Showing posts with label Free Internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Internet. Show all posts

Saturday, May 31, 2014

Use Twitter for free on Ncell


Ncell is the Top GSM Operator in Nepal and providing great services and offers, Now Ncell is offering Free Twitter Service just like the Free Wikipedia, But This is (Free Twitter) is a limited offer, it will be validated till August 26, 2014 or unless you terminated this service manually before 26th of August.

How to Use Free Twitter without any cost?
Ncell is providing free twitter service which means you can use twitter for free using an official Twitter apps or via mobile.twitter.com totally without any charge and you don't even required to do activation for this service.

What can I do in Twitter?
Twitter is one of the top social networking sites, you can tweet your thoughts, read your friends’ tweets in the timeline, send direct message, follow or unfollow someone and do many more things.

Can I use this offer using operamini?
No, you can not use this service via operamini, Blackberry phone and any other proxy services just like in Free Wikipedia service.

Note: Clicking or visiting external links from Twiiter will charge the costs according to the data plan.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Use Wikipedia Free on Ncell (Free Wikipedia – Explore dherai gyan)

NCELL is a privately owned GSM operator in Nepal, Which was re-branded from 'MERO' to Ncell in 12 march of 2014. Now Ncell has more than 10 million subscribers because of its great service and offers. And it is only one GSM operator in Nepal, which provides internet with 3.6 mbps. Because of its those great services ncell users are increasing day by day. Now, Ncell in partnership with the Wikimedia foundation is providing Wikipedia for Ncell customers completely free of cost namely Free Wikipedia – Explore dherai gyan , Only users ( or subscribers) need to have a phone, which supports to access internet. 



What can customers do in Wikipedia?



As we all know, Wikipedia is the source of knowledge without any ads ( It is the only one top site which doesn't include any ads).

  • Customers can use or access all contents available in WIKIPEDIA without any charge, However visiting and seeing external link or videos from WIKIPEDIA costs a charge according to data plan.
  • Simply a customer can visit www.wikipedia.org free.

NOTES:

  • This service is only available for Ncell Customer.
  • This service is not available in Proxy services, operamini, BlackBerry handsets. using WIKIPEDIA in those platform costs the charge according to the Data plans.
  • Background Application (Internet Application) costs the charge even if the WIKIPEDIA is on, Customers can turn off those application for not charging.
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Saturday, March 29, 2014

PD-Proxy Bandwidth limit reached solution

PD-Proxy is the one of the best and most used VPN( Virtual Provate Network) around the world. Well, PD-Proxy trial has maximum of 100 mb/account per day for downloading and uploading. after using 100mb, bandwidth limit reaches in a trial account, So you need to upgrade your account to use more data and you also won't have any limit for using it, But you have to pay extra $5 per month.
In a trial account after using 100mb suddenly PD-Proxy disconnects and message occurs saying,

                                              Bandwidth limit reached!
     Please upgrade your account to premium to continue browsing!
                   Tunnel successfully connected!


Solution to the bandwidth limit reached in PD-Proxy:-

  1. First Download Volumeid.exe from here(It is an official program from microsoft ).
  2. Now extract and copy it to the C:\windows\system32 folder.
  3. Run command prompt with administrator privilage.
  4. type volumeid.exe C: xxxx-xxxx ( where x represents any number) (eg. volumeid.exe C: 5345-3435) and press enter.
  5. If you are doing this for first time a new popup window will open accept the license from microsoft.
  6. Exit the command prompt and restart the computer.
Now you can use again PD-Proxy after bandwidth limit reached. And make sure PD-Proxy account should be an another account not the same which has been reached its limit. Now enjoy surfing the internet.
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Tuesday, February 25, 2014

How to use free internet On Android phone

Internet is a Global system of interconnected computer networks. It also acts as medium between the server and the user for communicating, transferring, sharing, gathering and many more by using Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP). Billions of people in the world use internet because of its many more advantages. The Internet service is provided by the Internet Service provider they are different by their country. But some of the ISP blocks most of the important sites. for overcoming those problems VPN (virtual Private Network)s are here to unblocks all restricted sites and using VPN you can use free internet not only on your android devices but computers and and all technologies which supports internet browsing service.
Yes, you can use free Internet On Your Android Phone Using VPN (virtual Private Network). There are many more VPN services Which Totally Unblocks All Restricted sites . Lets not talk about the detail. lets go to the main topics.
YES ! It is possible using DROID VPN.

Steps to Be Followed:-
  • First you have to Root your Phone because it asks for the root permission.(Is your Phone rooted ? if not Click here.......). 
  • Install TunKo Installer on your Phone (Link is given below). 
  • signup in Droid VPN using your valid Email Address (SIGN UP LINK). 
  • Launch Tunko installer and install tun.ko which takes only few seconds. 
  • Install Droid VPN and launch it using your username and password .then touch connect then wait for few seconds it shows connected, then it is done.

      NOW ENJOY FREE INTERNET ON YOUR PHONE...
(Note: 100 mb internet data per day is allowed but my suggestion is that to make more account and use more data..)


                    
                        TunKo Installer                    Droid VPN
                                        
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