0 LG101 The Cheapest Phone on Earth by Virgin Mobile $10Follow me on twitter
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This is a review of the LG101 by Virgin Mobile. I call it the cheapest phone on earth because I personally bought it for $10 on radioshack about a month ago. Virgin mobile has the cheapest plans on earth starting with only $20. This phone exactly like the phone will daughter will play with but the only difference this one can actually make phone calls. It is very lightweight, slim and very affordable. What’s not to like ? I definitely have to say that if you are tired of the extremely expensive plans from other carriers and you don’t talk as much as you text this is cheap phone to start.

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0 Dengue Fever   Tiger Phone CardThe studio version of Tiger Phone Card from Dengue Fever’s 2008 album Venus On Earth

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0 100 Mobile Games in 10 MinutesThe Best 100 Java Mobile Games in 10 minutes

Games:
1 .Asphalt 2
2. Bejeweled
3. Pacman
4. Contra 4
5. Earthworm Jim
6. Icy Tower
7. Lumines
8. Sonic The Hedgehog Part Two
9. Doom RPG
10. Bubble Bobble
11. Actraiser
12. Peggle Mobile
13. Chuzzle
14. Megaman 2
15. The Sims 2 Mobile
16. Empire Earth
17. God of War
18. Miami Nights
19. Mafia Wars 2
20. StarCraft GHOST
21. Prince of Persia-Sands of Time
22. Rayman 3
23. Mini Golf Magic
24. Luxor
25. Giana Sisters
26. Real Football 2009
27. Sola Rola
28. Tower Bloxx
29. Miami Vice
30. Counter Strike 3D
31. Elven Chronicles
32. Platinum Mahjong
33. Lemmings
34. 3D Marble Madness
35. Jewel Quest
36. Spore Creatures
37. Brain Challenge
38. Castlevania Aria of Sorrow
39. Gangstar 2
40. StreetFighter II Rapid Battle
41. Gravity Defied
42. Bobby Carrot
43. Tropical Towers
44. Phoenix Wright
45. Metal Slug Mobile Impact
46. Rainbow Six 3
47. Age of Empires II Deluxe Edition Mobile
48. Silent Hill 2
49. True Crime 2
50. Ghouls N Ghosts
51. Boulder Dash M.E. 2
52. Centipede
53. Frogger
54. 3D Bomberman Atomic
55. Prince of Persia-The Two Thrones
56. James Bond-Casino Royale
57. Block Breaker Deluxe
58. 3D Solid Weapon
59. Medal of Honor
60. Sim City Metropolis
61. 3D Racing Evolved
62. Zoo Tycoon 2 Mobile
63. Line Rider Mobile
64. Ancients Empires
65. Guitar Hero World Tour
66. Age of Empires 3
67. 3D Rollercoaster Rush
68. Pba Bowling
69. Zombie Infection
70. Alpha Wing
71. Castlevania Dawn Of Sorrow
72. Ultimate Spider Man
73. Berlin Chaos
74. Burnout 3D
75. Spyro Ripto Quest
76. Blade Trinity
77. Yetisports 7-Free-Ride
78. Kingdom Hearts
79. Bomberman Deluxe
80. Grand Turismo Mobile
81. Need For Speed Carbon
82. Lego Racers
83. Midnight Pool
84. Race Driver Grid
85. The Simpsons Arcade
86. The Sims 3
87. NY Nights
88. Guitar Rock 2
89. Rayman Kart
90. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
91. Asphalt 3 3D
92. Double Dragon 2
93. Brain Juice
94. Mystery Case Files – Agent X
95. Yetisports Special – Stage-Dive
96. Assassin’s Creed 2
97. Super Mario Bross
98. Guitar Hero V
99. PES 2010
100. Tetris Revolution

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Ic3m4n – Glider Rider (33th Mission)
Terminal Storm – Chordian (re-chorded radio edit)
Lagerfeldt – R-Type (Doppelganger Summer Remix)

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Convicts are using cell phones behind bars and the cellular service providers know this yet they are doing nothing about it.  Instead the carriers are stepping in the way of common sense and trying to stop jamming of cell phones in prisons. At the same time they are selling Prison Time Minutes and these needs to be stopped now. They are aiding and abetting criminal activity which is a felony and they should be prosecuted.

