Today is yet another devastating occasion where Gmail mobile client "restarted" (is starting for the first time) itself, and ALL my drafts were wiped out!
I had this happened on Nokia 6121 Classic and E71.
Until Google improves this aspect of the software, I discourage everybody from storing their unfinished emails in the Mobile Drafts folder.
"Dear Sir/Madam,Greetings and I hope this email finds you well.First of all, I want to say a big thank you to everyone who works in your organisation, because you have made the world a wonderful place, especially with the recent release of the +883 country code. You are a visionary union and I am glad that an institution such as yours exists.Therefore, I hope you can direct me to the relevant person/department who can assist me in the following matter. I am trying to call +883 telephone numbers from Singapore mobile phones, but unfortunately, I cannot seem to do so. Calling the mobile operators was no help too, because the staff claims that there is "no such country code" as +883.I believe that You are the most appropriate agency which can assist the Singapore telecommunication companies understand iNum and to connect their users to the country code.Thank you very much, and I hope to hear from you soon.p/s. It would be fabulous if a +883 hotline was to be set up for ITU too. Your league is above all countries and it befits your image to be accessible from a +883 country code as well as the existing +41! :)Best Regards,Rykel+(883) 51000-1190777http://bit.ly/howtoinum "
I am a SkypeOut Unlimited Subscriber in Singapore.Incoming Singapore numbers are exactly what Skype users like me need.The situation here is this - there are NO free incoming calls at all from ANY of the carriers. There are only unlimited incoming calls. Notice the difference!By FREE incoming calls, I mean you do not have to pay a monthly fee to receive phone calls. A good example of a FREE telephone number would be an iNum number. (See "How To Obtain An iNum" to learn more)On the other hand, we pay approximately SGD 18.00 a month to maintain a Singapore mobile number for incoming calls. (both prepaid buyers and postpaid subcribers alike)Meanwhile, 3G data plans are relatively affordable and Singapore has a robust 3G network. Using Skype Mobile, I have 90% reliability, including while travelling on buses and cars. (exclude underground tunnels)The reason for this is that the country is heavily wired, especially in town areas and on the expressways, and the minimum speed from any mobile ISP is 1Mbps.Even the FREE government Wireless@SG wifi networks are 80% reliable when sustaining proper SkypeOut/Skype-to-Skype calls.What all this means is that an avid Skype Subscriber CAN indeed use SkypeOut heavily, BUT has to carry TWO devices - one with an incoming call number, and another for SkypeOut calls via an unlimited data plan.There is one possibly good Singapore number provider though, but the only drawback with them is that the cost is USD 19.95 (approximately SGD 28.00) and the number CANNOT receive SMS. Compared to maintaining a SGD 18.00 prepaid card, that is EXPENSIVE. So unless you are OK with shelling out a lot more for less features, sticking to a prepaid card for incoming calls is a wiser use of your talents.btw, using Skype on Mobile "Always On" via 3G DRAINS your mobile battery life, so carrying a second phone with you is also a good idea. Just switch it to 2G and you are good to go for at least 2-3 days!If anyone up in Skype can help us, please help us find a SINGAPORE SkypeIn Number, which is:
