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Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Alcatel GO FLIP 3.

Alcatel GO FLIP 3.

 Hey guys, Des with T-Mobile. Today we're unboxing the new Alcatel GO FLIP 3. For more great unboxings and How-To videos just like this, click subscribe below and ring the bell for notifications. Now, let's get into it. Now you're maybe saying to yourself'A Flip Phone?!' 



and I'd say 'Absolutely! The Alcatel GO FLIP 3 is a modern flip phone with just the right essential features of a smartphone without any of the hassles. Inside the box, you'll find the new GO FLIP 3, T-Mobile SIM card, of course, Quick Start Guide, Charger, and a removable battery. The Alcatel GO FLIP 3 features a 1.44" external screen with a 2-megapixel camera, and a 2.8" internal screen. The GO FLIP 3 runs on the 'Kai operating system' andcomes preloaded with Google Assistant, Google Maps, Google Search, "T-Mobile Google Pixel 4 Unboxing". Yes, and even YouTube! And yes, you can watch our great T-Mobile unboxings right on the 2.8" screen. 


And if you flip on its side, you got a built-in stand! The GO FLIP 3 has a removable 1350 mAh battery, and if you're a security-minded individual, you can remove the battery to ensure your device is fully powered off. The GO FLIP 3 is equipped with 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of internal memory. And it has a micro SD card slot for expandable memory options as well. 


The Alcatel GO FLIP 3 is available now at your favorite T-Mobile store and T-Mobile.com. So pick one up today! This is Des for T-Mobile. Stay tuned foranother great video, and thanks for watching! 

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smartphones

smartphones

 

- We've had smartphones for about 10 years but between all the socialmedia networks' notifications, there's a sense that they're starting to take over our lives. Now I have an iPhone 6 andit's a pretty good phone. The problem is I spend a lot of time on it scrolling through Twitter,Instagram and whatever else. So to help me deal withmy iPhone addiction, I decided to play around withsome more minimalist phones. That includes the Unihertz Jelly, the Nokia 3310, the PunktMP 01, and The Light Phone.

And I'm gonna head toBrooklyn's Prospect Park to see how disconnected I can get. (upbeat, modern music) This is the Jelly, a tinylittle Android smartphone. Unihertz, the creators,call it impossibly small, amazingly cute, and totally functional. Only two of those things are true, but I'm kinda getting ahead of myself. First thing you'll notice about the Jelly is just how small it is. At three and a half inchesin length, it fits into the palm of my hand, costs$125, runs on Android 7, has a 1.1 gigahertz processor,and has front and rear-facing cameras that are eight and two megapixels, which isn't that great. The phone runs on 4G networkand has Dual SIM cards. Now, because of the thickness,a lot of people thought it had a slide-outkeyboard, which it doesn't. But it does have a two anda half inch touchscreen that's fully functional.

Back to those two truths and a lie. The Jelly is impossiblysmall and amazingly cute, and there's just somethingcool about having the full functionality of a smartphonein such a small package. Scrolling through anInstagram Live video on such a tiny screen is just kind of fun. And if you wanna disconnect, there's a purpose for the smallness. With the screen so smallit adds a level of friction that we're not typicallyused to, so I found myself reading less and actually just pulling my phone out less entirely. But the Jelly's small size actually threatens its functionality. Using the Jelly's thimble-sized keyboard was almost impossible and Ikept making tons of mistakes. In the end, I startedtexting less because I wanted to make less typos. The Jelly's other bigdrawback is battery life. Downloading just a fewapps made my phone hot, and I lost almost 20% of my battery. At 83% it told me I onlyhad four hours of life left, which meant that I had to carry around this huge battery pack all day long just to make it through the day. And if you wanna use the phone less, maybe that's not such a bad thing. But if you really wannadisconnect, you might wanna ditch your smartphone for a feature phone. Nokia 3310 is one of the mosticonic and popular phones of all time, and in 2017,the company rereleased it as part of its nostalgia-drivenmarketing push. Now, the new phone benefitsfrom a larger color screen and a more bubbly design thanits brick-like predecessor. It has a two megapixel camera in the back and runs on Nokia's proprietary OS.

