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Ahem. Theoretically, an elevator is a perfect faraday cage -- no radio waves should be able to get into them. Mobile phones shouldn't work in them. But rogers says that their phones do work in them. So here's my question for you, instructables community: do rogers phones work in elevators? If so, why?The only theory that we could come up with was that each elevator has a little repeater in it, but that seems a bit costly.

Has anyone got a schematic or instructions for making a noise generator I can attach to my cell phone through the mike/earphone jack? I am getting a lot of "junk" calls with faked return numbers, who will not remove me from their call lists and typically call 3-5 times a day, even at night. My provider (AllTel) says there's nothing they can do to help me block calls with bogus or "unavailable" return numbers. OK, I admit this is more for my own sense of justice than anything else, but I'd sure like to have some sort of oscillator that would generate enough volume at a high pitch to at least give them a nice headache.

Hello,I'm wondering if I could connect any kind of lcd touchscreen on my broken galaxy s5neo mobile phone?Basically to turn it into a some kind of a tablet.Thank you for answers

To Whomever has the ability to make this available, please, please, please seriously consider making the website mobile phone friendly. When I try to view the site on my Droid smartphone it is difficult because of the way the text displays.  I love instructables and I also do a lot of web viewing on my phone.  It would be nice if it were not so difficult. Thanks.

HELLO PLEASE KINDLY TELL ME WHICH COMPANY CAN I CONTACT AS A CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURE MOBILE PHONES FOR ME FROM START TO FINISH. AM VERY EAGER TO KNOW ONOME100@GMAIL.COM

Well i don't actually have a camera, except on my phone. Is thier somewhere i can send the picture? 

I have a cell phone who's original battery is 1800mah, 3.7 volts. I got a battery which is same size, 2700mah and 3.7 volts. Can I use it in my cell phone? Will it increase the battery timing of my phone? 

No, not a phone in a car--a phone that is a car, or at least looks like one. This car is a converted VW Beetle that is being used to promote a phone company. I think this may be even more exciting to see on the road than the sheepdog from the movie Dumb and Dumber.Link via TechEBlog

Https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-a-solar-iPodiPhone-charger-aka-Might/?ALLSTEPS <<< can i replace that with cheap nokia phone?? i need it for my school project =)?

Some great ideas come from taking a completely new gadget and making it something that looks like, and in this case sort of works like, something from the 19th century. This steampunk cell phone concept has no display. No 3G. No data plan. No games. It doesn't even have a dial pad. You make your calls with binary-coded punch cards, steampunk.All you get in this rugged brown package is an earpiece, (possibly faux) gauges, visible screws, and a spinning number-counter. Oh, and a hole punch every time you want to order a pizza.The project was developed for O2, aiming at the RPG player market (really!). I don't think it works. It would be cool if it did, but I don't think so...UnplggdOriginal designer

Would it be possible to take the camera of a web-cam and replace the one in a mobile phone with it? Attaching the camera isn't my main concern but weather the extra data will be able to be transferred to the screen.

I want to know if there is any 'mobile phone signal detector' already available in the market. The purpose is to find if anybody is using mobile phone for calls or messaging at restricted places. Jammers are not fine as some are exempted from making calls etc.. If there is nothing like that available, how to make one to detect the signal or even the phone from which the signal was emitted. Usually when we are about to receive a call or sms and if we are near a Speaker we get a specific noise through speaker, or if we are near a monitor (CRT) it flickers.  So I am sure there are ways to find this signal emission. Please suggest the options to do this....

When you browse the internet on you phone, what is the name of the code used to create it? is it similar to HTML? and where is a good tutorial?

Hi at school, I am making a mobile phone generator. It's only GCSE so my apologies for my lack of knowledge. It is meant to be a "wind generator" but it can basically be a renewable generator via motion. So since I get to take it home afterwards I designed it to be a little record player where you turned the platter and it would change a phone. This is where I need some help. Would this 24v motor provide enough juice to charge a lithium ion battery (with a boost or buck converter [if needed to step down to an appropriate voltage] then a constant current protection circuit etc) the output 5v to charge your phone? Here is the motor: http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/products/2483716/?grossPr...|pcrid|88056614883|pkw||pmt||prd|2483716&gclid;=CjwKEAiA4dPCBRCM4dqhlv2R1R8SJABom9pHi1B_sRuR-4nr15ce-EWd51aCsEfYqFBsUJioUXEpvRoC1unw_wcB Thanks! For non-British readers :  a GCSE is (in the UK except Scotland) a qualification in a specific subject typically taken by school students aged 14–16, at a level below A level.

Here's half an idea - a ring that displays text messages. It might look like nothing more than a ring at first glance, but this finger-worn device can sync with your mobile phone. It has a vibratory alert and a tiny screen that shows caller ID, text messages, and meeting reminders from your mobile. Flip it open and it converts into a headset. In the image, the screen looks glued on, but I guess that it could easily be a small piece of epaper.  As for being an ear-piece, I can't see how it would end up large enough to be comfortable or practical, yet still start off small enough to wear as a ring. Now, if the some idea was expanded to a bangle, then an entire phone could be built into a bracelet small and slim enough to be discrete. Now the embarrassing bit: I got this story off MSN...

