Useful codes for LG

gc-300, etc Nam Programming:

Nam Set: Menu, 9, Spc

A-key: Press "Sto" 3sec, 2539**



lgc-330w, etc Nam Programming:

Nam Set: Menu, 4, 0, Spc

A-key: 2539**



lgc-510, v111, etc Nam Programming:

Nam Set: Menu, 3, 0, Spc

A-key: 2539**



lgc-500, 800w, etc Nam Programming:

Nam Set: Menu, 9 , 0, Spc

Debug Mode: Menu, 7, 0, Fsc

Debug Mode: Menu, 8, 0, Fsc

A-key: 2539**



Lg LX,VX-series, VX4400, VX6000, etc Nam Programming:

Nam Set: ##Spc

Nam Set: Menu, 0

Advanced Settings: ##2342

Vocoder: ##8626337,ok

CAI Change: ##7738,ok

Enable TTY: ##889,ok

A-key: ##2539,ok

Reset (Life time, Clear Memory, etc): ##786,ok


Note:- Bty must be well charged before you play with your phone. Use all codes @ your own risk.

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Australia warning over smouldering iPhone incident

Australia's air safety watchdog warned Friday of the potential dangers of lithium battery-powered devices after an iPhone that had undergone unauthorised repairs started smouldering on a flight to Sydney.

In the incident last November on Australian carrier Regional Express a crew member used a fire extinguisher on a passenger's phone that began overheating and giving off smoke in the cabin.

An investigation by the Australian Transport and Safety Bureau (ATSB) found that a small metal screw had been misplaced in the phone's battery bay.

The stray screw punctured the battery casing, causing an internal short circuit that led to overheating, which increased as the battery reacted and began to break down.

It found that an "unauthorised repair facility" had failed to exercise appropriate quality control on the iPhone when it was being fixed.

The ATSB said passengers should be aware of the safety measures related to flying with lithium battery-powered devices.

"When travelling with mobile phones, laptops and other portable electronic devices, or just their batteries, passengers should, wherever possible, carry them in the cabin, and not in checked-in baggage," it said.

"The incident also highlights the importance of good maintenance and repair processes for these devices, and the risk of using non-authorised repair agents."

The report did not say if the danger was limited to travelling in pressurised air cabins but said there was no previous record in the ATSB's databases of a similar incident happening on an aircraft in Australia.

5 Tips On How To Make Your Blog Visitors Stay Longer

The length of time that you can keep your visitors on your website can be a crucial factor in determining how successful your blog will be.

Simply getting traffic in the form of thousands of unique visitors daily is meaningless if the time they spend on your site is less than a few seconds or your bounce rate is more than 95%.

There are certain things you can do in the way you present your pages and posts which will maximize the chances of your visitors sticking around for a longer period on your site.

The longer people stay the greater your opportunity to monetize their visit or convince them to take your desired call to action.

A call to action is an Internet marketing term which refers to the primary action that you want your visitors to take when they land on your page or website. One example of a call to action is where you want someone to click your “buy now” button and purchase your product. Another might be that you want to get people to download your free ebook after signing up as members.

Below are some tips which will help you to keep the attention of your visitors or at the very least keep them interested long enough to stay and explore your site and ultimately perform the call to action you want them to.

1. Remove unnecessary external links from your landing pages and use internal links
   Trying to increase the average visitor time on your site is one of the ways that you can decrease your bounce rate and increase your rankings.If you use Google Analytics you’ve probably already heard of the term “bounce rate”.Bounce rate (as defined by Google) is:“..the percentage of single-page visits or visits in which the person left your site from the entrance (landing) page”.

   Therefore plastering your affiliate banners and links all over your pages can work against you if your visitors leave your site immediately from the page they entered from.

   Try to entice your visitors to read more by offering them some relevant links to another internal page or post where you provide a useful review and which ultimately contains your affiliate banner. This way you are not pushing people straight out of the same door they entered.
   There are some useful WP plugins you can use to add relevant internal post links to your blog such as Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

