Hard Reset Motorola CLIQ XT MB501 Android Phones

Performing a Hard Reset on CLIQ XT , all user data that stored in the device will be erased and will be lose.         Its highly recomended to back up all important data first, and also make sure the batrre power is full. To performing hard reset follow the steps below : 1. Turn the phone off. 2. Press and hold the Power and Camera buttons 3. Release the Camera button when prompted 4. Press and hold the Volume Down key 5. A yellow exclamation will appear on the display. Wait until a menu with options will appear. 6. Using the touch screen select Factory Reset and press OK

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Lava Mobiles Price List Lava Mobile Phones Price in India

Here is the Lava Mobiles Price List. Lava Mobile Phones Price in India.

Lava Mobiles Prices As on 24-Sept-2010

Lava A9 : Rs. 4,250
Lava ARC 02 : Rs. 1,550
Lava ARC 02 Plus : Rs. 1,710
Lava ARC 03 : Rs. 2,020
Lava B2 Alpha : Rs. 2,650
Lava B2 Qwerty : Rs. 2,600
Lava B5 Alpha : Rs. 3,620
Lava B5 Qwerty : Rs. 3,560
Lava KKT 11 : Rs. 2,221
Lava KKT 22 : Rs. 2,640
Lava KKT 23c : Rs. 2,440
Lava KKT 24 Plus : Rs. 3,200
Lava KKT 25 : Rs. 2,600
Lava KKT 30 : Rs. 4,300
Lava KKT 32 : Rs. 3,390
Lava KKT 34 : Rs. 2,880
Lava M23 : Rs. 3,050

Note:
- We do not guarantee for the prices. Mobile Phones price may vary with time better to check mobile price list from online shopping sites for mobile phones.
- Mobile Phones price list will be valid till date when it posted.
- We are giving approx price of Mobile Phones.
- If anyone have any excuses please mail me on latestmobilephonesindia(at)gmail(dot)com

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Runbo X5 and X3 rugged Android phones moonlight as walkie talkies cost just 320

Weve seen a handful of rugged Androids in our time, but none are as affordable and as weird as these ones at CES. The backstory here is that a couple of Chinese guys in camouflage gear approached us at our CES stage, and after an awkward conversation, it turned out that they just wanted to show us the three rugged phones they brought all the way from Shenzhen. Starting from the right we have the Runbo (like Rambo?) X1 IP67-certified featurephone cum walkie-talkie, which packs a 2-inch 176 × 144 display, a 0.3-megapixel front-facing camera, a laser pointer, quad-band GSM plus 800MHz CDMA cellular radios, 400 to 470MHz range for the software-configurable walkie-talkie, a surprisingly loud speaker and a 2,200mAh battery. This will be available for ¥980 or about $160 on Taobao online store (the Chinese equivalent of eBay) in the next couple of days, and weve been told that there will also be a variant with GPS added.

But the real stars of the show are the two brick-sized vanilla Android 4.0.4 devices. The phone pictured in the middle is the Runbo X5, a device featuring a 1GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 MTK6577 chipset, 1GB RAM, 4GB storage, microSD expansion, a 4.3-inch 800 x 480 IPS display, an app-triggered laser pointer, an eight-megapixel main camera, a 0.3-megapixel front camera, a super loud speaker (again) and a massive removable 3,800mAh battery. And yes, this also comes with a 400 to 470MHz walkie-talkie radio (up to 10km range; with detachable antenna), along with the additional 850/1900/2100 WCDMA radio, two SIM slots (WCDMA plus GSM), WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0 and GPS. These specs are the same for the Runbo X3 on the left, except for the smaller 3.5-inch 800 x 480 IPS panel to make space for the QWERTY keyboard below it. The best part here are the prices: both of these IP67-certified devices are available on Taobao or the official website for just ¥1,999 or about $320, which is a bargain for both the ruggedness and the fact that these double as standard walkie-talkies. US folks can also order directly from eBay for $380, which is also a steal. But does this surprisingly low price reflect the quality? Find out in our hands-on after the break.

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