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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
London South East SMS Share Price Subscription Service

SMS Subscription Text Service

Share Price Subscription direct to your mobile phone.

To subscribe, text 'LSE START [TICKER]' to 85080

One SMS message will be sent per working day (Monday to Friday), per subscription, at the time of subscription, containing the latest share price, bid price, offer price, traded volume, etc.

To unsubscribe, text 'LSE STOP [TICKER]' to 85080

You can stop ALL subscriptions by texting 'LSE STOP' to 85080

For a full list of the SMS Subscription commands, click here.

To manage your text message subscriptions online, click here.

Please Note: There is a charge of 25 pence per text received, and you will receive only one text for each one you send. Standard operator rates apply for SMS messages sent. All Share Prices are 15 minutes delayed. This is a UK only service.

Command List

This page details the commands to be used with the share price subscription text service, details of which can be found here.

All SMS commands are sent to 85080 and always start with LSE

Command Description Example Usage

START

Starts a working-day subscription schedule at the time the command is sent. For example, a START [code] command sent at 9:30 am on Monday will request a text on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday continuously until a STOP [code] is requested. LSE START VOD
START When used on its own, the START command resumes a paused service. LSE START
STOP [code] Stops all current subscription schedules related to a given share. For example, if you had 3 schedules set up for Vodafone each day at 9am, 1pm, and 4pm, the STOP [code] command issued with the vodafone code would stop all 3 schedules. LSE STOP VOD
STOP When used on its own, the STOP command deletes all schedules, which will stop any further SMS messages being sent, until a START command is used to set up a new schedule. LSE STOP
PAUSE The PAUSE command simply puts your subscription service on hold, until it is resumed with a START command. Any messages that would have been sent while the service is paused are NOT re-sent. LSE PAUSE

If you have any further queries about the service, please feel free to Contact Us.

http://www.lse.co.uk/SMSSubscriptionCommands.asp
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
cathay pacific

http://www.cathaypacific.com/cpa/en_MY/manageyourtrip/subscribenotifyviasms

With this new service, you can subscribe to our notiFLY flight paging directly using mobile text messages any time anywhere especially when internet access is not available. By sending a text message to a designated phone number, you will receive an SMS acknowledgement immediately after successful subscription. Similarly we will send our notiFLY messages on change of flight status.

Features

Subscribe departure notiFLY Flight Paging

Subscribe arrival notiFLY Flight Paging

Specify the language you want to receive

Subscribe a Departure Message for CX713 Departing on 11 July

Enter the SMS in the following format:

"<Flight Number> <DDMM>" (separated by a space)

Example: "CX713 1107" or "cx713 1107"

Send the message to +852 6450 0888.

You may skip +852 if you are in Hong Kong.

After a few seconds, an acknowledgement text message will be sent to your mobile phone upon successful subscription with the following information.

Request ID

Flight Number

Departure Port

Departure Date

At time of 2 hours before flight departure, a flight reminder will be sent to your mobile phone. The content of this reminder is the same as the one subscribed on the web or mobile site.

You will also be notified for any flight delays or cancellation.

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Subscribe an Arrival Message for CX713 Arriving on 11 July

Enter the SMS in the following format:

"<Flight Number> <DDMM> A" (separated by a space)

Example: "CX713 1107 A" or "cx713 1107 A"

If you don’t add "A" after the flight number and arrival date, the message will be sent as a departure message.

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Specify the Preferred Language

Enter the SMS in the following format:

"<Flight Number> <DDMM> <A/D> <Language>"

Example: "CX713 1107 D ZH"

Language Code

EN – English

ZH or TC - Traditional Chinese

SC - Simplified Chinese

JP - Japanese

KR - Korean

If you don’t specify any language preference, you will receive the message in English.

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Note

For multi-sector flights, all sectors of this flight will be subscribed to notiFLY Flight Paging. In the acknowledgement message, multiple request numbers will be shown.

Please go online and update/delete the unwanted existing request by entering the request number.

Click here for a list of mobile phone operators that support notiFLY subscription via SMS.

