make cheap international calls from kenya

The price war engaging the mobile marktet in kenya feuding, kenyans are left to gain and enjoy cheaper rates. national calls to can now make cheap international calls. Let me concetrate on Zain, kenya's leading mobile service provider. With Zain, international direct dialling comes as standard. All Zain mobile phones are already set up to make international calls. Zain has come up with a tarrif ensuring kenyans make international calls at the cheapest rates ever.The alphabetic synthesis passes the constituent behind the assuming ace   To select the tarrif, Simply dial *111# Follow the instructions to activate the new rates. This is FREE of charge. You will recieve a confirmation SMS of your successful subscription. Follow the steps of how to make an international call *Per second billing is applicable. The prices will be as indicated below : Bands Destinations Rates (kshs) Band 1 USA,INDIA,CANADA & UK 10 Band 2 EASTAFRICA,SOUTH AFRICA,UAE &CHINA 20 Band 3 REST OF THE WORLD 30 Zain trully is a wondeful world.

The Red Number Call 

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So today nobody in Kenya wants to pick up an unknown number on a 'red' number....I was doin some research
that this red number thing has been around for some time.Check out what Ali Naafiz had to write about it..

Imagine a scenario where you are enjoying your usual brew of coffee, when you get a phone call from an unidentified number on your mobile. The next thing you remember is glass cracking and the next moment you are dead before you knew what was actually happening.

The rumours swept like wildfire among Maldivians on Tuesday, with chain messages warning the receiver not to answer calls from 7888308001, 9316048121, 9876266211, 9888854137 and 9876715587, “which would be in red colour.” Or else “you may get brain haemorrhage due to high frequency,” the texts read. They also claimed “27 people died just receiving the call,” urging the receiver to “watch DD News [an Indian public broadcaster] to confirm” the reports.

The messages caused panic, confusion and fear across the country, and the news spread everywhere, with many forwarding the stories to their friends, family and colleagues via text messages, as asked by the sender.

It reminded me of the fictional global blackout shown in ABC’s television show ‘FlashForward,’ which was allegedly engineered by a group of scientists specialising in Plasma Wakefield Experiments and complicated quantum physics. I actually thought some scientists specialised in high-tech gadgets and radioactivity created a method to kill people by using mobile phones!

Mohamed Mirshan Hassan, Manager Marketing Communications and Public Relations of Dhiraagu, the leading telecommunications provider in the Maldives, however, confirmed that the message was a hoax.

“We often get spam emails from people who claim to be African kings or princes. Such hoax emails and messages are intended to create fear among the public. People should not be panicked by such messages. There is nothing to worry about,” he said.

In deep analysis of the ‘Red Number’ call warning that revolved around the Maldives; it can be observed that the message was not actually new. In fact, variants of the text message were reported to have first appeared on April 13, 2007 in Pakistan, where they caused widespread panic and inspired a slew of ancillary rumours, such as the claim that the phone calls, if listened to, could also cause impotence in men and pregnancy in women, about.com explains. Pakistanis attributed the ‘virus’ to the wrath of God and claimed that it was the handiwork of ancestral spirits enraged by the construction of a cell phone tower in a graveyard. The rumour eventually spread to Kuwait and Middle Eastern countries.

On Apr 26, 2008, Cambodian officials reported a spreading rumour within the country, which claimed that a ghostly red number was appearing on mobile phones and killing people. The news broke in the country and the deeply superstitious Cambodians believed that it was the work of sorcerers and spirits, M&G News reported.

A few hours after the spread of the news, dozens of theories about how this virus kills its victims were traded within the Maldives. Some people claimed that, the actual cause of the instant death was a loud noise heard by the receiver, which leads to the explosion of blood vessels in the brain. This explanation, however, has been rejected, as a mobile phone speaker cannot produce such high-frequency sounds.

