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Heres the solution which covers and possibly help fix nokia 2710 navigation edition Display problems such as blank or black Lcd, blue Lcd, white Lcd, garbled and saturated Lcd display problems.

If ever encountered this kind of problem you may first try to update or restore the device firmware first, and then try to install a new replacement LCD Lcd module.
If all of the above already been done but still the problem still exists, you may then used tjis solution below for hardware troubleshooting procedure on Nokia 2710 PCB board.
You may start checking up  the nokia 2710  LCD pin connector, ensure that is absolutely clean.
There are two resistors mounted at the bottom of it, check this two resistors resistance value for it holds the display data signals through to the LCD Lcd. Replace if found damaged.
Check also the LCD Lcd module supply voltages, these are 2.8 and 1.8 volts.
If both resistors and supply voltages were okay, you may then suspects that the problem lies on the JUNO chip. Reworking this chip might possibly fix and repair Nokia 2710 display problem issues.

Sony Xperia Z is the latest and by far the most promising Android Smart Phone by Sony. Rooting in Android is an act of accessing root user permissions which can be useful to install Apps that need root access and boost up the performance of your Android device.



Note that rooting may void your device warranty, So Try this at your own risk.

The following rooting method applicables for both unlocked and locked bootloaders. Refer this XDA thread to unlock and re-lock the bootloader of Sony Xperia Z.

Pre-Requisites

• This rooting method is for Sony Xperia Z which comes with Jelly Bean Android version (10.1.D.0.317, 10.1.D.0.322, 10.1.A.1.350).You can check Android version by visiting Settings >> About the Phone
• You need to install ABD drivers on your Windows PC. Get the drivers from here.
• Windows 8 users follow this guide to change the settings before installing the drivers mentioned above.
• Download this rooting tool kit (1.9Mb)

Rooting

follow the steps sequentially

1. You need to increase screen timeout to 10 mins : Settings >> Display >> Sleep >> 10 mins
2. Enable USB Debugging mode : Settings >> Developer options >> Enable and Settings >> Developer options >> USB Debugging (check the option)
3. Enable install from “unknown sources” option : Settings >> Security  >> Unknown source (check the option)
4. Save the rooting tool kit (.zip file) mentioned above in C drive (C:) and Extract it there itself.
5. Quit applications like PC Suite, PC Companion, Flashtool, etc. as they will interfere with the rooting process.
6. Now Connect your phone to PC and run “runme.bat” file from the extracted folder (step 4)
7. Wait for few seconds till you get the option “press the button to restore the data in your phone”
8. Now do not down your Phone screen, it will start an App automatically and Select Restore data.
9. You will see the message “if Restoring data is complete” in command prompt
10. Now open your phone and dial this number *#*#7378423#*#*
11. Select the option “Service tests” in your phone operation
12. Now select the option “Display”. Now the screen will turn white and few commands will be executed automatically.
13. Now press the power button to turn off screen, wait for few seconds and press it again (repeat it a few times) and keep observing the command prompt for outputs
14. Finally you will see the messages like “transfer files to your phone part2“, “installing busybox,su,Superuser,etc…” & finally “Cleaning up“
15. Now your phone will automatically restart.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is the second in Samsungs series of giant-screened mobiles. It improves the stylus, gets a sleeker look and nabs all the best bits from the Samsung Galaxy S3. Weve spent a lot of close and personal time with the phone. Here are the secrets, tips and tricks weve uncovered.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Screen and video

Get AMOLED colours in check

OLED-based screens like the Samsung Galaxy Note 2s tend to bring oversaturated colours that make skin tones look unnatural. They pop, but they pop a little too much. Theres a solution, though. In the settings menu is a Display Setting submenu that lets you choose how vivid the colours are. We recommend the "natural" or "movie" settings.

Fill video codec gaps with third-party players 

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has an excellent inbuilt media player, but there are some files it cant handle. We found that high-quality 1080p MKVs were too much for it. Snag a third-party media player like MX Player from the Google Play app store, though, and youll be flying. These can use software encoding to fill gaps in natuve video support.