An additional cost may be charged by your mobile phone operator for sending text message. However, it is free of charge to receive our notiFLY messages but some mobile phone operators may require you to subscribe to special services before you can receive any mobile text messages
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
Haiti Donations

Here are 7 [updated 1/19 from 5] ways you can donate to Haiti relief efforts:

The Salvation Army in Canada: Text “HAITI” to 45678 ($5); Text “ASTRAL” to 45678 ($10 will be donated)

Plan Canada: Text “HAITI” to 30333 ($5 will be donated)

World Vision Canada: Text “WORLD” to 45678 ($5 will be donated)

Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative: Text “HAITI” to 20222 ($5 will be donated)

UNICEF Canada: Text “GIVE” or “DON” to 45678 to donate $5

The Canadian Red Cross: Text “REDCROSS” to 30333 to donate $5

Rogers customers only: Text “HELP” to 1291 to donate $5 to Partners in health. Rogers is also donating $250,000 in funds and goods to the relief efforts

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/sprint-haiti-earthquake-charity-donation,news-5570.html

Update: Thanks to Levi4u for providing us with a full list of charity text codes.

•Text “HAITI” to “90999” to donate $10 on behalf of the American Red Cross.

•Text “YELE” to “501501” to donate $5 on behalf of The Yéle Haiti Foundation.

•Text “HAITI” to “20222” to donate $10 on behalf of The William J. Clinton Foundation.

•Text “HAITI” to “85944” to donate $10 on behalf of the Rescue Union Mission and MedCorp International.

•Text “HAITI” to “25383” to donate $5 on behalf of the Internal Rescue Committee.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
Vote for America's best Dance Crew/Idol...

Have to locate this info...

They may be too short lived to include.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
How to give hints/item detail? Verbose mode on/off? I was thinking to add a hintmsg. Maybe I should do that instead, why not. The text input has screen space...

Giant update posted.

Next update will add:

# of sent sms

# Unread/new sms

Grab email/cel# from contacts
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
Get IMDB movie ratings by SMS

Get IMDB movie ratings by SMS text message

words.rancidbacon.com — Text MOOVINFO to 41411 (US only) to get the IMDB rating for a movie--avoid bombs like Norbit! Blog describes how I used TextMarks to setup this alpha service. Can't decide if you should digg this story? Text DECIDE to 41411 and I'll decide for you... (Normal SMS charges apply etc etc)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] howdykeith:
TextMark

http://www.textmarks.com/info/overview/

Check this TextMark at any time by sending a text message with the word MOOVINFO to the number 41411.

Some TextMarks allow you to communicate with other users or with the manager of the TextMark.

Many also allow you to subscribe to updates, alerts, and even schedule automatic recurring delivery.

Please read our Terms of Service. Click the "Create" tab above to register your TextMark.

Quick Reference

SMS Commands and Abbreviations

* Please remember that you need a blank space between commands and messages. Also, commands are not case sensitive...

COMMAND	ABBRV.	SYNTAX	EXAMPLE (text to 41411)	DESCRIPTION

HELP	?	HELP [TOPIC]	help alert	Get general help or help on a specific topic or command. Top level topic: CMD.

STOP	STOP	stop	Opt-out to stop receiving all further messages from TextMarks (unless explicitly requested in the future).

SUBSCRIBE	SUB	SUBSCRIBE TEXTMARK	sub dailyspecials	Subscribe to a TextMark's alerts and posted messages for delivery to your phone. Not needed for alert only TextMarks, for which the TextMark alone is a subscription request.

UNSUBSCRIBE	UNSUB	UNSUBSCRIBE TEXTMARK	unsub dailyspecials	Unsubscribe from a TextMark's alerts and posted messages.

FORWARD	FWD	FWD (USERNAME | PHONE#) TEXTMARK	fwd joe dailyspecials	Forwards a TextMark to another user, by user name or by phone#.

REPLY	MSG	MSG (USERNAME | PHONE#) MESSAGE	msg joe please save me a seat	Send a message to another user, by user name or by phone#. Send to "." to use last recipient.

ALERT	ALERT TEXTMARK MESSAGE	alert dailyspecials free beer tonight from 6pm to 8pm	Send alert to all alert subscribers of indicated TextMark. (Only for TextMark manager.)

UPDATE	UPD	UPDATE TEXTMARK CONTENT	upd dailyspecials pea soup, cob salad, cheesecake	Update a TextMark's response to the new text indicated. (Only for TextMark manager.)

BLOCK	BLOCK (USERNAME | PHONE#)	block joe	Block a user from sending future messages or posts, by user name or by phone#.

