Why is no. 5 on the phone or a mobile has a small bump ??
343926
I think it is so you can dial without looking at the phone seems especially important for people dialing and driving.
328803
Old phones used pulse instead of tone to transmit the number, the further the dial went the more pulses you get.\nNow if the 0 was at the beginniong of the dial it would get no puls and the system will not recognize the numbe dialed. so the 0 is at the end and it gets 10 pulses when diald.\nthis was history and now when we all tranferred to tone phones the 0 remaind at the end.\n\nIf you think about it, it is quite annoying when you want to use the keypad on your computer right after dialling on the phone, you may get confused.
228420
Check with your cell phone carrier. If it's an annoyance issue, there may be a bureau that might track down the number and find out who it is, and most likely for a fee. Check with your carrier, even if it's a prepaid phone and they should be able to give you better info and steer you in the right direction that would help you out. Cell phones are tough because with the prepaid phones, anyone could use a fake name with it and a lot of people use them to conduct illegal business since they can dispose of them when they are used up and go and get another one.
445255
6, but I don't know why.
587711
frankly I would risk using my cell phone even though it is low. U cant do nothing with a picture but look at it.
226135
When the touch-tone telephone was being designed in the late 1950s, the calculator and adding-machine designers had already established a layout that had 7, 8 and 9 across the top row. Data-entry professionals, and others who used calculators fairly regularly, were quite adept at navigating these keypads. They could hit the numbers extremely quickly, which was great for data entry, but not so great for dialing a touch-tone phone. The tone-recognition technology could not operate effectively at the speeds at which these specialists could dial the numbers. The telephone designers figured that if they reversed the layout, the dialing speeds would decrease and the tone-recognition would be able to do its job more reliably. This theory has little proof to substantiate it, but it does make sense :)
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Despite the air bubbles, mine seems to be pretty random.\n\nBut I'm curious, did you think that some answers are more common than others? I'll give mine a shake ask what it thinks is the most common answer...\n\nConcentrate and ask again.\n\nDamn!\n\nVery Doubtful.\n\nHmmmm...
396955
best to take it to a totaly mobile shop (tomo) or to carphone warehouse. they'll sort it for ye pal
1045747
none all fingerprints are unique
1177197
It's a skin tag. Visit a friendly dermatologist to have it removed. And for the love of all that is holy, don't pop it...
288997
Because their phone is ringing!  ; )
97039
Politely ask them if they can "hold" for a minute (if your phone has a "hold" feature).  Put them on hold and get back to "Springer"!
119124
I've been wondering about this, too. And, now I just found this: http://www.mobiletoanyone.com/promotions/10be.shtml\n\nLooks like you'll have to wait until March first to find out more but, that's all I've got for now.
330012
Above sounds good. Also, go into the IM preferences and check your settings.
279243
No-one's: it has too many digits (assuming it's a UK number).
632690
try hitting the start key on the keyboard. it should look like a little wavy flag
820188
Right click on the standard bar(that is on the top) and see whether address bar is active (ticked). If not tick it. \n\nIncase this doesn't  solve the problem, it means that the address bar is minimised. Check on the toolbar and drag and drop it dowen. Cheers !!!!