Video multi-tasking is in 

One of the neatest additional features of the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 is that you can overlay a video playback screen on top of any part of the phone. Just press a button in the nav bar of the media player and a little window will pop-up on the homescreen, playing the vid. Watch an episode of Peep Show while browsing the web? Dont mind if I do.

Free games to show off the screen 

One of the best ways to show off the Sasmung Galaxy Note 2s screen is with a fancy 3D game. Top free picks to try include Dead Trigger.

Not bright enough? Turn off auto

The standard setting of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 uses automatic brightness, which judges the intensity of screen brightness using an ambient light sensor on the front. If its still not bright enough at the max slider point, switch off the auto mode for real searing intensity. But it will affect battery life.

The microUSB port can output video 

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2s microUSB port is more special than you might guess. It has MHL capabilities when used with a special Samsung cable, letting it output HD video and surround audio. The Samsung adapter, which is essentially an MHL-to-HDMI converter costs around £25. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 does not come bundled with one, though.

Mini home cinema? Tick the surround box 

If you want to output surround sound, make sure you tick the Surround box within the Settings menu. This isnt within the Audio bit, which you might expect, but is actually in the Accessory submenu.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Battery life

Keep battery life riding high with auto management

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has a massive 3100mAh battery. Stamina is good at the worst of times, but theres also an auto power management mode to make the most of the phones juice. Its called Power Saving and has its own section within the main Settings menu. It can throttle the CPU, change the background of the web browser to conserve power (it turns the white background blue), and turns off haptic feedback. These are compromises, but they do work.

Switch off features for extra battery life

The best way to conserve power in any phone is to switch off features - most importantly 3G mobile internet. You can do this manually in the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, directly from the pull-down notifications menu, and apps such as MySettings let you do the same thing.

Reduce screen timeout time

Another dead simple trick is to reduce the screen timeout time. This is in the Display submenu within settings, and lets you choose between 15 sec and 10 minutes of time the screen stays lit after a screen press. Its hardly a secret, but it is something not enough people consider.

Grab a spare battery, live forever

In a time of non-removable batteries - the HTC One X and iPhone 5 to name but two - we love that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has a removable battery. You can swap it out within about 15 seconds. Spare batteries are available from eBay for well under £10. We recommend shopping around for a reliable brand though as some third-party batteries are as dodgy as Del Boys VCRs.

Turn off S Pen

The S Pen digitser sucks away at the Note 2s battery life a little, so its a good idea to switch off the detection feature entirely if youre unlikely to use it for an extended period. Youll find it within the S Pen sub-menu in Settings.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 S Pen

Quick commands let you launch… anything 

An S Pen feature thats easy to miss is Quick Commands. This lets you launch any app on the phone with a quick flick of the S Pen. Just press the stylus button and swipe up the screen, and the Quick commands box will pop-up. Draw your pre-determined character or symbol and key-presto, the right app will launch.

OCR means you can forget the virtual keyboard 

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 features excellent OCR, optical character recognition, and its built into the Samsung keyboard. Whip out the S Pen and the keyboard area will turn into a little box for you to write in, whether youre writing an email, text or searching the web. Its remarkably clever at working out your scribbles too although we havent tested it on a doctor yet.

S Pen keeper - its a keeper 

We love the S Pen, but the thing is terribly easy to lose. Samsung has devised a way to make sure you dont leave home without it. Its called S Pen keeper. Using the accelerometer and the digitiser sensor of the Note 2, the phone can tell when youre walking away without the stylus in its little hole in the bottom of the device. Walk far enough and it bleats out an alarm tone.

Keep the kids happy with S Note 

The stylus of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 makes it an obvious choice for creative types, business types and a host of other busy folk. But itll keep the kids entertained too. S Note has a feature called Idea Sketch, which lets you write the name of an object, only for it to appear in your sketch. Its a perfect educational tool, and a fun one too.

Air View - hover pen fun

 Somethingthat makes the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 S Pen so much more than a standard stylus is that it can be sensed without even touching the screen. Samsung makes great use of this with Air View. Its used throughout Samsungs apps, and makes info pop-up when the S Pen hovers over items. For example, you can read the first lines of emails, see previews of pictures and take a closer look at calendar events. Its fantastic.