UNBLOCK	UNBLOCK (USERNAME | PHONE#)	unblock joe	Unblock a user from sending future messages or posts, by user name or by phone#.

DOT	.	. MESSAGE	. running 10 minutes late.	Repeat last TextMark request with optional new message or parameters. If posting a message, no TextMark response is sent back.

(POST)	TEXTMARK MESSAGE	dailyspecials bob, please save me the corner table	Post a message for manager and subscribers of a TextMark

http://www.textmarks.com/info/help/#hlpSvcCharge

And to test them online:

http://www.textmarks.com/STATEINFO

(There are more commands but let's see if anybody even tries this before i get the rest added...)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nunosardo:
Hi everyone, I just bought a Xperia X1 and this is my first post on the forum so be gentle :P

I'm really enjoying my X1 experience, so I don't want it to suffer any harm. I haven't got any screen protector yet, so it has never got out of home. Or is in my hand or is in the case where it comes, so I'm going nuts to take it out of home with me, so I really need help choosing a good screen protector.

This is my first touchscreen cell phone and I realised that is very easy to the screen to get a awfull grease "skin", so I would like to make my choose on 3 characteristics:

1) less fingerprint friendly than the screen

2) quality picture not very different from the one without screen protector

3) usable at direct sunlight

After a lot of search I' thinking of one of these products:

Bodyguardz Full Body

The screen is optical clean, has a good touch feeling and is made of anti-scratch/sel-healing material. From what I read it prevents fingerprints/smugdes a bit, but I don't have any ideia if that bit would be good enough. I'm also worried if it is usuable at direct sunlight.

SGP Shield

This pack comes with a clear protector. I'm a bit afraid of this tipe of screen protectors because they usually smudge too much. Once again I'm worried about it's usuability at direct sunlight.

Steinheil Steinheil Anti-Fingerprint

I'm a bit divided about what to think on this one, as I read both good and bad things. They seem to act good as anti-fingerprints, but it seems they are hard to use under direct sunlight.

Brando PDA Screen Protector (anti-glare)

I read good things about the this ones and I would be willing to give them a try. Are they a good anti-scratch protection? How is the image quality with them?

DC MUGEN MATTE (anti-glare & anti-fingerprint)

The cheapest of the ones I've selected. I saw a video at youtube where it seems they act good as anti-fingerprint, not as much as anti-glare. I'm worried if this would be a good protection against scratches and if it would allow a good image quality.

The two first are "full body" sets and that is a pro but please don't take them as a decision factor. I have already bought a case (expecting deliver), so I'll have the phone body protected. I only put them here because I think it's a better deal to give more 10$ for the "full" set instead of the "screen only" as I might don't like to use the case I've boughted.

Please feel free to comment your experience with this screen protectors, you're advice is very important to my.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul c:
I don't know about BodyGuardz, but do not buy the Zagg/Invisible Shield full protector. It sounds like the material is the same: it is very "sticky", leaves fingerprints and does not give good feedback on the screen.

Best to go for the traditional screen protectors. I bought one from Boxwave, similar to the Brando one (which I used on a previous phone, excellent).

Unless anti-glare is a key requirement of yours, I would go for the crystal-clear variant. With glare, you can always tilt the phone away from the source of light (or up the screen brightness if you plan to be outdoors & using the phone). Anti glare looks less clear indoors.

I find most of my screen use is indoors. I happily pay €10-15 per protector, and think it will last 9-12 months, depending on use.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nunosardo:
Thanks for the reply =)

Yes I know that the zagg screen protectors aren't a good deal, but for what I read the Bodyguardz are alot better for the screen, as they don't have that orange peel texture, they don't get yellow and they don't distort image, neither creates color aberrations. I really demand a anti-glare protector, just want it to be as usuable as the screen is outdoors. I just want to fingerprints to be less noticeble (and protect the screen obviously :P) and for that anti-glare protectors seems to work better than the clear ones.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hofo_mofo:
I've always used Boxwave ever since my Treo 600

http://www.boxwave.com/products/easyfinder/buy-best-sony-ericsson-xperia-x1-accessories_3351.htm
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vmiguel:
Martin Fields
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonus:
I've done MArtin Fields, I've done generic matte, and I've seen the light with the Boxwave glossy screen protector. It is excellent with a great fit, and reliability. I've had mine for a year now on the X1, and it is still going strong with just one half a centimeter scratch on the protector after all this time. The best part is you don't even know that it's there.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nunosardo:
Thanks to all that have answerd so far =)

About Martin Fields I read some good things about them, but I saw some people complain about how easy scratchable they are, even nails using the touch screen, would scratch them. Maybe it was a bad shipment.