I have seen how to make heart shape bokeh on instructables, is there any way to do such from phone camera. Any help is appreciated .

Whats the best (and by best I mean cheapest) calling card I can get that doesn't have an expiration. I only need 30 or so minutes. I want to be able to call international (middle east) from my cell phone (T-mobile prepaid) without being charged ridiculous amounts. I want something that i can leave in my wallet for a year and not have to worry about it being expired when I need it. The picture is totally unrelated, its a windmill

Hi guys i have Nokia lumia 610 that i brought from Bangkok and now am moving to USA but am not sure if it will work in USA. IF you guys know about this please give help with that :)

Ok guys (and all you female hacks out there) I've got a question that I need help answering. Does anyone know if it would be possible to completely wipe a phones programming to be able to install an operating system on it ? The phone that I'm working with is a virgin mobile prepaid Super slice that got washed in the washing machine and is unable to be reactivated( trust me I've tried everything!) I would probably have to find a pretty darn small operating system, because I know that even damn small linux is too large and won't work. The phone is completely intact and all of the features work (including the camera ) it's just that I can't activate it so it's prety much useless unless I can turn it into some kind of micro-small-computer of some sorts. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. and just so you have a bit of info, the phone I believe has somewhere in the neighborhood of 1/4 of a megabyte of memory and an unknown amount of ram. Thanks in advance for any replies.

I am using a mobile phone  tracker site to track my car in case it is stolen.  I wanted to adapt the old mobile phone by stripping it down to essentials to ensure that the sim signal was still running but there was no need for the display / keyboard.  Is there an instructable or website that offers advice on how to do that? The phones are old nokia phones so not worried if they get trashed.

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this so i'm sorry if its not. I am looking to control a set of switches using an old mobile phone connected to my PC. Sending a text message to the phone would let you do various things depending on the text message content. I don't even know if this would be possible but it is something I am looking to do and this seems to be one of the solutions (if possible) to what I need to do. If anyone else can help me with a way to control anything remotely without a wireless Internet connection, possibly even if its only 3G/EDGE/HSDPA Thanks

PLEASE DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO BUILD A BURGLAR ALARM THAT CAN TRIGGER A CALL ON MY MOBILE PHONE? KWABENA :o)

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Would it possible to wire the speaker of a mobile phone to the on/off of a standard pc so you could turn it on with a simple phone call? Not exactly a burning question but the idea has been floating around in my head for a while now, but i'm no closer to investigating.. Being completely devoid of network attached storage, that would be the next best way to access my files or store stuff when not at home without leaving the pc on all the time.. when finished it can be turned off via VNC or logmein. I've tried all ways to get wake on lan working of course, but can't stop the fans from running even when in standby/hibernation, and lately i can't even get it to stay in that mode without booting straight back into xp.. cheers in advance! ade

Hi, i want to make this great project by "simon72post" (https://www.instructables.com/id/Motorbike-Phone-Alarm/ ) The problem is, the SMS service isnt free, and i cant always buy credits ! is there another Alternative to SMS ? Thank you :)

I work in a building with a metal roof that is also in a small valley. We have absolutely no reception inside the building. Outside we have about 4 to 5 bars, inside there are none. Maybe one if you are near a window. The building is mainly one large open space on the side. I was wondering if it might be possible to passively "pipe in" cell phone reception. I was thinking of a large antenna on the roof that would be connected to a smaller antenna affixed to the middle of the ceiling of the main room. I know the antennas would need to be tuned to the correct bandwidths and I would need a little help with that. (Our carrier is Verizon in the USA btw). Would this sort of setup be feasible?

Can you help me how to download a GBA Emulator for my touchscreen Mobile Phone? My phone is Cherry Mobile w1, i don't know how to download a gba emulator for  touchsreen phones.

This really annoys me, how do you make one of those wireless power mobile stickers, no where on the internet do they say anything about it.I been searching for at least a schematic for years...http://www.solarbug.com/radiowave.htmlhttps://www.instructables.com/community/A-phone-blinky-problem.../?commentflag=1208955008598#CC6GY1GFFD7TDL8

While sitting in the glorious sunshine outside a local pub Sunday on afternoon it struck me that although there are a lot of solar charging options available as add ons I have never seen a phone with solar cells built in. I could understand it when all the phone companies were making their products smaller & smaller with every new line but now our phones have huge screens the phones are once again getting large & it seems to me that there is a great deal of wasted space that could accommodate strips of solar cells. My own phone has around 15 square cm of space around the outside alone, added to that there is around 42 square cm of space on the back that could be made use of for something more useful than the manufacturers logo. I wouldn't expect to dispense with the wall wart altogether but surely it would help to extend the sometimes pitiful life of our mobile technology if it could gather a little energy from the sun. Any ideas why this isn't being included by the likes of Apple, Samsung & the other manufacturers folks? preferably in terms a non electronics expert can understand :-)

Hi, I am interested in getting a 'smart' (ish) phone, wifi, java etc.. I have found two, and wondered, 1. Which one would you pick? (of the two below) 2. Why? 3. Do you know where to get any other cheap <$100 phones? http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.31634 http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.39625

Hey everybody, I'd like to root my mobile phone, I have a Galaxy Gio and want to get some more out of it. I know it is simple to do, but does anybody know if it is safe?