You can scribble - on anything

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 S Pen also let you scribble notes on anything. Just hold the button on the stylus down, press the nib down on the screen and hold it there until you see a flash around the screen edges. This is the phone taking a screenshot of whats on-screen, which you can then write notes on. This is further integrated into apps like S Planner, which have dedicated handwriting modes.

Other apps use S Pen pressure sensitivity

Now that the Note series is fairly established, a bunch of excellent apps already make use of the pressure sensitive S Pen stylus. Top picks include Sketchbook Pro and Infinite Painter. Its not just S Note that shows the S Pen off these days.

The S Pen takes screengrabs

Heres a really neat S Pen tool to show off to your "non stylus" friends. Press down the button on the Galaxy Note 2 stylus, draw a shape on the screen and whatevers on-screen within the shape will be saved as a screengrab.

For full S Pen compatibility, check out Samsung Apps

Samsung says that if you want full S Pen certified apps, youll need to go to the Samsung Apps store. This comes built into the Note 2, and theres even an S Pen apps section. At present, youre still best off using the Play Store as well, though, as the Samsung Apps store isnt exactly rammed full of Note 2 apps yet.

Left handers need a tweak

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 comes setup for right-handers as standard, but theres also a mode for lefties in the Settings menu. This offsets the digitiser sensor, to compensate for the way those strange left-handed types hold pens. A creepy bunch, arent they?

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Interface

One for your grandma? Easy home screen mode
Heres one feature we were a little surprised to see in a device thats such a geeks dreamphone. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has a mode called Easy home screen, which simplifies the layout of the phones home screens in a way that even your technophobe grandma might be able to get along with.

Full screengrabs are easy

Like the Samsung Galaxy S3, the Note 2 makes it pretty easy to take screengrabs of whatevers on the phones display. Just hold down the home button and the power button at the same time, wait or a white flash and a screengrab will be taken and whisked over to the Gallery app.

Use one-handed operation mode for on-the-go use 

The big screen is one of the main selling points of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, but it doesnt half make it hard to use one-handed. Knowing this, Samsung as included a one-handed mode, which organises things like the keypad, virtual keyboard and the unlock pattern screen so that you can operate them with one mitt. Youll find it in the Settings menu.

Dont forget side-loading of apps 

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is an Android device, with all the benefits that brings. You dont have to rely on the official Google Play app store for one, with APK installation files available for all sorts of other apps online. Be careful, though, as Android viruses are a real issue.

Customise your phone with non-Samsung widgets 

Samsung supplied a nice handful of widgets with which you can customise your home screens, but far too few people try a new look with third-party widgets from Google Play. And there are loads out them out there. Some of our old faves include those of the Beautiful Widgets package.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Gadgets and Gimmicks

Motion control  Heres one were not big fans of, but some of you may like it. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 lets you control things like the photo gallery and the navigation of you home screens using the accelerometer - by tilting your phone, basically. You can turn it off, though, and its set to "off" as standard. Phew.

Face unlock

A bit Minority Report, this one. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 can scan your face to unlock your phone. It takes a picture of your mug, remembers the basic geometry of it and then scans your face whenever you try and unlock the phone. It works pretty well, but as a security measure is about as flimsy as the padlock on a filofax.

Smart Stay

The last user-facing camera gimmick is one that sounds kinda neat in principle. It scans for your eyes to check if youre reading, and if it spots them, Smart Stay stops the backlight from turning off. Its designed to make reading on the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 a good deal less frustrating. Its a feature youll find in the Settings menu.

Jelly Bean easter egg

The Jelly Bean easter egg has made it in the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Go to Settings menu > About device and tap on the Android version number entry. Youll be transported to a screen with a picture of a giant jelly bean on it. Hold your finger down on said jelly bean and the screen will fill up with dozens of the blighters, which you can flick around. Pure joy.

Arrange your music by moods

The music player of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 features a fun little extra called Music square. This scans through your music library, arranging the tracks by mood - passionate, calm, exciting, joyful or a little in-between. Tap a block in the 5x5 square grid and youll be greeted with a tune to match your mood.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Storage

Expandable storage - where to get it cheap 

If youre out to spend as little as possible (and the Note 2 doesnt come cheap as it is), your best bet is to buy the cheapest 16GB model, and supplement any other storage needs with a microSD card. Top retailers for bargain basement-price memory cards include 7DayShop and Ebuyer. A 32GB microSD card these days will set you back less than £15 if you shop hard enough.

Flush the cache for extra memory

If you find yourself running low on memory, you can easily delete the cache and temporary files of any apps you have installed. To do this, go to the Applications Manager section within settings and tap on an app to see how much memory its leeching. There will be buttons to wipe the cache and data for the app here.

Comes with 50GB of dropbox storage

Cloud storage is the future - you may not like it, but you may as well embrace it. Samsung Galaxy Note 2 owners get to benefit from 50GB of free cloud storage from one of the best providers out there - Dropbox. There are Dropbox apps for mobiles, tablets and computers, and it honestly works like a dream. If this wont convert you, nothing will. You only normally get 2GB of free from Dropbox, making it a pretty sweet deal.

Dont sync, drag n drop 

If you chose to go Android rather than opting for an iPhone, theres a good chance that the open-ness of the platform had something to do with it. Samsung is keen on trying to make its users adopt the Kies desktop software, but its actually completely unnecessary. Plug the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 into a computer with a microUSB cable and itll show up as a media player drive, which you can drag and drop all kinds of files onto. Transfer speeds are impressively fast too.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Contacts

Nab contacts from Facebook and Twitter 
When we first got our Samsung Galaxy Note 2 in, it didnt have any of the usual social apps installed. Even if youre not a massive mobile Facebook-er, its worth giving the app a download because it lets you harvest contacts from the network, making populating your contacts book a good deal easier.

Blocking Mode

Do you have a bug-a-boo stalking you? Is there a creep who keeps calling? The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 lets you keep them away with the blocking mode. It restricts notifications and calls from all but your approved contacts - and that can be at all times, or just during the hours you choose.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Camera and Video

Use HDR mode in mixed lighting - or all the time 
The 8-megapixel sensor of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is pretty good on its own, but the neat camera app ups its skills significantly. One of our favourite bonus bits is the HDR mode. This effectively combines multiple exposure in a single shot to bring out extra detail in shadows. Both the HDR and normal shots are saved, meaning theres very little downside - other than that taking shots is a little bit slower.

Check out slow and fast motion modes

Nestled within the menus of the video camera app are fast and slow motion modes, capturing either more or fewer frames per second than normal. Its not quite the 120fps mode you get in some dedicated cameras, but will come in handy if youre trying to video a sports event, for example.

Dont forget video effects

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 doesnt have the fun face-distorting video effects you get with a vanilla Jelly Bean phone, but it does have a range of funky filters. There are colour pop modes, extracting all but certain shades from your videos, and the cartoon filter is perfect for some arty rotoscope-style vids.

Give the exposure longer time than the sound effect suggests

Each time you take a photo, a shutter sound plays in the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. However, we found that occasionally the phone needs a little bit longer to attain a solid focus. Hold still for an extra half-second for good measure.

Get vid previews with Air View

Using Air View, if you hold the pen over the transport bar of a movie clip in the media player, youll be given a preview of whats going on in the film at that point. It makes finding the right part of a film or TV ep a doddle.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Connectivity

Dont go over you allowance, with Data Usage 
A staple Android feature is the Data Usage counter. This can be found within the Settings menu, and it monitors your data usage, showing it as a colourful graph. You can use it to cut off your mobile data connection once you reach a certain limit, to ensure you wont get charged by your carrier.

Wi-Fi sync with Kies

Weve already endorsed drag n drop file transfers over Kies syncing, but if youre a Kies fan, dont forget that you can also sync wirelessly. To set this feature up, scroll to the bottom of the More Settings sub-menu, where youll find the Kies via Wi-Fi option.

S Beam

A feature introduced with the Samsung Galaxy S3, S Beam uses a mixture of NFC and Wi-Fi Direct to let you transfer files between compatible Samsung phones. You just need to tap the phones together to get them playing. S Beam needs to be switched on, though, from within the Wireless and Networks menu.