Boxwave screen protector for what I've searched it seems a good product, maybe I'll give them a try.

Please feel free to continue giving you're opinion ;)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eDaniel:
I used this one:

Glare-free LCD Screen Protector for Sony Ericsson X1 (w/Cleaning Cloth)

$1.15 + free shipping

Can't be more cheaper huh :)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aleemz:
I tried a Martin Fields, and then one of these that you link to. I thought this cheap one was much better!!
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eDaniel:
I'm pretty satisfied with this cheap protector - I bought two of them, just in case. Very easy to apply - fits perfectly.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nunosardo:
The problem with this cheap protectors is that usually they require a "luck factor". If you are lucky you get a very good product, or you have just burned a few bucks.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asayamalaka:
I use the Steinheil LCD Protection Film Premium, specifically cut for the X1, available on ebay. no matter of opinion, no argument, this is the best. you can't tell it's on the screen, doesn't impair responsiveness, it will never scratch, and wipes grease away perfectly. i love it
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aleemz:
I agree, but the brand linked to a few posts back is one of the good ones at a cheap price.

EDIT: I just got these today; http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.23639

Delivered to the UK 9 days after ordering. The feel of the screen is actually better/smoother with both finger and stylus than the bare screen. Very much recommended. Better than screen protectors costing 10 times the price that I've tried.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rydock:
Did you get the crystal glossy screen protector or the anti-fingerprint matte screen? I can't decide which would look better on my phone.
[General Questions and Answers] Inner_Bushman:
Hi. I have a HTC BA but i'm not satisfied with this device.

Therefor i have a question:

which of HTC devices would you suggest to me to fit my needs best?

I'm looking for:

- longer battery life (BA's 4h is a mockery, old Nokia 6600 could run 24h with apps running and GPRS on-line)

- RS232 interface (preferably full but at least 2 hardware control lines)

- in the same socket where RS232 is, an external microphone input available in all software (not like in BA, only during the call and only for "phone" app)

- reliable WiFi (connecting with BA takes longer than postal service, next time i'll mail google)

Other hardware optional tho bluetooth and IrDa are welcome.

Please try to support your suggestion with some facts and own experience so i can develop my own opinion basing on them.

Thanks in advance,

Bushman
[General Questions and Answers] Inner_Bushman:
bump.

Anyone? Anything? C'mon! :P
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Bigjohn_S:
I've been away from the forums for a while... (2 jobs, 7 day work weeks, holidays, family, etc...)

So, can anyone summarize the differences between NFSFANs's 6.1 and 6.5 rom? the one I have on my phone now is 6.1 with manilla 2d, with radio 3.42.3?.

I want to have this phone "optimal" for another year... then I can dive into android...
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] tmz:
Look here hope it helps. Thanks T M Z

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=567382
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] bigough13:
Why wait a year for android? Rumors say sometime in March, for the HTC Supersonic. Android phone, 1 ghz processor, 4.3 in screen, and Sprint wimax network. Pretty much the HD2, except for the 4g and android.
[Hero CDMA General] adelaney:
So I'be been working on porting sense to 1.6, and think I've built a solid prototytpe. I cant get it signed though. Have java installed. Tried autozip, fresh kitchen, droid explorer; all to no avail. Running Windows 7. Any ideas?
[Hero CDMA General] gbhil:
Be sure you have Sun java 1.6 or higher

Download attachment

Unzip, and place zip to be signed inside the folder

Open command prompt, navigate to the folder you unzipped above

Enter the following:

java -jar signapk.jar testkey.x509.pem testkey.pk8 [I]NAME-OF-ROM.zip NAME-OF-ROM-signed.zip[/I]

Then post that bad boy. As a community we can make it shine now that you've done the hard part.
[Hero CDMA General] adelaney:
I'll give it a go, thanks.
[G1 General] aceo07:
I've been slowly draining my G1 since yesterday, with wifi on and auto-check email every 10 minutes. It lasted almost 24hrs before 2%.

