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Pretty sure it's Katherine Boecher. She is an American Actress, who has performed in CSI: New York, Mad Men, Supernatural and The Spy Next Door.

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Plug your phone into the computer, back up everything you have on there, and then restore it to its original state, where you can make a new pattern (4 digits codes are easier to remember)

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Yes you can. When a phone is deactivated, all that changes is you cannot use the phone to make phone calls or send texts from it unless you put an app that uses a Wi-Fi signal to do those two functions. All apps for all phone operating systems that work in a Wi-Fi environment will still work just fine.

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I don't think you have the space on an Android to install the Windows Movie Maker program on it. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure it is a rather large application in size.

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You need to activate the sim card online or call the network provider.

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The Nintendo DS has two screens, as is its namesake, and thus is extremely difficult to emulate on devices which have small screens. Additionally, DS games tend to have small UI elements which are difficult to accurately operate on the capacitive digitizers used in modern Android phones.

There was a project aimed at emulating the DS on Android but it has failed to gain any traction for the reasons listed above and thus is inactive at the time of writing.

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no its not. Android phones dont come cheap and dont have small and resistive touchscreens. you can still put widgets on the main homescreen though.

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Yes. Your phone must be running Android 2.2 "Froyo" or a newer version of Android to run Adobe Flash Player.

However, Adobe has decided to discontinue Flash on the Android platform with the release of Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich." You can still download and run Flash just fine, and they will continue to release security updates, but future versions of Flash Player will not be released on Android.

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This depends on your handset.

Certain devices are java-enabled, older ones are not.

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Android tablets are ARM-based, which means that any tablet computer based on Intel architectures cannot run Android. However, there is a side project aimed at getting Android to run on Intel's x86 architecture which has made a lot of progress and may suit your needs depending on what device you are referring to.

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Depends on What service You have

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Make sure that you check your motherboard specs, but generally a 4x AGP will work in an 8x AGP slot as AGP slots are considered to have backward capability.

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yes. But, white colored version G1 is problematic, because higlighted characters are hard to read during sunny day ... Black version is fine.

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Yes. The LG Vortex has a 3.2 inch multi-touch display.

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ODIN is a powerful utility tool which helps you in flashing ROMs over Samsung devices. It's a tool which can help you in bringing bricked devices to life !

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use 001 as isd code dialing 001 is needed to connect outside Thailand for example to call US dial 0011 or +1
For very cheap phone call use instead 009

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Yes. The official game of Scrabble is available for free download on the Google Play Store.

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Android is a mobile operating system based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which is a project run by Google. It is used to power smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.

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You can reset your lockscreen password through your Google account. After a certain number of failed attempts it will ask you if you want to reset it using your Gmail account. Have it send the email and follow the instructions.

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No You can only get it on the iPhone or iPod Touch

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Line 2, it is amazing and u can text people

Skype is probably the best-known app, but calls are only free to another Skype user - you have to pay to call a non-Skype number.