NFC lets you buy coffee

The NFC connectivity of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 also let you buy small items such as cups of coffee, sandwiches and the like. Several big high street chains have taken the NFC plunge, including Starbucks and EAT, using apps to let you dump credit onto your phone.

Share screens with AllShare Cast

AllShare used to be just about sending a video file from, say, your phone to your Blu-ray player. But now it does a lot more. AllShare Cast lets you send your Galaxy Note 2s screen contents to another display, a bit like AirPlay Mirroring.

Forget Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Direct is better

Wi-Fi Direct is tied into the S Beam transfer feature, but you can also use it easily on its own. This is a version of Wi-Fi that doesnt need an internet connection, as it can hook-up directly with another compatible device. It some ways its a successor to Bluetooth, letting you transfer files, and at a much greater speed than old Bluetooth could handle.

Watch your 4G

If you want to get a 4G-capable Note 2, be aware that the LTE edition is separate from the standard one. EE says itll stock the LTE Galaxy Note 2 from October 15.

Nokia E52 keypad problem, Keypad not working in Nokia E52, Keypad Ic ways, Keypad Ic Jumpers can be found in this post to solve keypad problems in Nokia E52.Look at diagram bellow and find these parts that are used in keypad work of Nokia E52.

Clean these parts that are used in keypad function of Nokia E52 and apply heat with hot air to dry them. Do not apply much heat it can damage the motherboard and may can harm you skin.
you can check keypad strip and these ic’s and replace them to solve keypad fault in Nokia E52.
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1. On your Home Lcd, tap the  > Settings.
2. Then go to More.
3. Mark the NFC checkbox.

To share a contact with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. To view contacts, go to your Home Lcd, tap , then tap Person icon.
3. Tap the contact that you want to share.
4. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the contact appears.
5. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
6. When the transfer is done, the contact information is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device and is also saved on the receiving device.

To share a music file with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both your device and the receiving device have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. To open the "WALKMAN™" application, tap , then find and tap Walkman icon.
3. Select a music category and browse to the track you want to share.
4. Tap the track to play it. You can then tap Pause icon to pause the track. The transfer works whether the track is playing or paused.
5. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.
6. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
7. When the transfer is done, the music file plays immediately on the receiving device. At the same time, the file is saved on the receiving device.

To share a photo or video with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. To view photos and videos in your device, go to your Home Lcd, tap , then find and tap Album.
3. Tap the photo or video that you want to share.
4. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.
5. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
6. When the transfer is done, the photo or video is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device. At the same time, the item is saved on the receiving device.

To share a web address with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. From your Home Lcd, tap .
3. To open the web browser, find and tap Chrome browser icon.
4. Load the web page that you want to share.
5. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.
6. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
7. When the transfer is done, the web page is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device.

How to Factory Reset Sony Xperia SP

Follow these steps on how to reset the Sony Xperia SP:

• From your Home Lcd, tap the Menu icon.

• Tap Settings, then select Backup and Reset.

• Tap Factory data reset. (If you want to delete your internal files, just check Erase Internal Storage checkbox.)

• Tap Reset phone.

• Then you need to confirm by tapping Erase everything.

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How to Factory Reset (Hard Reset) HTC Desire 501 

Resetting your HTC Desire 501 will restore the default settings of your device. It will also delete all your files on your phone, so it is recommended to have a backup of your important files on your computer. There are two ways on how to reset your HTC  Desire 501. It can be done through the settings or through the hardware buttons.


Resetting HTC Desire 501 on Settings:

• Slide the Notifications panel open, and then tap the Gear Icon or Settings.

• Select Backup & reset.

• Tap Reset phone. 

• If you want to delete all your files, then tap Erase all data.

• Then tap OK to confirm.

Resetting HTC Desire 501 by Hardware Buttons:

These steps is also helpful when your HTC Desire 501 is unresponsive or frozen and theres no way to access the settings.

• First, press and hold the Volume Down button, and then do the same way on the Power button.

• Hold the two buttons until the three Android images appear on the Lcd. 

• Release the button when the three Android images appear and press Volume Down.