I noticed it slowly went to 2% around 12pm today and at around 5:30pm, it finally shutdown. That's almost 6 hours using the last 2% of battery. I did check battery status a few times and also checked websites/market for a few minutes during the last 2%.

Is this odd? Should I wipe my battery stats? It doesn't seem calibrated to me.
[G1 General] evilkorn:
Does it happen often that it hangs at 2%, if so wipe the stats and drain and shut off and recharge. Could just be the new battery breaking in.
[G1 General] Ace42:
When you wipe stats you should let the battery die out then fully charge to 100. You should be happy you get so much time out of 2% though:p
[G1 General] JAguirre1231:
Actually this has happened to me, it seems that once the phone enters the 5% range, it lasts just as long as everything else put together.
[G1 General] bdveteran18:
i wish i were that lucky to claim any of these things. My phone under very very moderate usage lasts about 2-3 hours from fully charged. It has been like this for a while and the ROM i'm running now is just making it worse. if i dont touch and send a couple texts messages it'll last up to 4 hours but that's it. I'm going to reset the stats and see if that corrects it before i go and buy a new battery.
[G1 General] JAguirre1231:
Which is weird because using the stock battery I can get 12+ hours with moderate usage, this includes browser and wireless tethering.
[G1 General] aceo07:
I've been recharging it for a few hours now. The phone is off. It'll charge for another 10 hours before I turn it on.

Should I have wiped battery stats before I started charging? Or can I just wipe it before I boot up Android?
[G1 General] Ace42:
I guess wiping them at full power wont hurt, but then you must then let it fully die again and recharge it fully.
[G1 General] aceo07:
I just unplugged it from the charger. Booted into recovery, wiped battery stats, then rebooted. It now says it's at 87%. Somehow it took 13% to do those 2 things. :P
[G1 General] AroundTheWorld:
Hrmm, your battery life shouldn't be that bad, custom rom or not. Did you overcharge your battery? That seems to be a common cause for poor battery life.
[G1 General] aceo07:
How do you overcharge it? Shouldn't it stop when it think it's full?

This morning I used 'battery info' in the settings area and it only said the voltage was 4.05v or something and at 91%. This was for at least 9hrs with phone off and using HTC usb charger. I plugged it back in, while the phone was on, and it charged to 'full' in 10 minutes.

I'm recharging with phone on now tonight. I'm also currently using my motorola razr usb charger. It seems to charge faster than the HTC usb charger. It's voltage is now 4.15v and 61% now.
[G1 General] TeeJay3800:
How do you overcharge a battery? If you mean leaving it plugged in long after it's fully charged, that is such a common thing to do it seems like lots of people would have battery problems. Almost everyone I know plugs their phone in before bed, and unplugs it in the morning. Most phones are fully charged in under 4 hours, so that leaves roughly 4-5 hours of being plugged while already fully charged every single day.
[G1 General] AroundTheWorld:
Well I'm basing that claim off of a t-mobile rep (hahah reliable isnt it?) who told me that overcharging the battery, or keeping it plugged for the majority of the day (which is what i tended to do) could harm the battery, causing it to give off false percentages or making it unable to hold a charge.

And also, from personal experience, my battery did begin to bulge outwards, and would not hold a charge for more than 4 hours. So I just assumed it was because I had a tendency to plug my g1 in when it wasn't necessary, and keep it charging. So perhaps my previous claim wasn't so well supported. I just based it off of my experience and what the reps told me.
[G1 General] mo2002:
lol haha that sucks

since i download a font pack, keyboard skin and better keyboard once my battery hits 10% it usually dies within 5-7 minutes if i have swift running in the background

but before the most recent updates my battery would last about a hour or more with just swift updating in the background and the music player on pause
[General Questions and Answers] fr3sh_t0_d3f:
When i receive an incoming call, the number isnt there or either it is white which would blend in with the background. also the contact photo is blank. Does anyone have a solution to this???
[General Questions and Answers] Inner_Bushman:
I think that if you would specyfi what device you are talking about, what OS do you have and did you modify your theme, that would be helpful to diagnose the problem.

Besides, tell us what did you do BEFORE it happened. Does it happens with ALL incoming calls or just one number? Did you try to back up your contacts and re-format the device? etc... etc...

Bushman
[General Questions and Answers] fr3sh_t0_d3f:
NVM it was the 28205 SYS. Thanks.