Showing posts with label mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobile. Show all posts
Sunday, September 23, 2012
how can i know all mobile network DATA BALANCE, sms pack through these types of codes, Mobile Operator Codes /USSD Codes for Mobile Operators
Mobile Operator Codes /USSD Codes for Mobile Operators
Sometimes it happens that we forget our mobile number or want to know about our data (GPRS) balance usage, validity of sim, account balance or to stop or start a service provided by mobile telecom operator but we are unaware of the USSD codes or mobile operator code for that, also as market is flooded by so many telecom operators so it is very difficult to remember all these mobile codes.
That’s why I decided to put all major mobile operator codes/USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Services Data) here so that everybody can use them. There is a possibility that some of the codes not work in some regions , so therefore I request to all of my readers to paste latest mobile operator codes in comment section.
check the number up west
*131*1# for idea
*111*2# for vodafone
*121*9# for airtel
*1# for relience
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*140*6575# by dialing this you will recieve a call from your number itself use it to know your number.(not sure abt it whether it works everywhere)
Do Not Disturb ‐ Regisitration or deregistration SMS “DND” to 121or 1909
For MOBILE INTERNET Internet settings sms MO to 543210
To stop any service Activated on your mobile type " STOP " and send to 121
Delhi
*222*2# - Airtel to Airtel 30 paise call 24hr. 5Rs
*678# - AIRTEL ACT & DEACT Hello Tune ALL CIRCLE working roaming Area
*123*11# - Show your ALL Balance
*567*2# - Net On Phone, NOP
*321# - Airtel live Packs
West Bengal
121 - Customer care
*123# - Balance and validity details
*121# - Airtel services
*123*10# - GPRS data balance check, for Mumbai & Orissa circles the no. is *123*6# & for Maharastra circle its *123*7#
Chhattisgarh
GPRS related:
*567*1# - Rs.10 unlimited GPRS for 1 day
*567*19# - To deactivate mobile office
*567*6# 1 - Month unlimited sms pack
*567*11# - default 30p/50kb plan
Maharashtra
*123*8# - airtel to airtel night balnc
*123*5# -local & national sms
*121# - for value added services
*123*6# - GPRS data balance check in mumbai rest Maharastra circle its *123*7#
try these codes *126*1# or *126*4# or 111*10# or *111*9#
this USSD dear *140*6575# instead of showing your mobile number directly,you will recieve a call from your number itself..
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Bsnl all India
Dial 164 and call or *8888# - to know your Mobile Number.
*123# - Balance and validity details
*123*10# -GPRS data balance check
*123*1# - SMS local
*123*2# - National sms
*123*5# - Network call
*123*6# - local network call (data bal check for UP)
*123*8# - Night GPRS pack
*123*9# - video call bal
9400024365 - Customer care Eastern region
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*141# - Check main balance
*555# - To activate GPRS /SMS plan(Not sure about this pl'z verify )
*142# - To know free sms balance
*145# - To know calling balance
Vodafone gprs data balance send GPRS to 144.
*555# and then press call to know your mobile number?
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Reliance All India
*1# and then press call to know your mobile number?
Balance & validity – *367# or *306# or*402# and call or call 58402
Recharge – *368# or *305*<14 digit pin># and call or call 58401
Special Packs – *777#
Caller Tunes – *999#
Packs – *123# , *321#
Free Net – *123*099#
Customer care reliance smart- *333 or *369
GPRS settings – send “ALL” to 55100
Admin menu/common access no.- *369
GPRS DATA balance Check type " MBAL" and send to 55333 or dial *367*3#(working in kolkata)
Local Call balance - *367*2#
For karnataka idea
to know balance *456#
to know promo balance*457#
to know your number*100#
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*1# and then press call to know your mobile number?
For Roaming tariffs call 121
West Bengal
Balance : - *111# or call 12525
Customer care – 121 or 9038012345
DND – call 1909 or sms “START DND” to 1909
GPRS settings – send “INTERNET” to 52270
GPRS data -*191# ( choose from reply menu)
Balance : - *111#
Activating daily/weekly/new services/Internet Packs : - *141#
Detail Of Any Service Activated, Internet Free usage left : - *191*3#
More Info :- *191#
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AIRCEL
*1# and then press call to know your mobile number?