Over the past several years my company has been involved in attempting to get the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Congress to revise the 1934 communications act to allow local and state governments the ability to use ‘cell phone jamming’ equipment while making the punishment for the illegal use of this equipment far more harsh than currently is provided by law.  Quite simply, we want local and state law enforcement to have the same ability to protect us as federal law enforcement does.  Currently, state prison authorities are forbidden by federal law to use jamming equipment to block inmates from continuing their criminal behavior with smuggled cell phones.  Indeed inmates have continued to conduct drug deals, harass domestic violence victims, and even order murders with illegal cell phones.  Likewise, local bomb squads do not have the authority to use jamming equipment in preventing bomb detonations by cell phone – the tool of choice for terrorists.  Should be simple right? Change the law to let local and state law enforcement protect us.  Nothing is ever simple.  We and law enforcement have been opposed in our efforts every step of the way.  Not by criminals and terrorists but the cellular providers and their trade organization, CTIA – The Wireless Association.

Why would lawful businesses oppose something so simple as allowing law enforcement the ability to protect the public more effectively?  It sounds insane that this would be the case.  After all, the cellular providers spend millions annually in promoting all of their good works in our communities.  Then why would they oppose something to ensure our safety?  The answer is simple – greed.

Like Claude Raines in Casablanca, the cellular providers and CTIA will say they are shocked, shocked that their cell phones and prepaid minutes are winding up in the hands of criminals and terrorists.  Yet it has been estimated the cellular providers are making at least $50,000 per prison weekly on Prison Time Minutes with cellular phones that are smuggled into prisons.  Take that nationally, with 1800 prisons and 2.5 million inmates and we are roughly talking about 1 to 2 % of the cellular providers $156 billion annual revenues.

Obviously, the cell providers are not selling their phones directly to inmates and terrorists.  However, they may acting as middlemen (like we hear in arms deals) and are selling them to friends and family of inmates who then smuggle them into prisons, where criminals continue their drug deals, murders, and harassment of domestic violence victims from the very prisons that are supposed to protect them from the public.  Yet if they know nothing of these problems and are so innocent, why are cell towers located by prisons and often aimed at the prisons.  State and local law enforcement are openly saying illegal cell phones in prisons are one of the fastest growing problems they face.  Indeed the criminals have grown so brazen that one death row inmate in Texas actually called and threatened a Texas State Senator.  Not one of them, including the CTIA can hide their head in the sand on this issue.  Yet the cellular service providers are not held accountable for any of this.  Can we think of any other industry in the country is not held accountable for even harming person second hand?  Think about it, we punish the tobacco industry for second hand smoke.  New York is seeking to punish soda makers and the fast food industry for making us fat.  Yet, the cellular phone industry is not held accountable in any way and then actually has the gall to oppose attempts to ensure public safety. 

The cell phone industry argues that there are other methods to tackle the problem and ‘cell jamming’ isn’t reliable.  The cell providers argue that jamming in prisons will affect normal prison operations and affect the cell phones of people living or working near prisons.  These are false arguments.  Sure there are other ways to detect illegal cell phones.  There are cell phone sniffing dogs and cell phone locators that are not only unreliable, but need to be deployed at the cost of the taxpayers and will mean higher taxes if introduced during these slim budget times (unless the cell phone industry wants to pay for these methods).  Cell phone jamming is 3 to 4 times cheaper than the methods proposed by the cell phone industry.

As to the other argument, that jamming will affect prison operations and people outside prisons, that was disproved in South Carolina.  Jon Ozmint, the Director of the South Carolina Department of Corrections recently contacted my company, CellAntenna Corporation to hold  a cell phone jamming demonstration at one of South Carolina’s prisons.  He was contacted by CTIA and told what we were going to demonstrate was technically impossible.  Dire predictions were made by CTIA such as prison staff would not be able to communicate with each other on their radios; outside cell service would be interrupted; they even suggested that some elderly woman would be in need of an ambulance but would not be able to call an ambulance because of our demonstration.  Surgical Jamming, a phrase we use for what we do, is exactly that. Surgical.  We can jam a chair, a room, or a building while leaving everyone else able to enjoy their cell phone to their hearts content (and that elderly woman can call her ambulance).