It comes with a classic 2002era skeleton crew of apps like a calculator, acalendar, and obviously Snake. Unlike the Jelly, it has apretty good battery life, about six and a half hours of talk time, and 650 hours of standby time. And it's cheap. You can get one for $60. You'll notice the home screenhas a couple of new additions including a Facebook and Twitter button, but open them up and you get stuck in Nokia's weird Web clientthat you have to navigate with a clunky directional pad. It's so hard to use thateventually I just gave up, and maybe if you're trying to disconnect that's not really a problem. Moving over to the Nokia alsocomes with another big shift and that's going froma full keyboard to T9. And if you're like me, youhaven't used T9 in awhile, it takes some getting used to. It can definitely be clunky, but if you're tryingto text less, it works. T9ing is too slow totext-bomb, and eventually, you might just stop texting altogether.

If you really wanna get intentionalabout minimalist phones, you might wanna checkout Punkt MP 01 phone. Punkt means 'period' or 'stop' in German, and it's a Swiss company thatmakes minimalist products. A lot of times when people seethe MP 01 for the first time, they think it looks like a calculator, but I kind of actually like the design. It comes in three colors:brown, black, and white.

It's four and a half inches tall, it has Gorilla Glass and afiberglass reinforced body, so it feels sturdy in the hand. Navigating the phone isactually pretty easy, 'cause it only does twothings and it has buttons to navigate towards them, andthat's texting and calling. The only hitch is that itcosts $230, which is a lot for a phone that only does two things. And of those two things,it doesn't do one of them very well, and that's texting. So most phones when youtext, they create a thread, but the MP 01 actuallybreaks it up like email into an inbox, sent, draft, et cetera. Which is really confusing andkind of a pain in the ass. And the phone did a pretty bad job of capitalizing my sentences when I text, which is really pretty basic stuff. It kind of feels like theperfect phone for somebody who can afford to hiresomeone else to take care of the rest of their lives. Oh, and did I mention thatit only runs on a 2G network? And T-Mobile is one ofthe few carriers that still supports 2G in the U.S.? And they're gonna phase it out by 2020. All of which makes MP 01's claim that the Punkt is a timelessdevice feel kinda empty. If there's one phone thatreally represents the minimalist phone movement,it's The Light Phone, a business card sizeddevice that you can either tether to your phone of use independently. It costs $150 and itliterally only does one thing and that's make phone calls. New phones try to dazzle youwith big, bright displays and bezel-less design,but not The Light Phone. The Light Phone really doesn'twant any of your attention. It's a beautiful device and alot of people I showed it to didn't even believe it worked, but it works exactly as advertised. And there was somethingfreeing knowing that I could leave the house just withthis and reach somebody if I really needed to. At least, I hope I could,because if I'm being honest, people don't really pickup their phones anymore. I mean, I make one phone call a day maybe, but I'm texting all the time, either through Messengeror Slack or Twitter, and that makes The Light Phone feel like an experiment more than a viable product, an effort to gauge whetherpeople would really be interested in such a minimal device. And apparently they are. In 2018, the companyannounced Light Phone II, a 4G version that would haveE-ink display, a full keyboard, and possibly even somefeatures like maps and music. But loading smartphone featuresonto such a minimal device is probably gonna haveproblems of its own. I spent a lot of time with these phones over the last couple weeks,and what I've realized is that, I don't really want a phonethat limits my communication or one that makes memake more phone calls. In 2018, a lot of ourcommunication happens over text, and I don't really thinkthat's such a bad thing. What I don't really need isall the social media networks, all the notifications,the short battery life, and the bezel-less screen.

That's what kinda makesphones overwhelming, not a text from my mom or a friend. What I really want is asmartphone functionality stripped of all the gizmos. Unfortunately, a lot ofthese minimalist phones threw out the texting baby withthe social media bathwater. So until they figurethat out, I'm just gonna delete my social mediaapps and keep my iPhone. Fox.com has a video thatexplains how addictive smartphones could be. Click here to watch itand find out how necessary a minimalist phone could be for you.

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welcome to this onine the mobile repairing series.

welcome to this onine the mobile repairing series.

  So far we learned a lot about the tools that areused in mobile repairing. In this video we will try and understand a little moreabout a basic mobile phone. The phone that you see in front of you is a simplefeature phone which is used in many parts of the world. This is very commonly usedfor making calls. It's also used to send SMS messages toother


 people. You can also listen to songs, play videos in this simple mobilephone. In this video we will try and understand the parts of this mobilephone- both the external parts as well as the internal parts. We will also try andunderstand how to use this mobile phone. We will also learn about where to connectthe charger and where to connect the batteries, where to place the batteriesor place the SIM and how to connect the earphone. Let's try and understandthis handset in detail a little more now. Now this is the front portion of themobile and in the front portion of the mobile you'll see different parts. Nowfirst and