121 or dial 123 or 9804012345(For Eastern Region of country) - Customer care
*125# or *127# or send BAL to 121 or use IVRS available at 123 -For Balance and validity details
*126*1# - Voice Dedicated Account Balance and Validity
*126*2#- To know your SMS Dedicated Account Balance and Validity
*126*1# -GPRS data bal or *126*4#
E-Recharge-*124*<16-digitPIN number># or call 124
For Missed Call Alert SMS -“MCA D” and send it to 5799
For Pocket Internet/GPRS settings send PI to 121
Do Not Disturb list, sms “Start DND” to 1909. You may also call 121
1213 Latest Scheme Menu
1214 Value Added Services Menu.
1215 Rate Cutter Menu
*123# Minutes and SMS count
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MTS
To activate* the Internet service in your mobile dial *109*210# and pressing call button.
or call 111 or call at these numbers
Bihar: 9135-955-955
Delhi: 9136-955-955
Haryana: 9138-955-955
Karnataka: 9141-955-955
Kerala: 9142-955-955
Kolkata: 9153-955-955
Maharashtra: 9145-126-126
Mumbai: 9146-126-126
Pune: 9146-126-126
Rajasthan: 9667-955-955
Tamil Nadu: 9150-955-95
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Uninor
*222*2# - to check your prepaid comment balance
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IDEA
*1# and then press call to know your mobile number?
Dial *130# to check your Idea prepaid account balance
APN- imis or internet
GPRS DATA- If you're on postpaid, Idea will send you one message each day giving you information about your data usage.
If you are using prepaid, they send you a messafe at the end of each session
customer care-12345
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BPL
Mumbai
Balance Info *100#
Local Loop To Loop Calls *101#
SMS Pack Balance *102#
Free Local Call *103#
Free Std Balance *104#
E-recharge *105#
Free Loop To Other Mobile *106#
Free Local+ National SMS *107#
STD +Landline *108#
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Videocon
Dial *123# to check your Videocon prepaid account balance
vodafone
Hi, to check vodafone prepaid
*141*9# to check gprs bal.
*141*1# to check sms
*444*3# for activating internet plan
VL TO144 for configuration
WWW to 52586 for advanced gprs config.
we should have link for exchange please contact me at nsmsolutions@hotmail.com
Hi, to check vodafone prepaid
*141*9# to check gprs bal.
*141*1# to check sms
*444*3# for activating internet plan
VL TO144 for configuration
WWW to 52586 for advanced gprs config.
*111*6# - 2 - Vodafone Gprs Usage balance
Dear all, many carriers use *1# USSD code for self Number checking.......check it
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Helping the for Eyes Chained to a Monitor, Relieving Computer Eye Strain
Most young people wear eyeglasses to correct their distance vision. Reading glasses are prescribed to correct near vision only. And bifocals prescribed for those over age 40 with presbyopia correct only near and far. Even trifocals and progressive lenses (which do have some lens power for intermediate vision) often don't have a large enough intermediate zone for comfortable computer work. Without computer eyeglasses, many computer users often end up with blurred vision, eye strain, and headaches — the hallmark symptoms of computer vision syndrome.
Worse still, many people try to compensate for their blurred vision by leaning forward, or by tipping their head to look through the bottom portion of their glasses. Both of these actions can result in a sore neck, sore shoulders and a sore back. Though they sometimes are called "computer reading glasses," it's best to call eyewear designed specifically for computer use "computer glasses" or "computer eyeglasses" to distinguish them from conventional reading glasses. Computer glasses put the optimum lens power for viewing your computer screen right where you need it for a clear, wide field of view without the need for excessive focusing effort or unhealthful postures.
University research also shows computer eyewear can significantly increase worker productivity.Lens Designs for Computer Eyewear Many special purpose lens designs work well for computer glasses. Because these lenses are prescribed specifically for computer use, they are not suitable for driving or general purpose wear. Eye fatigue is a common symptom of computer vision syndrome. Computer vision syndrome causes eye fatigue, which can make you feel tired in general. The simplest computer glasses have single vision lenses with a modified lens power prescribed to give the most comfortable vision at the user's computer screen.