When that did not deter Ozmint, CTIA stated that the demonstration would be illegal.  It is perfectly legal.  Yet that threat from CTIA while not deterring South Carolina actually led the State of Texas to cancel a scheduled jamming demonstration even after the FCC implicitly agreed with us and said it could proceed.  CTIA even called for my arrest prior to the South Carolina demonstration and called the Governor minutes before the demonstration.  None of which happened.  I was not deterred from this threat but did comment that if I do get arrested, at least I can still use my cell phone behind bars while awaiting trial. The legal demonstration was done successfully in front of law enforcement, members of the media, and representatives from federal and state office holders.  Yet despite this, CTIA and the cell providers will still argue, that jamming is impossible to do.

This week the FCC gave us permission to perform a simple demonstration at the Washington D.C. Prison.  Instead of coming to the event, the CTIA once again is trying through court action to stop the event from taking place. Is it because Prison Time Minutes are in jeopardy?

Why would the cellular providers be so resistant to a jamming demonstration when if it failed they would be vindicated and the case would be closed?  Why when after jamming has been shown to work and law enforcement says they want to use it to protect the public, do the cellular providers continue to oppose this? The answer is as I said earlier, greed.  They will lose money if law enforcement is able to do their job of public safety by using jamming equipment. 

It is time to hold the cell carriers accountable.  They need to stop selling Prison Time Minutes to criminals. They need to  stop preventing law enforcement officers  from doing their jobs.  Unless the cellular service providers join us and law enforcement in working with Congress to change the laws and allow local and state law enforcement the ability to use jamming equipment, we need to hold the CTIA and its members accountable for aiding criminal activities.

It is common sense and good public safety.

Howard Melamed
http://www.articlesbase.com/criminal-articles/cellular-service-providers-have-new-plan-prison-time-minutes-742546.html

0 CHEAPEST fastest cell phone in the world unlimited text $10 Virgin Mobile Kyocera Jax Web Speed TestNOTES: This review was and is for people who need a CHEAP good old mobile PHONE – not the BEST phone. I have since moved on to the LG Rumor Touch – better, then the Optimus V – amazing phone and value now priced at $100, and now the Motorola Triumph – which is incredible but at the cost of battery power. So stop with the – you’re cheap comments and see the review for what it is – a phone that got me through NYC when I arrived with little to no money. Now I am making a lot more and can afford a better phone BECAUSE I saved and made contacts when I had this. Learn. Don’t make stupid comments.

We’ve all been in tight cash times and we’ve all wanted that super deal, so this review is for those of you who want to know how to get a decent phone activated quick, and CHEAP, that can text and surf the web unlimited! You CAN not find anything cheaper than this phone! The phone is under $10 and performs faster than the same version Metro PCS sells for $99. The virgin mobile network is the Sprint network. It is better, faster, stronger. You can buy this phone anywhere for 10 bucks, and buy a $25 card and have a working cell phone and unlimited text and web for under $35 and you’re on! No contracts, no hassles, you don’t even have to give them your real name. I don’t plan to stay on this phone but it has served me well. Virgin mobile just vastly reduced the price of their plans to include all data / texting / internet. You only pay more for more minutes… $25 being the lowest 300 prime time minutes and unlimited nights and weekends, and $60 being unlimited everything, all the time. I am planning to upgrade to the LG Rumor Touch or Blackberry Curve. I was thinking of going to Metro PCS because of the samsung code, but metro pcs is slow and unreliable.

UPDATE!: I should ad that I went in and played with the Metro PCS Samsung Code today in one last test. While the CODE is a wonderful phone – metro pcs web service sucks.. it is slow slow slow – even in NYC one of the main hubs! In the battle between boost, virgin mobile, and metro pcs, if you want any kind of speed – virgin mobile wins. Even this dinky $9 phone was faster than the $300 samsung code on metro pcs when web browsing!

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0 Sears Canada launches smartphone applicationsSears mobile apps are available for download by visiting www.sears.ca/app on your smartphone.

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