Teletalk Bangladesh Ltd 2G Postpaid BROADBAND INTERNET DATA PLAN

Teletalk Bangladesh Ltd	2G PREPAID MOBILE INTERNET
Tariff/Charges:   Data Volume AMOUNTS VALIDITY PERIOD SUBSCRIPTION CODE 5 MB Tk.2 1 day D1 20 MB Tk.8 2 days D2 30 MB Tk.15 7 days D3 250 MB Tk.80 15 days D4 500 MB Tk.120 15 days D8 1 GB Tk.180 30 days D5 2 GB Tk.280 30 days D9 25 GB Tk.600 30 days D6     VAT applicable     ::Note: To subscribe any 2G Prepaid Data Plan, write “Subscription Code” and send to 111. For example, to subscribe Monthly 1GB Data Pack, write D5 and send to 111. After exhaustion of data pack within validity time 1paisa/15KB will be charged. After validity period if any other data pack is not subscribed by the way of recursion or by manually, Pay Per Use policy will be applicable till subscriber subscribes to any other data plan. If any volume is not used during the validity period, it will expire and will not be carried over to the next cycle. For Unlimited package, fair policy will be applicable. To check the Usage of Volume Bundled Package write 'u' and send SMS to 111. SMS Charge not applicable. 15% VAT will be included.
2G POSTPAID DONGLE DATA PLAN
DATA VOLUME AMOUNTS USAGE VALIDITY SUBSCRIPTION CODE 1 GB Tk.175 30days F16 4 GB Tk.300 30days F18 30 GB Tk.600 30days F20     VAT applicable     ::Note: To subscribe to any postpaid data plan, write "Subscription Code" and send to 111. For example, to subscribe to monthly 1GB Data Plan, write F16 and send to 111. The ongoing package will be recursive, that means if balance remains available data pack will repeat itself for the next cycle until it is changed. After exhaustion of data pack within validity time 1paisa/10KB will be charged. After validity period if any other data pack is not subscribed by the way of recursion or by manually, Pay Per Use policy will be applicable till subscriber subscribes to any other data plan. If any volume is not used during the validity period, it will expire and will not be carried over to the next cycle. For Unlimited Package, "Fair Usage Policy" will be applicable. 15% VAT will be included.

Configuring your mobile handset for using Data Service:

Service Type APN IP Port(optional) Data Service wap 192.168.145.101 (Only if set is WAP enabled) 9201   You can get your mobile handset settings for data services using SMS service: The handset configuration of data service can be got by sending SMS to 738. SMS sending procedure is described below: Write "set" and send SMS to "738". In reply SMS you will get a configuration file. Please save the configuration file in your handset. In the time of saving the file please use a pre-configured password 1234. NOTE: Right now the configuration file supports all Nokia Handsets and Android-based Smart Phones. For Details Internet & MMS Settings Click here.

Teletalk Bangladesh Ltd 3G PREPAID BROADBAND INTERNET DATA PLAN

Teletalk Bangladesh Ltd
3G PREPAID BROADBAND INTERNET DATA PLAN
informations collected from teletalk official site :)

Tariff/Charges: --> SPEED UPTO DATA VOLUME SUBSCRIPTION FEE USAGE VALIDITY SUBSCRIPTION CODE 256 kbps 40 MB Tk.25 3 days D35 500 MB Tk.200 30 days D13 1 GB Tk.175 10 days D14 2 GB Tk.400 30 days D15 4 GB Tk.600 30 days D16 25 GB Tk.1050 30 days D17 512 kbps 5 MB Tk.2 01 day D56 20 MB Tk.8 01 day D18 100 MB Tk.50 05 days D37 1 GB Tk.160 10 days D19 1 GB Tk.260 30 days D31 2 GB Tk.350 30 days D20 3 GB Tk.425 30 days D38 3 GB Tk.1000 6 Months D36 5 GB Tk.600 30 days D21 10 GB Tk.825 30 days D22 30 GB Tk.1500 30 days D32 1 mbps 40 MB Tk.20 03 days D51 300 MB Tk.100 07 days D52 1 GB Tk.260 10 days D23 1 GB Tk.320 30 days D53 2 GB Tk.425 30 days D24 4 GB Tk.750 30 days D25 8 GB Tk.1000 30 days D26 30 GB Tk.2500 30 days D33 2 mbps 5 GB Tk.1200 30 days D54 7 GB Tk.1600 30 days D55 10 GB Tk.2200 30 days D27 30 GB Tk.5000 30 days D28 4 mbps 8 GB Tk.3000 10 days Activated Manually 20 GB Tk.6500 10 days Activated Manually     VAT applicable     ::Note: To subscribe any 3G prepaid data plan, on SMS option Type “subscription Code” and send to 111. For example, to subscribe Monthly 2GB Data plan for 512kbps speed, Type D20 & send to 111. After exhaustion of data pack within validity time 1paisa/15KB will be charged. After validity period if any other data pack is not subscribed by the way of recursion or by manually, Pay Per Use policy will be applicable till subscriber subscribes to any other data plan. If any volume is not used during the validity period, it will expire and will not be carried over to the next cycle. The default data speed is up to 512kbps and can be enhanched up to 2Mbps as per data bundle pack. For Unlimited package, fair policy will be applicable. To check the Usage of Volume Bundled Package write 'u' and send SMS to 111 and to know the balance dial *152#. SMS Charge not applicable. 15% VAT will be included.

