Tata Docomo Official Free Local & National Calling Minutes

Tata Docomo one of India's topmost Telecom service provider has come up with a unique concept by which Docomo users can make free calls using there Docomo mobile number without activating or subscribing to a pack or plan.

You may ask why Docomo is giving free minutes to its users have they gone mad or something ?

Well like any other services offered by Telecom operator there's always a catch. To make free call through your number you have to first install an app called "Tata Docomo Get " which is available for mobile platforms like Android, Java, Blackberry and Symbian. You can download the Tata Docomo Get app from there respective device's Mobile store app or else you can call customer care to activate Tata docomo Get service and they will send you the link in your mobile to download the app . It will ask you to fill your Gender and Date of birth. After that it will say "Tata Docomo Get has been activated. Enjoy !!!. ". You can see in the Daily Ads status how much free minutes you have left for that day. 

Airtel UC front querry trick July..!

Airtel working free gprs trick On july 21


This is most simple ever just change the proxy settings given below

• Proxy= 65.255.37.81
  Port=80
  Apn= airtelgprs.com
  SET UC HANDLER AND USE BELOW
  FRONT QUERY
  Fq= airtellive.com/dm.ari/20/

Dont forget to post your results..

Sync Dropbox with google Drives...!

Here is a short steps to connect and sync dropbox with your google drives.
or we can it has google docs.


Lets Begin.

• Go to Synchronization tab on CloudHQ.
•  Click on "Add Synchronization Pair". That will take you to Synchronization Wizard
• Click on the Google Docs icon

Verify Multiple Fb Account with same Mobile Number..!

Welcome Fb Lovers...! 

Today's trick is all about using same mobile number to verify two or more 

fb accounts..

Cloud Storage apps & service for Android..!

Most Famous & useful cloud storage apps & service for android...


For this first of all what is cloud storage.

I think you all guys knw abt cloud storage service..
if u dosen't know thn read it here


Now getting into the point.

Some of the most famous cloud apps for Android:

• SugarSync 

Moving picture files and other stuff to and from your device to the cloud server can prove to be a monumental task for compulsive shutterbugs. If you like the idea of an efficient “assistant” to do the job of making backups on the cloud for all the files that make it to your device or laptop, then look no further than SugarSync. Losing a valuable folder or file is a thing of the past with this nifty app.

• Evernote

If you’re the type who likes committing your thoughts to a written document from time to time, Evernote will help you with your memoirs. You can also take web clippings and the app will store it for you for your future reference.

• Dropbox 

No list will be complete without the ever popular Dropbox. 2GB of free space for new users is always welcome news. Even better is the fact that referring the app to your friends rewards you with additional free space.

• Pandora 

Casual music listeners will appreciate the fact that this unique app streams music according to your tastes at any given moment. Just input the necessary filters (artist, song, or composer) and Pandora will play music based on them. Streaming data means that your “whim-of-the-moment” aural samplings need not occupy precious space on your device.

• Netflix

What Pandora does for music, Netflix will do for videos. Limited availability (currently usable on a select few devices only) somehow undermines its propensity for greatness. At least, for now.

• Mozy 

Mozy gained fame as a reliable backup service for Windows and Mac users, but spinoff Mozy Mobile isn’t half bad for mobile device users.

• Box 

5 GB of free cloud space sound appealing to you? Of course it is; that, and the fact that retrieving and viewing data on your Android is a cinch with this handy little app. The paid version is oriented for business users, but the free version is downright awesome for freeing up space in your device, anywhere, anytime.

• AmazonCloud Player 

This app comes across as some sort of maverick in that Amazon preceded similar apps from better known players in the music niche, like Apple, with this offering. Not bad, considering this is a landmark move by Amazon. 5GB of free music cloud storage