2. Use emotion to present your message
   People most often buy from emotion whether they admit it or not. This is because the actions which emanate from emotion are quite often subconscious.
   Hence, an emotional response is much more likely to achieve a call to action than a logical one.For instance if you are trying to convince someone to buy your product by using logic, then the chances are that they will also look at your argument from a rational point of view and they will weigh up the pros and cons of buying versus not buying.If you introduce an emotional element to your message such as presenting a benefit or selling a solution to a problem or highlighting how people can get closer to achieving their dream, then you will appeal to the emotional decision making areas of the brain.
   This will maximize the chances of gaining a customer because it will create an emotional connection between your message and the reader.Therefore once you have successfully forged a positive emotional relationship with your readers, they will happily want to come back to your site to explore further or even become regular customers.
3. Include video content on your posts and pages
   Video is one of the most effective ways to communicate a message to people. Even short videos of just a few minutes can often deliver more value to your readers than multiple pages of writing can.
   Therefore in the cases where you would usually get people browsing through an article in 10 to 20 seconds before leaving, the added benefit of using a short video is that it increases the likely-hood that people will stay on your site for longer because they are watching your video.
   Video on the Internet is really just a modern extension of TV but the great thing is that you get to be the producer of the content.
4. Use captivating images in conjunction with your copy or content
   Quite often the right image coupled with the relevant content can induce an emotional response and it can help lay the foundations for the right mindset you want to create before somebody reads your sales pitch or post.
   Humans are quite easily visually stimulated and you can exploit this by using effective images and colors with your message.
5. Focus on providing value and informative content rather than blatant advertising
   Your content and the value which it provides is the sticking point which helps to build a relationship with your readers. A relationship needs some measure of trust by both parties but when you successfully gain this trust from your readers or clients then you are also creating a longer term investment where current customers also become future customers.There are many ways you can provide value for people who will in turn be very happy to return the favor by becoming a customer. For instance you could offer free online courses or a series of tutorials which people can access after they sign up as free members.
   You could also set up your own forum or support system which provides help to people but also an opportunity for people to interact with each other.

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Deactivate WordPress Plugins without Logging Into WP Admin (Video Tutorial)

Every now and then we get users who find themselves in a tough situation where they need to deactivate a plugin but they can’t log into the WordPress admin dashboard. Peter created a video tutorial covering 2 techniques that you can use to deactivate your WordPress plugins witout having to log into your WP admin.

These 2 techniques will come in handy if you ever find yourself in one of the following situations:

• Installed a WordPress plugin and you get a white/blank screen when you log into your WP Admin
• Edited some PHP code from the plugin or theme editor and there was an error so you can’t access the WP Admin anymore
• Installed a WordPress securiy plugin that locked you out and you can’t get inside WP Admin

Deactivate a WordPress plugin via PHPMyAdmin or FTP

Alternatively, you can watch this videos on YouTube by going to the following link:

• Deactivate WordPress Plugins without Logging Into WP Admin

Hopefully this video will save the day if you ever find yourself in this situation.

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Embed Angry Birds into your Facebook Timeline, blogs

You can play Angry Birds on Facebook but up until now, what the game on Facbeook lacked was the ability for your friends to compete with you on a very basic level. Rovio Mobile announced in a blog post that if you are particularly proud of a score or the number of stars you got on a certain level of the game, you can embed that level into your Facebook Timeline, calling out to your friends to beat your score. You can share and embed the level to your Timeline, blog or webpage, and once embedded, the level can be played instantly in its new home. Rovio says that they're happy to be the first developers to bring gameplay directly to Facebook feeds, Tumblr and Wordpress blogs or any other locations you would like to share and play with your friends (anyone sharing on LinkedIn?). Check out the video below for some pig popping embedding.

 

To use Share and Play, go to Angry Birds on Facebook and try to get your most amazing score on any level yet. Remember, this is a score that you want to share with and maybe even compete with your friends. Then click "share post" to embed the post to either your or your friends' timeline. Alternatively, you can click 'embed' to generate an HTML code that you can add to your blog or your website. Your friends will see your top score as their own benchmark. You and your friends can then play the game directly from your Facebook timeline or your blog without having to install an app or anything. If you want to save your game or use power ups, you have to play the full game.

 

While you're at it, if you haven't already seen it, here's an option to add to the list of summer vacation getaways. Angry Birds Land has opened up at a theme park in Finland which contains 12 rides, an adventure course, game and food points. The rides look fun with rollercoasters going through wooden structures that resemble those of the game, though it is a little disappointing that the birds just don't have their own theme park yet.

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Facebook reverses Google’s IPO innovation

Facebook’s video for retail investors in its forthcoming initial public offering is a nice innovation, but fundamentally, Facebook is taking a step back from Google’s IPO in 2004.

The IPO bookrunners and co-managers are a litany of Wall Street names, led by Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. But Facebook has dropped Google’s attempt to upend the IPO process by running an electronic auction.

The biggest uncertainty is how much of a role Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s founder and controlling shareholder, will play in marketing the new stock. But regardless of that, his company is taking a distinctly traditional approach.

This is a shame, given the amount of effort Google, under the influence of Hambrecht & Quist, put into making its IPO more open and networked with an auction process. That was an attempt to give IPOs a Silicon Valley twist.

The most recent Silicon Valley IPOs, however, have been traditional to a fault. Not only have they stuck to Wall Street underwriting as the means of pricing the stock, but they have largely opted for dual class share structures (as did Google).

Whatever the tensions between Silicon Valley and Wall Street, it seems as if the pair have reached a comfortable accommodation.

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Samsung Galaxy S III unveiled in London

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