5.29 gb download comes for free for machines already running os x 10.6..8 Snow Leopard or later os.(I checked it on machine as old as 2009 Macbook Pro) Here are the key features taken from CNET.com Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks is now available, bringing iOS features into the fold along with other additions, including iBooks, Apple Maps, Finder Tabs, and a number of other time-saving enhancements. With Windows 8.1 hitting last week, Apple's Mavericks provides a stark contrast to the vision of Microsoft's operating system. Microsoft's stated intent was to break into the mobile space by creating a touch-centric OS that worked on both desktops and mobile devices. Apple, on the other hand, is keeping its mobile and desktop OS separate, while bringing over iOS apps and features without significantly changing the way you use your computer. What results is a Mac OS that remains familiar to its users, gives apps a cleaner look, fixes old bugs, and improves core technologies for power efficiency and responsiveness. On top of that, it features new interface elements for Safari, a new tagging system for file management, and much more. But let's stop talking and start looking at some of the more important new features. Finder Tabs are just like tabs in Safari. Drag to move them around, and hit the plus sign at the right to add a new one. (Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET) Finder Tabs The new Finder Tabs work much in the same way the tabs do in Safari. A plus-sign button on the right lets you open a new tab, and you can drag and drop tabs just like in a Web browser. With Finder tabs, you'll be able to have two folders open side-by-side in one window, and you can simply drag and drop files across rather than copying and pasting like you would need to in earlier versions of the OS. Having multiple tabs in the Finder also means you could open one tab for Documents and another for AirDrop, letting you share files with a nearby Mac user in a snap. Finder Tags With Mavericks, Apple has chosen to go with a more flexible system for organizing your documents, letting you add tags. Now you'll be able to search on one or more tags to get just the documents you want in front of you. To give you an idea how it works, you could, for example, have a tag for "work" documents and then another for "pictures." If you searched for work, you would get all the items with that tag, and if you searched for pictures, you would get all the images in your library. But by searching on both pictures and work, you'll only get the pictures that are related to work. I think this is a welcome addition to the Finder and a great way to narrow your searches, but it will obviously only be useful if you are dedicated to adding a tag to all your documents. Still, it makes searching for obscure documents on your hard drive much easier. Full-screen apps Full-screen apps were unveiled originally in Lion, but users quickly realized the feature wasn't perfect, especially if you use multiple monitors. Fortunately with Mavericks, the feature now finally works the way it should. You can now put full-screen apps on multiple monitors and switch among them effortlessly. This fix has been much-needed for two years now, so it's good to see the problems ironed out, but I have to wonder why Apple waited so long to do it. Along with being able to sync directions with your iPhone, you can check out Apple Maps' 3D Flyover views. (Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET) Apple Maps Apple Maps got off to a rocky start with iOS, but has improved considerably over time. Testing it out on a MacBook Pro, the app felt great when navigating with a trackpad, with smooth movement and intuitive gesture control. Everything works about the same as it does on iOS, but some extra features will come in handy for getting directions before you leave your computer. Apple says you'll now be able to find locations on Apple Maps for Mac, then sync directions with your other devices, and as in the iOS version, driving times even account for traffic. This will be especially useful for planning your trip at home, then quickly syncing with your iPhone for turn-by-turn directions when you hit the road. Apple Maps is built into the Mail, Contacts, and Calendar apps, too, so any time you see an address you can quickly find it on a map and switch to Apple Maps for a better view. iBooks As one of the features brought over from iOS devices, iBooks looks like it is pretty close to its mobile counterpart. Though it wasn't available in our preview version for this post, Apple showed us at the WWDC keynote that you'll be able to read and shop for books on your Mac and sync them with iCloud so you can switch devices and never lose your place. You'll also be able to swipe to turn pages (using your trackpad), pinch to zoom in on pictures, and scroll smoothly from page to page. You can have as many books open as you want simultaneously (great for students), and you can highlight sections and take notes -- all of which is synced on all your iOS devices. It doesn't seem to be much different from the iOS version, but it's good to finally see these features available for Mac users. The new sidebar is incredibly convenient for running through your bookmarks on the left and looking at Web sites on the right. (Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET) Safari According to Apple, Safari now demands less from the GPU, uses less energy, and is faster than ever before. Apple says new Nitro Tiered JIT and Fast Start technologies in Safari mean Web pages feel snappier and the app doesn't waste power on Web pages and plug-ins that might churn continuously in the background. That all sounds great, but I tested the latest Safari with the older version side by side on two laptops, and didn't notice a huge difference in performance. Perhaps the performance increases are something that would be more obvious on a slower connection, but we'll have to wait and see if it really makes a difference when we review