 foremost you will see a blank screen type of thing there- this is thedisplay part of the mobile phone. This is a two-and-a-half-inch TFT display panelhere. This is where you will be able to see whatever is being shown by themobile. It could be messages, it should be games. So anything that you've.. you willbe shown here. Right above that is the earpiece or the speakers. The speakersare behind this. You need to place this part near your ear for you to be able tolisten to what other people are saying. This is how you listen to voices orsongs and they are played through the mobile phone itself. So this is calledthe earpiece. Now apart from listening to voices you may also need to be speaking. Soyour voice needs to get to the other end and for that you will need a mic.This is the place where the mic is placed inside.. the mic or the mouthpieceis through which your voice is taken in by the mobile phone and transmitted through mobile networks tothe receiver of your phone call. Now underneath the display is where you willsee the keypad. The keypad is where you.. the keypad is what you use to key innumbers that you're dialing or to type in messages if you want to send messagesto your friends or relatives.


 And you can see the numbers and characters andthere. Apart from these, there are two other keys that you need to know- the red keyis what switches on the mobile phone or switches off the mobile phone. It also isused to disconnect calls or to turn off any application that you're using. Thegreen switch is what is used to accept any incoming calls that are coming toyou or is used to dial out numbers when you're calling someone else. Apart fromthese you'll also see two smaller buttons on top which are used for menuor to select a few other applications through these ones. In the center youwill see the ok button which is used to accept any changes that you made our toaccept any of the inputs that you're giving into the mobile phone.


 Apart fromthat there are these sliding buttons there which you can press left right up anddown to move your cursor left right up or down when you're typing in messagesor when you're playing games on your mobile phones. So these are the thingsthat you will see in the front part of our mobile phone. Now let's try andunderstand where we have the charging connector. On the sides if you noticeproperly, you will see a small slot on one side of the phone which is where thecharging connector is located.


 It is covered by a small rubber like substance.So you can slightly push it out or pull it out using your fingers and you will beable to clearly see the charging point. This is where you connect the chargerwhenever you are connecting the phone or whenever you want to charge the phone.This connector is also used to connect to a headphone in this mobile phone. Sothis is also a headphone connector through which you can actually listen tosongs or even make conversations with your friends orrelatives. Now the cover is kept to ensure that the connecting point is protectedfrom dust or humidity at any point in time. So it's important to keep the coverclosed at all points of time, whenever it is not being used. 


Now moving on.. let'stry and look at the backside for mobile phone and try and understand what partsexist on the backside. Now this is the back cover of mobile phone. The backcover can be opened in very different ways in different mobile phones. Some mobile phones.. you can slide it out some mobile phones you will have specificpoints called depressions where you can put your fingernail and actually grabopen the cover. Some mobile phones you may need to slide it open. So dependingon the mobile you need to be very careful. See where the opening part is and use that gently to open the mobile phone.


 In this mobile is a slightdepression here.  So we're placing our fingernail there and slightly pushing itup. Remember if you press it too hard the cover can break. The mobile phone can slip out ofyour hand.. can and can fall on the ground and break. So you need to be very gentlewhile you're trying to open the back cover of any mobile phone. Once you openthe cover, you will see that the battery is placed inside here. This is thebattery that powers the entire mobile phone. To remove the battery again,there's a specific depression given there. Place your finger there andslightly push it out. The battery will come out of the holder position. Insideyou will see the battery connector position. This is where the battery isconnected to the mobile phone through which the power is transmitted to themobile. There is a plus and minus point there and there is a SIM card location there. Where the SIM card needs to be placed. Now to slide the SIM card out you can placeyour finger there press it lightly and push it out and to place it back in.You need to press it lightly and then slide the SIM card back into its holder.While you're placing the SIM, you need to ensure that you are placing it in theright direction. Many times if you place the SIM incorrectly, it may not work so you have to look forthat symbol- as you can see here the direction in which the SIM needs to beplaced is clearly shown there. So, accordingly you need to place the SIMand slide it gently into the SIM holder. That way you'll ensure that you areplacing it in the right position. The connectors are in the right position andthe phone will be able to make or receive calls. So handle the SIM verycarefully while you're placing it or while you are removing it from the SIMholder. Now even the battery needs to be kept.. placed in the right position.Placing it in the improper position might result in damage to the battery as well asto the mobile phone. So you need to match the connectors with the batteryconnecting points. If you see the battery points closely, you will be able to see a plusand negative minus connecting point on the battery. So you need to ensure thatyou align it right with the mobile phone and these points need to be placedexactly in the same position.


