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Many of new member face the problem, how they make a usb to com cable for flash his china phone. with this usb to com cable any one can use free soft for do software operation on his phone.


with a usb to com cable (as like ringtone cable) you can make your own cable for flashing, format, ect for china phone.

i explain here with a Motorola c261 usb ringtone cable, its always do better work for me.

first collect a cable of Motorola c261 usb ringtone cable (available in market) like this-




in cable middle have intact a box by plastic. in it have a mini pcb. need to open this
mini box for see and work on it. see picture-







after open it, now we see a mini pcb, its one side have 5 cable, which is connect to pc usb, no need to touch it. its ok.

we work on pcb opposite cable connection, here have 3 cable. 1 tx, 1rx, 1gnd. see pic-






here have 3 cable, now make a connection for V+ or B+. when we flashing our phone we need power supply for flash phone. so connect a cable with clip in this point, just use a diod from pc usb V+, see picture-



for cable driver, use it motorola usb to com cable drive or you can use PL2303 USB driver.

connect cable tx rx gnd B+ to phone tx rx gnd B+ and work your phone. now we found our won cable for flashing china phone.

for expert user : now you can collect a RJ45 connector. than join tx rx gnd in in RJ45 Socket. now you use any rj45 cable with it. and place it on any box, as like in any reject device, open box and leave it old pcb than place this pcb in it. and V+/B+ cable and clip stay in out or side for give power supply to phone. now you found a complete china box/device and use it.

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How to Make Firefox Load Pages Faster

2. Look for “network.http.keep-alive”. If it’s false, double-click that line and to change it to true.
   
   
   
3. Make sure “network.http.version” is set to “1.1?.
   
   
   
4. Look for “network.http.pipelining”. If it’s false, double-click that line and change it to true.
   
   
   
5. Set "network.http.proxy.pipelining" to true by double-clicking it.
   
   
   
6. Set "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to 8 by double-clicking it. This means it will make 8 requests at once. There is no point setting it higher then 8 as it is capped at 8 max. The default value for this setting is 4.
   
   
   
7. Optional: Right-click anywhere and select New-> Integer. Name it "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" and set its value to "0". This value is the amount of time the browser waits before it shows you the information it receives. This is particularly helpful on pages with search bars, however, it doesnt actually make the page load faster.
   
   
   

Alternate Method for Broadband Users

1. Type “about:config” into the address bar and hit return. Scroll down and look for the following entries:
   • network.http.pipelining network.http.proxy.pipelining network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
     
     
     
   • Normally the browser will make one request to a web page at a time. When you enable pipelining it will make several at once, which really speeds up page loading.
     
     
     
2. Alter the entries as follows:
   • Set “network.http.pipelining” to “true”
     
     
     
   • Set “network.http.proxy.pipelining” to “true”
     
     
     
   • Set “network.http.pipelining.maxrequests” to some number like 100. This means it will make 100 requests at once.
     
     
     
3. Lastly right-click anywhere and select New-> Integer. Name it “nglayout.initialpaint.delay” and set its value to “0?. This value is the amount of time the browser waits before it acts on information it receives.

• If you’re using a broadband connection you’ll load pages MUCH faster now!
  
  

• Using the “Filter:” search box can make it easier to find the settings youre looking for.
• If you have problems like slow down, pages not loading or images loading weird, just undo the tweaks in about:config
• Firefoxs slow loading could be due to the auto update. Disabling the auto-update feature could lead to improved loading time. For disabling update go to Tools--> options -->advanced --> Update and uncheck all the selections and click OK. (Make sure that you update manually at least once a week).
• Here’s something for broadband people that will really speed Firefox up:
• Avoid keeping and using too many toolbars, as they, too, can slow down your internet browser.

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How to Make Voice Calls Using Facebook Application

Facebook social network is the largest networks on the Internet, and used by more than  billion users, most of users have list of friends close to them and communicate with them on a permanent basis, but the user needs sometimes to communicate voice with his friends, so he resorts to applications such as Viper and others.

The thing which no one know it that there is a service to make voice calls through the Facebook application itself, and also the Facebook Messenger application for Android and iOS.

How to make voice calls using Facebook application:

1- Go to the person you want to call him from chat list.

2- Press the button i located in top.

3- Press the Call button.

If the button is not enabled, the reason is the person you want to call him is not on the site in the same time.

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How To Make Money online With A Blog

In 2 years I went from not knowing what a blog was to making more money blogging than my day job.

How it all started for me

Getting laid off

Blogging basics

I am going to try to boil this down to the essentials. There are whole books written on this subject, so I am not going to try to cover everything here. If you are looking for a good book about blogging for beginners, I suggest reading Darren Rowse’s “31 Days To A Better Blog” . But for a quick, bottom-line version keep reading…

What is a blog?

A blog is short for “weblog ”. Basically, it is just a website that has entries listed in reverse chronological order. The original idea behind it was to be a online journal or diary that was updated daily (or as frequently as the writer chose). Over the last decade many software programs and blogging platforms have been created to make the process VERY EASY. As the blog writer, depending on which platform you use, you can just type your entry, press submit and it shows up on your blog for the world to see. Most bloggers don’t know any programming languages and are not “techies.” Starting a blog is one of the easiest ways out there to start a website. If you haven’t started one yet, why not try it? It can be very quick to set up and can be completely free.