My mobile is a single network subscriber i want it to be opened to any network so that i can change sim cards for corresponding networks in my country ,Philippines.

We have plenty of mobile phones used inside our office for testing and those need to be traced if it stolen or hand carried by outsiders,is it possible to use rfid tags to track those phones in exit points using rfid readers

 i just want to know how does a cell phone charger works. i know that it uses a transformer and diodes for rectification. my actual doubt is that i have read in a news paper that there would be 30% losses when the charger is given supply and no mobile is connected. am surprised how there can be so much loss

I was teaching my kids software development. I haven't been in the field for quite some time and was wondering what would be the most appropriate choice for mobile development. For instance, I want to keep Verizon, purchase X, Y or Z phone and be capable of installing custom apps/software/whatever [so we may use GPS capabilities]. They've gone over scripting, c++ and do extremely well with c#, XNA and oop in general. We currently have a Blackberry, but we'd like to know what other options are out there so they may jump into without much knowledge of the interface. Mac products not even considered.

As a part of my academic project, I would like to build a mobile phone jammer, sufficient enough to block CDMA and GSM signals. Where shall I get technical assistance for that? 

'can anyone tell me the link where i can study the working of mobile(NOKIA) phones in depth?i mean the circuit diagram, symbian programming,about their memory structure etc.....

Hello everyone, I was just wondering if anybody knows how those stick on blinky stickers on mobile phone works? If so, then is there any way to make a homemade version of those things, also what does the circuit look like? A project that could be made by this knowledge is a powerless battery holder, that flashes on every phonecall.

Here's one for the tower-block dwellers - a wind turbine you stick to your window. On the inside, you stick the matching base-station, and the set uses electromagnetic induction to transfer energy from the spinning turbine to the phone in the charger's cradle. It's a neat idea, but I don't know if it's a real product - I tried tracing the links back, and ended up going round in circles in the blogosphere. What I am sure of, though, is that somebody reading this has got the skills and motivation to build their own version.  You don't need to use the same design of turbine blades, and it's up to you how it sticks to the window (suckers?  magnets through the glass?), but I bet you can do it. Just remember to post an Instructable. Traced back to Yanko Design.  Originally seen on NOTCOT.

I have a nokia 3110c camera i detached from the board i want to connect it with pc and without the phone board and i want to know the pinout (v+, Gnd, D+, D-) ? please Help

To test an application under conditions where the carrier's signal drops (someone driving into a tunnel for instance), I'm curious if there's some sort of box available (or easy enough to make) that I could put the phone into and close it, effectively blocking out the carrier's signal and dropping the call. Thoughts anyone? Thanks! -Chris

I have a little project where I am looking to extend the mobile phone's camera a few meters away from the phone while still being able to use the phone as a viewer. I would like to use the camera and the phone because the power source is already set up, the camera and the phone mesh without trying to add a camera to a small LCD screen, and I have loads of old mobile phones and was hoping to be able to recycle one or two of them. I would like be able to place the camera of the phone a meter or two away and be able to view the video on the phone. This could be useful in looking in hard to reach places within reason. I could also maybe set up a little rig for attaching the camera to my motorbike helmet and recording without strapping the entire phone to my helmet. This could also maybe be used for making a little rear view camera for my bike by placing the phone on my handlebars and routing the camera behind me. I know they sell back up cameras, but again I am just looking to find a use for my mountain of phones. I assume I would just need to find the camera's cables and extend them, but I am also going to assume they use a ribbon cable. I was just wondering if anyone knew of a way to extend the camera away with a bit of wire soldering or something along that nature. Would the mobile phones with VGA cameras use a system other than ribbon cable? Hopefully someone can wrap their head around what I am describing and help out so I can find something useful do something with a few of these outdated mobile phones!

When i went to science fair, i happened to c a simple circuit with an led. they brought a cell phone near to the circuit.. when we call or send msg to that mobile phone, the led started to glow. can anyone help me in building such a circuit? a simple one is enough.. thanx in advance.

I want to make something like BEAGLE BOARD from an old mobile phone. 

Help anyone. Urgently needed. After watching some of the instructables on using mobile lcd.s with arduino, I also wanted to do one. But I didn't got the right lcd (Nokia 6001) anywhere. However I had one another lcd and luckily I got its pin layout too. So far I have understood according to it that it drives in 8-bit mode. But I have little knowledge about how to hook the other pins. Plz help...... Here is the pin layouts: http://master-electrix.at.ua/publ/opisanie_lcd/lcd_ot_samsung_c130/2-1-0-13

Hi, i'm new to vb.net programming and im trying to connect a mobile phone to a vb application, can you help me how? and what is the easiest way to connect the phone? I did a little research and came up with MSCOMM controls but i really don't have any idea on how to use the commands and where.