 So as you see it here, you need to align it withthe connecting points in the mobile phone. Place it gently and push it in andthe mobile battery fits into its position. Now apart from these in themobile phone, you may also see a lot of small holes there, where the screws areplaced. These are the screws that need to be removed whenever you need to repairyour mobile phone. We will learn a lot about these in future videos. Apart from these, there are also smaller slotsthat are placed there.. which are essentially used to connect antennasetc. So these are from network sockets, which can be used toadditionally connect external antennas in order to boost your mobile signal.Let's close the back cover now and let's try and understand how we need to operate. Solock it tightly and let's move on and try and understand how we can use theinternal aspects of mobile phone. And switch it on with the red button. Youneed to press the red button continuously for a few seconds for themobile switch on and now the mobile switching on now. As soon as you switch onthe mobile, most feature phones will ask you to set the date and time. This isbecause feature phones don't usually have a battery inside that will save thedate and time forever and that's one of the reasons why you need to set the dateand time in mobile phones. 


So it'll ask you whether you want to reset the dateand time specifically because you've removed the battery now. Now you maydecide to set it now by pressing the yes button by pressing the top button there.Now this is where you will be able to set the time here. To set the time youcan dial in the respective number using the number keypad or numeric keypadgiven below. So for example if we need to type in5:30 p.m... so we type in 05 followed by 30 and immediately afterthat you press the... you will see the.. ..press the center button and you'll beable to change it to p.m.


 Once you change it to p.m, you canalso choose the date. So you can type in the date here using the numeric keypad. So this is 11/07 and then type in the specific date that you want to enter inand once you enter the date, you can press the Save button. So now the date is set. So now you press the Save button and the date is saved now and you can see thatthe date is very clearly said there. So we need to use a combination of thenumbers and the menu and the ok button on top, to be able to set the date exactly as we want it.  And now you'll be able to see the exact date, time and the date andthe.. the day of the week clearly. So it's 5:30 p.m. on 11 july, which is a Thursday. So once this is set, this willnot change unless you remove the battery from the mobile phone. Now there are twooptions here- there's menu and contacts. So when you need to look at contacts ofwho are the people that you have as your in your contact list, you can press thecontacts button- which is the right hand side button on top or you can go to themenu option and try and look at the other options. The first and foremost isthe messages option. You click on messages, you'll be able to create amessage here or you can check what are the messages that you have received bygoing into the inbox option there. So you can also look at what messages you havesent to other people using the sent box option. Any messages that you are sendingbut still has not gone out of your inbox ..out of your sentbox, is keptin the outbox folder and finally any messages that you want to send in future-don't want to send it now will be in the drafts portion. Apart from that you canset the alarm here by choosing this option. You will see multiple alarms. Youcan actually place multiple alarms. The number of alarms that you can set oneach mobile phone is dependent on your mobile phone. For example when we wantto set an alarm, we go ahead and choose the alarm activation and select it as onor off.


 So we want to switch on the alarm, then typing thetiming of it- soyou type in a 06:00 a.m. if you want to set the alarm at six in the morning. Set it there. So we have placed it at 6 a.mand then we press the Save button- the one- this alarm get saved for 6 a.m. So thisis a very simple way to set alarms. You can have multiple alarms as well. Apartfrom this there is a settings option there. Settings is where you'll be ableto change the basic settings of your mobile phone- such as display, time/date,phone options, call options, ringtone options and so on. Profile is where you will be able tounderstand what profile the phone will have- is it a Normalprofile, you want to put it on... silent mode when you don't want thephone to ring, you want to put it in a meeting mode where it'll be very discreet soyou can choose the difference profiles by going into the Profileoption and you can go ahead and save. In the Profiles option you'll also be ableto change the ringtone for each Profile as well as the alert types for eachProfile. Going on..we will also understand Calendar. Calendar shows you the entireCalendar for the month, it will also show you the week date on top- which is W-28 now. Youcan move forward, backward and try and look at the entire calendar in detailusing the Calendar option. Apart from that you will also be able toaccess your contact list by going into the contacts option here. The list ofpeople who are..who are in your contacts, you can create new contacts using thisoption. You can save some of the contacts as your favorites. Moving on.. you have a call log which iswhat will give you information about the calls that you have received. The callsthat you have made. People have called you but you will not be able to receivetheir calls which are otherwise called missed calls,  dialed calls and so on. 


This is avery efficient tool for you to be able to understand who's calling or whom youhave called and how much time you've spent on the mobile phone. Apart fromthese mobile phones you also have games options. You can choose different typesof games- go in and play these games using the keyboard that has been given to youin the mobile phone. Once we move out, we will be able to also look atApplications. Applications are effective tools that you can use such asCalculator to add, subtract and any of those mathematical numbers, mathematicalcalculations. You also have a light option. Switch on the light and you wouldbe able to turn on the torchlight option and these are effective smallapplications that would be very useful on a day-to-day basis.