• Tap on Factory Reset, and then press the Power Button to confirm.

How to Import Contacts From Old Phone to New Phone (on iPhone, Samsung, HTC and Nokia)

Contacts is very important for everyone of us. We cant connect to our friends without a contact number. If you have a new phone, saving contacts on the phone one by one is so hassle. But now, theres an easy way how to transfer or import your contacts from your old phone to your new phone.

Use your PC to transfer contacts to your new phone. This process is applicable in several phone brands, including iPhone, Samsung, HTC and Nokia.


You just need an Internet Connection on your PC, your old and new phone and their own USB cable.

Then you need to install the PC Companion program. This is a free application and the installation files are already saved on your new phone. This program can also be used in updating your phone software.

Please note that if you are using the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system on your PC, make sure that the AutoPlay setting is enabled.

To check your settings:

Click Start > Control Panel, then type "autoplay" on the search box. Click the AutoPlay, and mark the check box Use AutoPlay for all media and devices.

Installing the PC Companion:

• Turn on your new Phone and connect it to your PC.
• On your new Phone, tap "Install" to install PC Companion on the PC.
• On your computer, if a pop-up window that appears notifies you about available PC Software, select Run Startme.exe.
• Then click Install to start the installation and then follow the instructions to complete the installation.

If you are not prompted with a pop-up window to install the PC Companion, you can also download the PC Companion here.

Transferring your contacts to your new phone:

• Make sure that PC Companion is installed on your PC.
• Open the PC Companion application on your PC.
• Then click Contacts Setup and follow the instructions to transfer your contacts.

How to Send a Multimedia Message and Create a Slideshow on HTC Desire 501 

Text messaging has grown its popularity over the years especially to younger generations. People, especially teens, prefer to communicate with friends and relatives thru texting instead of the traditional call. But whether your reaching out to friends thru text or a call, what matters most is the effort for still trying to keep in touch despite distance and even on busy schedules. We should be more grateful these days as it only takes minutes, even seconds, for a quick response unlike the old school snail mail. Now, everyone is just a text away. And more to that, you can even send multimedia messages (MMS) especially on special occasions to add more touch to a simple text-filled Lcd. Heres how you can send a MMS on HTC Desire 501.

1. On your devices homeLcd, tap onand go to Messages.
2. Then tap on
3. On the To Field, key in a contact name, mobile number or email address. You can also send it to a group of friends by tapping on
4. To add a subject line, tap onand go to Add Subject.
5. Tap on the box that says Add text and there you can type in your special message.
6. Choose an attachment for your message by tapping on
7.  After you browse and select an attachment, tap on Send or pressto save it as a draft. You can also tap onto see options like replacing, viewing and removing your attachment.

Now if you wish your Mutimedia Message to reach an extra mile, you can have it on a slideshow format. Heres how you can create one:

1. After youve attached a photo/video/audio in your MMS, tap ononce again and select Slide.
2. Then choose where you want to insert the next slide.
3. When youre done adding the next slide, you can either do the following:

•  tap onand choose to add a video or a photo
•  tap onand then audio if you want to add a voice recording or a music to the slide
•  tap on Add Text to add a caption
•  tap onto view options like replacing, viewing or removing your attachment.

4. To preview your MMS slideshow, tap on   select Preview. If you dont see Preview, scroll down the menu. To view the playback controls, tap once the preview Lcd.

5. When its all set and done, press on or tap on Send to save message as a draft.

Now you can make someones day a very special one with this creative and personalize MMS.


How to Set HTC Desire 501 into Sleep Mode

Like any other device, setting HTC Desire 501 into sleep mode will somehow save its battery life. Sleep mode puts your device into a lower power state while the display is off. It also prevents accidental button presses when its in your pocket or bag. Heres how you can set HTC Desire 501 into sleep mode.


1. Briefly press on your devices Power button to turn off the display.  Then switch to Sleep Mode.

2. To change the time before your device sleeps, just go to Display & buttons settings.

3. To wake it up, manually press the Power button and unlock your Lcd.

4. Your device will also automatically wakes up when you have an incoming call.


How to Extend Battery Life of HTC Desire 501 

Battery Life depends on how you use your device. For HTC Desire 501 device, if you want to save your battery to last longer hours, you may need to adjust your settings. Follow these suggestions:

• Turn on the power-saving option on the device. Then lessen the Lcd brightness and the Lcd lock timeout.