the OS. One big improvement is the new sidebar that keeps your bookmarks close at hand, and you can use tabs at the top of the sidebar to get to your Reading List and another new feature called Shared Links. Shared Links are recent links from people you follow on both Twitter and LinkedIn, giving you another option for discovering new Web sites and other interesting content from people who use those social networks. One of the more interesting new interface tweaks is the Top Sites screen, with its new, flatter look. With Mavericks, you can change your Top Sites by dragging to rearrange them, and you can drag a bookmark from your side column into Top Sites if you want to keep it handy. The Calendar app has a clean new look, with design elements that help you focus on the week at hand. (Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET) Calendar The Calendar app got a fresh look in Mavericks, adding Facebook integration to show Facebook events along with an Event Inspector that lets you get more information about a party, meeting, or location. Now you can mouse over an event to bring up the Inspector, where you'll find handy information like driving time to the event with traffic information supplied by Maps and current weather at the event location. Clicking on the map portion of the window launches Apple Maps, where you can take advantage of the 3D views, switch map overlays, get directions, and do other useful things. The interface has also been tweaked to include smooth, continuous scrolling between days, weeks, and months, and it worked very well using the MacBook trackpad. Notifications The Notifications system got some tweaks as well. Notifications are more interactive in Mavericks, so if you receive a message, an e-mail, or a FaceTime video call, you can react within the notification window with a reply or launch FaceTime straight away. When you get an address in the Mail app, your Mac will recognize it and give you the option to see it on a mini map. Click again to go the Maps app. (Credit: Screenshot by Jason Parker/CNET) You also can allow Web sites to send you updates like the latest scores from ESPN, breaking news stories from CNET.com, and more via Notifications, even when Safari is closed. When you return to your Mac when it's in a sleeping state, you'll be able to get all the notifications you received while you were gone in a brief summary before unlocking your screen. This means it will combine messages to show you had six new messages, for example, and it will tell you the number of e-mails you missed while away. Mavericks will also update your apps automatically and let you know via notifications when the process is complete. iCloud Keychain keeps your log-ins safe There have been a number of great third-party apps over the years to manage usernames and passwords, but iCloud Keychain brings the functionality straight to your Mac for added security (not to mention relieving you of remembering all those passwords). It also makes your saved Web site usernames and passwords available on all your iOS devices. All of this information is protected using 256-bit AES encryption both on your devices and while in transit. Apple says that it only sees the already encrypted data and -- the way it is set up -- does not have the key to decrypt it. Like popular third-party password managers, iCloud Keychain will suggest complex passwords, then push them to all your devices. It also autofills log-in fields so you don't need to remember them. (Credit: Apple) Pricing and availability Apple Mavericks should be available today, October 22, and -- in a surprise announcement at the Apple event -- will be free to all users, even if you're currently running an OS as old as Snow Leopard (2007). Mountain Lion cost users $19.99 to upgrade, and I expected it would be the same for Mavericks, but it's a great move for Apple to decide to make the new OS free when Windows users are stuck paying quite a lot more. Conclusions Mac OS X Mavericks is not a sweeping change, but improves upon a solid foundation, with new features brought over from iOS to give Mac users more to work and play with. For Mac users I think the added features provide definite benefits and, as a free upgrade, why not add new useful features? But is Mavericks ambitious enough to woo Windows users into making the switch? Probably not, but I think there's more to consider than just the feature set of the latest Mac OS. Though with Windows 8.1 Microsoft has made some concessions to people who didn't like the touch-focused interface (adding a Start button and letting you boot to desktop), it's still off-putting to many mouse-and-keyboard desktop users. To be honest, I happen to think Windows 8.1 is a fine upgrade on many fronts, but I know some people are resistant to change. For them, that change is too big to bear. So, what we're probably going to see are Windows users making the switch to Mac more in protest of Microsoft's vision rather than for what they think Mac OS X has to offer. For Mac users, it looks like Mavericks will be a solid (though not life-changing) upgrade, especially when it is no cost to current OS X users. And for Windows users looking for anything other than "Metro," Mavericks will be an easier transition than ever, with more features that add convenience and speed to a (now) familiar way of computing.

I have my blackberry id since long back. even I used when it was leaked. Small trick to work. first go the following website from computer https://blackberryid.blackberry.com/bbid/registration/registration_eula.seam go to your mail and activate the id and login with your id and password and fill up your details. then come to android of iOS launch BBM in the first screen, give the working blackberry id you know. needn't worry it may not yours. to skip the first screen. if you want you can use my id. gurugopal@yahoo.com in the next screen give your blackberry id and password. you will generated with pin and you can invite your friends by clicking Facebook, gmail, yahoo etc. bye.