This lens power relaxes the amount of accommodation required to keep objects in focus at the distance of the computer screen and provides the largest field of view. Single vision computer glasses reduce the risk of eye strain, blurred vision and unnatural posture that can cause neck and back pain, and can be used comfortably by young and old computer users alike. Another popular lens design for computer glasses is the occupational progressive lens — a no-line multifocal that corrects near, intermediate, and, up to a point, distance vision. It has a larger intermediate zone than regular progressive lenses for more comfortable vision at the computer. But this leaves less lens area for distance vision. So these lenses are not recommended for driving or other significant distance vision tasks. Other lenses used for computer glasses include occupational bifocal and trifocal lenses. These lined multifocal lenses have larger zones for intermediate and near vision than regular bifocals and trifocals, and the position of the intermediate and near zones can be customized for your particular computer vision needs.
Your optometrist or ophthalmologist can help you decide which lens design will best suit your needs for computer glasses. Lens Coatings and Tints For maximum viewing comfort, the lenses of your computer glasses should include anti-reflective coating. Sometimes called anti-glare treatment, anti-reflective (AR) coatings eliminate reflections of light from the front and back surfaces of your lenses that can cause eye strain. Some eye doctors recommend adding a light tint to computer glasses to reduce glare caused by harsh overhead lighting and to enhance contrast. Tinted computer lenses also are recommended to block short-wavelength, "blue" light emitted from computer screens that is associated with glare and eye strain.
For more details about anti-reflective coating and tints for your computer glasses, consult your eye care professional. Where To Buy Computer Glasses Resist the temptation to buy over-the-counter reading glasses for use as computer glasses. Because an accurate eyeglasses prescription is essential if you want to get the full benefits from computer glasses, it's best to purchase this eyewear from a knowledgeable eye care professional. Prior to scheduling your eye exam, measure how far you like to sit from your computer. Measure from the bridge of your nose to the surface of your computer screen. Bring this measurement with you to your exam so your eye doctor can use it to help determine the optimum lens power for your computer glasses.
Spectacles or clip-ons for laptop screens
I'm typing this text on a laptop in a city park. The problem with laptop displays in daylight or in bright rooms is you get a lot of hindering reflexions. I'm sitting in bright sunlight with the Sun facing me. Typing would be impossible if I didn't put on a black T-shirt, a hat and my new "magic" clip-ons.
The light from laptop displays and all such LCD / TFT displays is polarized. So when you put on polarized spectacles (or add polarized clip-ons to your spectacles), most of the light from the display reaches your eyes while the other sources of light are dimmed, especially the reflexions. This is very handy. The resulting proportional enhancement of the display is not tremendous but it can make a comfortable difference.
The problem is you cannot use common clip-ons. Indeed standard polarized clip-ons have a vertical polarization (90°) while laptop displays have a 45° or -45° polarization. So I had to transform commercial clip-ons to conform them to the 45° polarization of my laptop display. The photograph below shows standard clip-ons and below old ones I transformed. I detached the filters and attached them back on with a 45° rotation. Later I cut the filters with scissors to make them more symmetric and let my nose through.
The enhancement brought by the clip-ons is better in bright rooms than in sunlight. In some cases I notice no enhancement at all. The GIF animation below shows a screen photographed in the outside with and without the polarized filter. I'll make better photographs, anyway it gives a rough idea:
One drawback on my laptop is its little keyboard LCD display has a -45° polarization, hence 90° opposite to the main TFT display. So I can no more read the battery state and the Caps Lock and Num Lock states. Unless I rotate my head a little bit... This is not a serious problem.
I believe the enhancement is sufficient to justify the commercialization of spectacles and clip-ons dedicated to laptops. Friends told me they would spend between 5 and 20 € on such clip-ons. The common price of low cost standard clip-ons is 8 €.
For quality spectacles or clip-ons, for example for people working outside, probably a much higher price would be acceptable and necessary. (Remind two kinds of spectacles or clip-ons are necessary: ones for +45° polarized displays and ones for -45° displays.)
4 important factors lead to eye fatigue for computer users. | ||
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Problem: Glare is a problem among people who work near primary light sources such as computers. Scratches or smudges tend to intensify glare.. | ||
| Solution: All Gunnar Computer Glasses have lenses with hydrophobic, oliophobic and anti-glare finishes. And incorporate fRACTYL ™ lens geometry which helps focus light. | ||
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