1. Slide the Notifications panel open.

- You can also choose which phone features to conserve the power. Just tap the Power saver notification first before you turn power saver mode on.

2. To turn the power saver mode on or off, tap the check button next to the Power saver notification.

• Turn down your device volume with the volume keys.

• Close any apps or features when you are done using it so they will not continuously running in the background.

• Turn off the network connection if you are out of range so that your device will stop searching for a network signal.

• You should use the latest version of the software update. Software updates improves some features and fixes some bugs on the previous software version.

• Turn off the camera flash.

• The camera viewfinder can be a power drain, so after youve finished taking photos.

How to Take Continuous Camera Shots on HTC Desire 501 

Want to take photos continuously on your HTC Desire 501? You just need to set the settings and you can now capture the moment of the action. Every movement of the action counts, so take the photo continuously.

Follow these steps:

1. First, make sure that youre in Normal scene to use this feature.

2. On the Viewfinder Lcd, just press and hold on.

- It should take 20 consecutive shots since it is the default settings.

- If you want to capture more than 20 shots, just tap on the Gear Icon or Settings, then Continuous shooting. After that, clear the Limit to 20 frames option.

3. You can also select the photo that you like most by tapping Best shot. If you dont want the other photos, then you can delete it.

How to Check Battery Usage and History on HTC Desire 501 

Keeping our phones at top shape at all times is a serious task. As much as possible, we try to save as much power as we can for our phones to last longer especially if were hitting the road. If youve noticed, here in Zakyri, we always make posts on our blog on ways to save a phones battery life. I might as well share these steps for all HTC Desire 501 users out there on how you can check battery usage on your phone. In this way you can see a ranking list of apps that are consuming up your battery life and even how long youve been using up your phone since the last charge. This is a pretty good information when you badly need to save up your battery life.

To check on each apps battery consumption:

1. On your homeLcd, slide the Notifications panel open.

2. Then tap

3. Choose and tap on Power and go to Usage.

4. And tap an app to check how its using up your phones battery and other use details.

If you see a button while viewing an apps battery use details, you can tap that button to adjust its settings that affect your battery usage, you can stop the app and more.

To check on your battery history

1. On your homeLcd, slide the Notifications panel open.

2. Then tap.

3. Choose and tap on Power and go to History.

4. Now swipe left or right ( or spread or pinch your fingers) to scale the graph that details your battery usage over the time.

How to Clear Call History on HTC Desire 501 

Either your call logs are just piling up or you simply want to achieve a clean call history list, then you can do the steps below. Heres how to delete or clear call history on your HTC Desire 501 device.

To delete one name or number

1. On your devices Call History tab, press and hold the name or number you wish

to delete.

2. And tap Delete from call history.

To delete the entire call history list

1. On Call History tab, tapthen go to Remove call history.

2. On the Delete from call history Lcd, tap

3. Choose Select all and then tap Delete.

How to Hide Missed Calls and Messages on HTC Desire 501 LockLcd

Some mobile users want to check if theres any missed calls or messages right when they pick up their phone even if its locked. But if youre like me who prefers a clean lockLcd, free from missed calls and messages notification, then you might as well follow these steps to keep them hidden. Heres how you can hide those info on a HTC Desire 501 lockLcd.

1. First, slide the Notifications panel open.

2. Then tap.

3. Now go to Security.

4. And clear the Phone notification preview and Message notification preview options to hide missed calls and messages on the lockLcd.

Now you can appreciate more how your phone looks like when its locked. Looking clean and free.

How to Personalize HTC Desire 501 Launch Bar

A launch bar is a one stop hub on your homeLcd for commonly used apps. By personalizing your launch bar you can now have a one-touch access to apps that you often use. These apps and shortcuts on your launch bar are also what you see on the lockLcd. Heres how you can personalize your HTC Desire 501 launch bar.

1. On your devices homeLcd, tapto go to the All apps view.

2. Now press and hold the app you want to be replaced and then drag it out

of the launch bar.

