Here are some things you may not have known about your cell phone:

1) Rise & Shine
If you happen to take a quick power nap at work and you need to wake up in 10 minutes, not to worry, you can use the alarm clock feature on your phone.

2) Moving Forward
If you're at work or a friend's house and don't want to be disturbed, you can program your cell to forward all calls to your home's voice mail, or whatever other number you choose. This one's also practical for when you've used up all your monthly free minutes and you don't want to receive any more calls on your cell; simply forward incoming calls to another number where you can be reached.

3) Reset
While on the topic of limited minutes, take advantage of the counter on your cell. Most phones have a timer that records the number of minutes used. It's a good idea to keep track of this counter and check it every now and then to make sure you have not exceeded your monthly amount of free minutes.

If you are on a minute/month plan, you can reset the counter at the start of every month to keep track of every month's amount of minutes used.

4) Battery; Keeps On Going...
While in the day of analog cellular phones, it was recommended that we recharge our phone's battery only once it was completely dead. Luckily, today's digital phones allow you to recharge your battery without hindering the life span of the cell. Still, it's recommended that you only recharge the phone's battery once it reaches its half point.

It's also advisable that you only recharge the cell once it's completely dead when you first receive it. Wait for it to die until you recharge the battery the first 3 times.

Read your cell phone manual and contact us if you have more questions. Until next time, stay in touch!