Is it easy to start a blog?

It is very easy. Even if there are steps along the way that are confusing, there are plenty of resources to get the help you need. There are over 20 million blogs in existence, so it can’t be that difficult.

How much does it cost to blog?

There are many services that allow you to start a blog for free (see below). I suggest using one of the free services to get a basic feel for blogging and “get your feet wet.” Once you decide you want to stick with it and that you want to make money with your blog, I suggest moving up to a self-hosted blog (see below). Anyone who is really trying to make money with a blog will probably be more successful with a self-hosted blog. Getting a self-hosted blog may not be free, but still can be VERY inexpensive. You will need to pay for nothing more than a domain name ($10) and web-hosting (as cheap as a few bucks a month).

Getting a blogging platform

All 4 of the options listed are free. The first 3 options are the easiest, but the are also limited on features. If you are just trying to make an extra few hundred dollars from your blog, these options could work. But if you are really serious about trying to make good money from your blog, I recommend self-hosting your blog (which we talk about in the next section…).

Tumblr.com  – This is probably the simplest blogging platform to use, but it also is the probably the least customizeable. So, it might be something good to start with, but it would be more difficult to build an income-generating website with it.

Blogger.com  – Blogger is also very good, easy to set up, owned by Google, you can customize the theme, and the domain name includes “.blogspot.com” (in some people’s opinion a little less professional). Blogger continues to become more customizeable and currently has a lot more options than they did a few years ago.

WordPress.com – I like wordpress.com they are completely free, easy to set up, you can customize the theme, but other customizations are limited, domain name includes “.wordpress.com”.

WordPress.org  – Wait, what is the difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org? To put it simply WordPress.com is where you will go to set up a basic, easy blog with limited features. WordPress.org is where you will go to get a self-hosted wordpress blog. If you get to the point where you are serious about blogging and really want to make some money with it, you need to self-host your blog. Now I should mention that you don’t actually ever have to visit wordpress.org, if you use Hostgator as your host, they will be able to help you install wordpress on your selfhosted blog. Just follow the steps here.

How to setup a self-hosted blog

If you are going to be using one of the first three options above, you can skip this section.

If you are serious about blogging and are looking for the best way to customize your blog’s look and other features, then getting a self-hosted blog from WordPress.org is probably the best way to go. It is currently the top choice for most bloggers. It does require more work up front and does have small costs associated with it: buying a domain name ($10/year) and hosting your blog ($10/month).

One of the big advantages is that you can use your own domain name (i.e. yourblog.com). While this might not seem like a big deal, it is a lot easier for people to remember yourblog.com rather than yourblog.blogspot.com which is what you will be given if you use Blogger.

I will warn you, being a non-techie myself, this took me some time figuring out how to get my self-hosted site set up. WordPress.org has a great step-by-step guide  for getting you set up. While it is more work on the front end, I am really glad I got good advice and did this at the beginning, than having to do it now.

Pick a Domain Name

1. You should start by purchasing a domain name. Domain Samurai  is a great tool that will help you enter in a keyword and then find a bunch of related domains that are still available. I would suggest going to for a .com rather than a .info or .us or anything else for that matter. It is just too easy for people to get confused. A .com is always going to hold more value than any other extension. For a simpler tool, just go to psychicwhois.com  and find an open one.

2. Once you get it picked out, you need to find somewhere to purchase it. I bought my first few domains at GoDaddy.com  and have bought the remaining ones from my hosting companies. While GoDaddy is about one of the biggest names out there, I can’t say that I recommend them because of some of their advertising campaigns that they run. I now recommend just buying the domain and hosting from Hostgator as it will make the whole process simpler. But if you already have a host, then Namecheap is a good and cheap way to buy a domain.

Pick a host for your blog

The webhost is the company that you pay to store all of your files for your blog. There are also a million web hosting companies out there. I don’t suggest just looking for the cheapest one, because a lot of these companies are not very reliable and your site might be down quite a bit. I like to go with the bigger companies who have a longer track record and are more established.

They may cost a dollar or two more a month when you are starting out and it is well worth it. I have hosted my websites withDreamhost from the beginning, mostly because I knew a lot of people using them and I got a hosting package for about $7.00 a month.

I still host most of my websites at Dreamhost, but have moved this site to MediaTemple. The main reason was that since my livelihood now depended on the website I wanted a higher level of service from my hosting company. MediaTemple has been great in that regard, but as always it comes with a price. I am currently paying $150 a month for hosting with them.

How I make money with this blog

When I go to family functions or social events I often get a blank stare when I explain what I do for a living. I think people understand the part that I write articles and put them on a website, but when it comes to making money from it, they don’t get it. In this section I will lay it out and hopefully it will help bring some clarity…

CPC Ad Networks

There are a few different ad networks that I use on CPF. The most successful one has been Google’s Adsense program . Basically what they do is read the article that I write and find ads that are relevant to it and display them next to the article. The great thing about it is that by having extremely relevant ads, it actually can be quite beneficial to the readers as well.

For example, if I write an article explaining what an IRA was, but didn’t mention where you could open one, Adsense would likely be displaying ads of places to open an IRA. So as a reader, if I read that article and decided that I did want to open an IRA, the ads would be providing options that the article did not. I am currently doing a few tests with another CPC network called Chitika. Apparently, you can use it in conjunction with Adsense. The jury is still out, but I am interested to see how it compares to Adsense. All things considered, I have found that if optimized correctly, Adsense really can work well. I will explain more about how to optimize it in sections below.

CPM Ad Networks

While Adsense pays on a click basis (CPC), I use other ad networks that pay by the total # of impressions (CPM). At the beginning, these networks didn’t produce much income, but as the traffic grows CPM networks seem to work well in conjunction with Adsense. I use (or have used) ContextWeb , AdClickMedia, Adbrite , Adify , BuzzLogic , and Casale Media . Each has their own strengths and weaknesses and may be suitable for one kind of a site and not another.

Affiliate Product Sales

Basically an example of an affiliate sale would be if you sold lawn mowers and I referred a customer to you, if they purchased you would pay me back a % of the sale for referring them. There are a million options for this on the internet now. The main programs I use are

• Amazon’s Affiliate program 
• FlexOffers 
• Commission Junction 
• Shareasale 
• E-Junkie 
• LinkShare 

Direct Ad Sales

I also sell ad space directly to advertisers. This hasn’t provided much income for me yet and may or may not even be worth my time. I know that in certain niche markets direct ad sales can work out very well, but thus far it hasn’t been a big money maker on CPF.

Warnings for those starting out…

Don’t quit your day-job

Even if you know a lot about making money with a blog (which just be reading this article, you have a tremendous advantage over me when I started) it is going to take a while. This is not a get-rich-quick scheme But Get Rich Sure !, it is more of a work-for-free-for-a-long-time-and-then-reap-your-reward type plan. The beautiful thing is that I can now say that it does work if you are diligent and open to learning from your mistakes. But either way, convention wisdom says, build your blog part-time and when you start making more from it than your day-job consider making it a full-time deal. My situation is a unique one and I don’t recommend doing what I did unless it really is God calling you to do so. In my case I am now thankful that I got laid off – if I hadn’t I would probably still be doing a job I didn’t like!

Learn everything you can

One of the advantages I have is that I love to learn and don’t stop when I make a mistake. I work really hard to learn from my mistakes and figure out what the better course of action would be for the next time. You are going to do things wrong, but you just have to keep going and keep learning. Learning how to use Google search  is very important. If you do, you will be able to find an answer to just about every problem you encounter on the web.

Avoid time-wasters

Checking your stats every hour, reading 500 blogs in your RSS, playing on Facebook , Twitter , Stumbleupon , or Youtube all day will kill your productivity. Focus on what yields results and stay disciplined to stick with that. Social media is an important part of building traffic, but you have to keep it in check.

Have fun

While I wrote this article as a guide to help those who want to make money with a blog, I understand that many people don’t really care about that. Either way, life is too short not to be enjoying it. So whether you want to be a full-time blogger or just communicate with friends – have fun!!

Did you like this article?

Many people have told me that I am “giving away too much for free” with this article. That was my intention. I have had some success making money blogging and want to help others do the same. I just figured that by creating a great and free resource a lot of links would follow – and they have. Some people ask me how they can repay me – which is not necessary -but for those wanting to show their appreciation, I just say linking to the article from their blog is the best compensation I could receive. Thanks for reading

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How to migrate to MTN Zone plan and make cheap calls

MTN Zone Nigeria is back and better! You can now Migrate to MTN Zone with no problems, for the mtn subscribers that loves the service that mtn zone gives, you are in for a much more exciting surprise as mtn has re-branded the mtn zone..

As most MTN subscribers know already, MTN Nigeria discontinue the Migrating to MTN Zone due to reasons unknown to the public, but this affect subscribers who are benefit of the prepaid plan.

For mtn customers who dont know much about the mtn zone Plan, well, here is how the MTN Zone plan works...

The MTN zone plan is a Prepaid tariff plan from MTN which allows MTN Subscribers to make cheap calls or get call discounts based on their location.

MTN Zone call Discounts ranges from 2k/seconds, 4k/seconds, 8k/seconds, 12k/seconds, 16k/seconds, 20k/seconds, 24k/seconds and sometime times, 30k/sec



How to migrate to MTN zone plan
Follow the steps below to migrate to mtn zone plan and save money from all the calls you make!
Registration: *135*1#
Plan Menu: *135#
Tariff Plan: *135*2#
Tariff Rate: *135*3#
Cell broadcast set-up information: *135*4#
Notification off: 135*6#
Notification on: *135*5#

How to display MTN zone discount on your mobile phone
To display mtn zone discount on your on your mobile phone screen, Go to your text message settings and create broadcast service with channel number 50. Put it on and you are set to get discount information on your network base on the zone you are.when you are about to make call, you will see how much you are going to be charged per seconds. the mtn zone helps you save money on calls.

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