3. Then press and hold an app you frequently use and drag it to the empty slot

on your launch bar.

If you have couple of apps to place on your launch bar, you can group them into a folder and place them in the launch bar. Heres how you can group apps into a folder.

1. On the All apps view of your device, press and hold an app and drag it over

to another app to automatically create a new folder for these apps.

2. To add more apps, press and hold an app and drag it to the folder.

3. Now drag the folder from the All apps view to the launch bar.

4. If you want to remove an app from a folder on the launch bar, you need to

switch first to the All apps view and then drag the app out of the folder.

Congratulations! You have just personalized your HTC Desire 501 launch bar with your favorite apps.

How to Set up Speed Dialing on HTC Desire 501 

Speed dialing is definitely a must-have feature on any phones. Whether youre in a hurry or in an emergency, this feature lets you call important contacts right away by just dialing a number key on your phone. For all HTC Desire 501 users, heres how you can set up speed dialing on your device.

1. First, open the phone app on your device.

2. Then tapand go to Speed Dial.

3. Now tapand select a contact from the list.

4. On the Speed dial Lcd, choose the phone number of the contact to use

and a speed dial key to assign for that contact.

5. Once your done, tap Save.

Take note that the number 1 key is generally used and reserved for calling voicemail and retrieving voicemail messages.

How to Make Your HTC Desire 501 a Wireless Router

Smartphones these days can now share its mobile data connection and act as a portable Wi-Fi hotspot. And like those high-end gadgets, HTC Desire 501 is sure to let you experience the benefits of making it as a portable Wi-Fi hotspot. Heres how you can make your HTC Desire 501 phone the next Wi-Fi hotspot.

• Slide the Notifications panel open, and then tap the Gear Icon or Settings.

• Under Wireless & Network, tap More.

• Select Mobile network sharing > Portable Wi-Fi hotspot settings. 

• Enter your preferred router name, or you can also use the default name.

• Choose the type of security and set a password for your wireless router. (If you selected none, then you dont have to enter a password.)

• Select the Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot option to turn on the wireless router. 

When you see the router wireless icon, then your HTC Desire 501 is ready to be used as a router.


Copying Files to or from HTC Desire 501

You can copy your music, photos, and other files to HTC Desire 501.

1. Connect HTC Desire 501 to the computer using the supplied USB cable. Youll see options for viewing or importing files on the computer Lcd.

2. Choose to view files.

3. Copy the files from your computer to HTC Desire 501, or vice versa.

4. After copying the files, disconnect HTC Desire 501 from the computer.

1. On your Home Lcd, tap the > Settings.
2. Then go to More.
3. Mark the NFC checkbox.

To share a contact with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. To view contacts, go to your Home Lcd, tap , then tap Person icon.
3. Tap the contact that you want to share.
4. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the contact appears.
5. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
6. When the transfer is done, the contact information is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device and is also saved on the receiving device.

To share a music file with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both your device and the receiving device have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. To open the "WALKMAN™" application, tap , then find and tap Walkman icon.
3. Select a music category and browse to the track you want to share.
4. Tap the track to play it. You can then tap Pause icon to pause the track. The transfer works whether the track is playing or paused.
5. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.
6. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
7. When the transfer is done, the music file plays immediately on the receiving device. At the same time, the file is saved on the receiving device.

To share a photo or video with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. To view photos and videos in your device, go to your Home Lcd, tap , then find and tap Album.
3. Tap the photo or video that you want to share.
4. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.
5. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
6. When the transfer is done, the photo or video is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device. At the same time, the item is saved on the receiving device.

To share a web address with another device using NFC

1. Make sure that both devices have the NFC function turned on, and that both Lcds are active.
2. From your Home Lcd, tap .
3. To open the web browser, find and tap Chrome browser icon.
4. Load the web page that you want to share.
5. Hold your device and the receiving device back to back so that the NFC detection areas of each device touch each other. When the devices connect, a thumbnail of the track appears.
6. Tap the thumbnail to start the transfer.
7. When the transfer is done, the web page is displayed on the Lcd of the receiving device.