 So you can see howthe light is switched on now you'll be able to use this in dark areas. It usesan LED to light this up.. you can switch it off using the keypad options there. Now there are theshortcut key options as well. You can define the shortcut keys- forexample in this mobile we have placed one of the keys- when you press the uparrow you will be able to switch on the torchlight. 


So you can actually setshortcut keys for several of your Applications depending on whichApplication you use very commonly. In this case we use the up-arrow key toswitch on/off switch off the torch light and these can be set using your settingsoption. These are some of the common featuresthat you will use while you're working on a mobile phone and when you'rerepairing mobile phones these are some of the common problems or areas whereyou will receive common complaints from customers. Hence, it's important tounderstand how the mobile phone works and what are some of the features inthese mobile phones- so that you can effectively rectify the problems inthese mobile phones. Going forward we will understand different types of mobilephones. Thank you very much 

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Monday, September 14, 2020

Province 2 All District Post Code

Province 2 All District Post Code


Province 2 All District Post Code 


Province 3 All District Post Code

  • Post Code Parsa 
  • Post Code Bara  
  • Post Code Rautahat   
  • Post Code Dhanusa   
  • Post Code Mahottari   
  • Post Code Sarlahi   
  • Post Code Saptari  
  • Post Code Siraha   

1.Parsa 

Parsa D.P.O.44300
Aadarshanagar44301
Parbanipur44303
Bindabasini44304
Bahuari Pidari44305
Shrisiya Khalwatola44306
Biruwaguthi44307
Pakahamainpur44308
Phokhariya44309
Ranigunj44310
Paterwa Sugauli44311
Viswa44312
Janakitol44313
Jeetpur44314
Thori44315

2.Bara 

Bara D.P.O.44400
Nijgadh44401
Mahendra Adarsha44402
Simraungadh44403
Umjan44404
Bariyarpur44405
Kabahigoth44406
Dumarwana44408
Pipradhigoth44410
Basantapur44411
Simara44412
Parsoni44413
Amalekhgung44416
Jeetpur (Bhavanipur)44417

3.Rautahat 

Rautahat D.P.O.44500
Saruatha44502
Pipara bazar44503
Madhopur44504
Rajpurpharahadawa44506
Patharabudhram44508
Sitalpur44509
Shivanagar44510
Laxminiya44511
Kataharia44512
Samanpur44513
Chandra Nigahapur44515

4.Dhanusa 

Dhanusha D.P.O.45600
Khajuri45601
Tinkoriya45602
Yadukuha45603
Duhabi45604
Chakkar45605
Raghunathpur45606
Godar Chisapani45607
Dhanushadham45608
Bagachouda45610
Jatahi45611
Phulgama45612
Sakhuwa Majemdranagar45616
Dhalkebar45617

5.Mahotari 

Mahottari D.P.O.45700
Bardibash45701
Bhangaha45702
Loharpatti45703
Pipara45704
Matihani45705
Ramgopalpur45707
Balawa45708
Laxminiya45710
Gaushala45711
Shreepur45712
Samsi45713
Manara45714

6.Sarlahi 

Sarlahi D.P.O.45800
Lalbandi45801
Bayalbas45802
Haripoorwa45803
Hariaun45804
Haripur45805
Brahmapuri45806
Kaudena45809
Barahathawa45810
Sundarpur45811
Dumariya45813
Karmaiya45814
Harkthawa45815
Ramnagar(Bahuarwa)45816
Chhatauna45817

7.Saptari 

Saptari D.P.O.56400
Hanuman Nagar56401
Bairaba56402
Phattepur56403
Kanchanpur56404
Praswani56405
Bhagawatpur56406
Koiladi56407
Chhinnamasta56408
Bishnupur56409
Rupani56411
Pato56412
Arnaha56413
Kalyanpur56414
Bodebarsain56415
Sisawa56416
Kadarwona56417
Bhardaha56418

8.Siraha 

Siraha D.P.O.56500
Bastipur56501
Lahan56502
Bhagawanpur56503
Dhangadhi56504
Maheshpur patari56505
Bariyapatti56506
Golbazar (Asanpur)56508
Sukhipur56509
Bishnupur56511
Belha56512
Madar56513
Mirchaiya56515
Bandipur56516
Kalyanpur Jabdi56517
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