The reports that radiation or high frequency of the call causes brain haemorrhage has also been falsified, as mobile devices, being low power transceivers, have a typical maximum output power of two watts and the highest frequency of two gigahertz. The low power (short-range) electromagnetic radiation emitted from mobile phones due to the use of radio frequency (RF) waves to make and receive calls, can in no way harm a human.

While one warning sign has been that the ‘killer’ number appears in red colour on the screen, it is apparently clear that phones with monochrome (black-and-white) displays cannot possibly show red colour for any of its operations. Therefore, those with monochrome displays are dead meat and having such a phone appears to be the best precautionary measure to take, if something like that ever happens.

“Mobile phones are designed to operate in a safe frequency and our [network] frequency is also safe [for humans]. In addition, mobile phones can only display colours they were designed to display. Text messages [and calls] cannot be made to appear in a certain colour, without installing specialised software, like our Colour SMS software,” Mirshan said.

No matter how illogical these rumours may sound, they have sent a shiver down the spine for many, with some stopping receiving calls or SMS messages from unknown numbers or numbers they are not familiar with.

“These rumours simply do not make sense. Who would believe that a simple call or text message could kill a person?” a local blogger and science enthusiast, who wished to remain anonymous, said.

However, there are people who believe that a call can instantly kill off a person.

“There might be some truth in the rumours. I remember the story of a killing in American Embassy via a telephone call back in the 1980s. I am not saying that the rumours are true, but I was scared after reading the SMS. Since anything is possible now, it can be possible,” Ahmed Hassan, a local artist and photographer said.


So, Kenyans, what do you think? Is it a hoax or is it for real?

CONFIGURE UNLOCKED MODEM TO WORK IN DIFFERNT NETWORKS

For those who have unlocked there safaricom modems,here are the settings to make it work with the other networks. For those who haven't, you can always unlock. Follow the instructions to unlock yours here. Its simple,fast and free!!!
NETWORK PROFILE MANAGEMENT
PROFILE MANAGEMENT

Go to Tools>options>Profile management>

1. click 'new'
profile name:zain
click 'static'
APN:ke.celtel.com
Access No. *99#
click 'save'

2.click 'new'
profile name:safaricom
click 'static'
APN:safaricom
Access No. *99#
click 'save'

3. click 'new'
profile name:Orange Edge
click 'static'
APN:bew.orange.co.ke
Access number *99***1#
click 'save'

4.click 'new'
profile name:YU
click 'static'
APN:internet
Access No. *99#
click 'save 

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UNLOCK YOUR SAFARICOM MODEM(Simple)

With four mobile operating companies operating in kenya and the need for faster and reliable internet and with the tough economic times, its expensive to buy four modems...ok thats not the point. The point is some data providers are too damn expensive and slow and having locked their  modems to their networks only,its only human to unlock them. some people have made it their business to make money from kenyans, i saw it wise to pass the knowledge so that you can unlock your modem on your own.its a 2 minutes process( people normally pay ksh.500 for this.sh*t).

First you need to get your modem's unlock code. To get this you run this link:

http://bb5.at/huawei.php?imei=

where you enter your modem's IMEI number(check the back of your modem) after the = sign eg 

http://bb5.at/huawei.php?imei=35XXXXXXXXXXX         (cant put mine here)

When you run this in your browser you'll see something like this:

IMEI: 35XXXXXXXXXXX

Entsperren / Unlock: 3XXXXXXX
Flashen / Flash: 6XXXXXXX

(c) SERGEY/MKL 2010

Now you have your unlock code.final step is unlocking your modem. Download the card unlock software. It will take less than 20 sec(60kbs) from this link:
http://www.4shared.com/file/xUsNxT_q/CardLock_UnLock.html

It doesn't require installation. Simply INSERT your huawei modem FIRST then run the program. It will recognise the modem by showing you the modem's IMEI number. In the unlock code box enter the UNLOCK code you acquired from running the first link.(N/B:enter unlock code not flash code) the click OK.
That is it. Your modem is unlocked.
Thanks for your time. Next I will show you how to configure your profile and network to fit your chosen data provider.
To configure your unlocked modem, click here.

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