3G POSTPAID BROADBAND

Tariff/Charges:   SPEED UPTO USAGE AMOUNTS VALIDITY SUBSCRIPTION CODE 256 kbps 3 GB Tk.350 30 days F1 7 GB Tk.650 30 days F2 30 GB Tk.1050 30 days F3 512 kbps 1 GB Tk.220 30 days F21 3 GB Tk.410 30 days F4 5 GB Tk.600 30 days F22 7 GB Tk.750 30 days F5 12 GB Tk.900 30 days F6 16 GB Tk.1150 30 days F7 35 GB Tk.1500 30 days F8 1 mbps 5 GB Tk.750 30 days F23 10 GB Tk.1300 30 days F9 20 GB Tk.2000 30 days F10 40 GB Tk.3000 30 days F11 2 mbps 10 GB Tk.2500 30 days F12 20 GB Tk.4000 30 days F13 4 mbps 20 GB Tk.6000 30 days Activated Manually     VAT applicable     ::Note: To subscribe to any post paid data plan, write 'subscription code' and send to 111. For example: subscribe to monthly 3GB data plan with 512kbps speed, write F4 and send to 111. After exhaustion of data pack within validity time 1paisa/25KB will be charged. After validity period if any other data pack is not subscribed by the way of recursion or by manually, Pay Per Use policy will be applicable till subscriber subscribes to any other data plan. If any volume is not used during the validity period, it will expire and will not be carried over to the next cycle. For Unlimited package, fair usage policy will be applicable. To check the Usage of Volume Bundled Package write 'u' and send SMS to 111 and to know the bill dial *152#. SMS Charge not applicable. 15% VAT will be included.

How to Make a Real Gun

Because of strong gun laws, many enthusiasts are interested in the possibility of making their own guns. A firearm may be made by a non-licensee provided it is not for sale and the maker is not prohibited from possessing firearms, according to the ATF. Building a primitive firearm is as simple as putting a bullet in a pipe, and building more complex firearms is a possibility for those willing to invest the money and effort. Always use extreme caution when handling or assembling firearms. See Step 1 for more instructions.

Method 1 of 3: Making an Improvised Pipe Gun

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Get the necessary parts. The United States Army provides literature about improvising small arms with a minimum of readily-available simple parts, for use in emergency combat situations.^[1] To build a basic 9mm gun, you'll need:

• 4-6 inches of quarter-inch nominal steel pipe, threaded on each end
• Two steel pipe couplings
• A quarter-inch pipe plug
• two rubber bands
• A thin metal strap at least 5 inches long
• A nail
• Two wood screws
• A drill
• Please note: If you attempt to fire a bullet from a piece of pipe that you're holding in your hand, and that bullet doesn't fit snugly in the piping, or the pipe isn't thick enough to withstand the pressure of the expanding explosion you're creating by striking the bullet, the pipe is going to blow up in your face, injuring or possibly killing you. Use extreme caution.
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• Method 1 of 3: Making an Improvised Pipe Gun

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  Use a 9mm bullet as a guide. Casings come in different sizes or calibers, and you need to use the size of the bullet to measure the opening in pieces of prospective pipe. 9mm is a common round size, and it's 0.38 of an inch (38 caliber). If you want to fire a .38 round, then, use a 0.38 caliber round as the source for all measurements. Find a suitably-sized drill bit matching the diameter of the projectile or a pre-drilled piece of piping. 

• Method 1 of 3: Making an Improvised Pipe Gun

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  Make sure that there are no cracks or other flaws in the pipe or fittings. Check the inside diameter of the pipe, using a 9 mm cartridge as a gauge. The bullet should closely fit into the pipe without forcing, but the cartridge case should not fit into pipe. The outside diameter of the pipe must not be less than 1-1/2 times bullet diameter (0.536 inches; 1.37 cm).

   Drill into the coupling to remove the thread. Make a 9/16 inch (1.43 cm) diameter hole 3/8 inch into one coupling to remove the thread. This drilled section should fit tightly over the smooth section of pipe.

  • Next, drill a 25/64 inch (1 cm) diameter hole 3/4 inch (1.9 cm) into the pipe. Always use the cartridge you intend to use as a gauge. When a cartridge is inserted into the pipe, the base of the jacket should be even with the end of the pipe. Thread the coupling tightly onto pipe, drilled end first.
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  Drill a hole in the center of the pipe plug just large enough for the nail to fit through. The nail must be centered in the plug. Push it through until it's even with the squared-off end of the plug and round it off if necessary, using a file. 
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  Bend the metal band into a "U" shape. Drill two holes in the flaps to fit diameter of the wood screws you're using. This will be used as a basic hammer to spring forward and strike the bullet, using the rubber bands to create tension, so you might also notch some small notches into the metal to keep the rubber bands from slipping. 
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  Fashion a basic stock and handle from wood
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  Fix the metal bracket to the back of the gun. The idea is to position the nail in the metal bracket so it will swing forward and strike the bullet. When you've got it placed, screw it into the wood using the wood screws. To create tension, attach your rubber bands between the front coupling and the notches on the metal bracket.
• This basic design can work for ammunition of any caliber, as long as you change the measurements to correspond to the specific size of the bullet you're trying to fire.
• . The design is up to you, but it needs to be roughly an inch thick after being drilled and at least two inches longer than the assembled length of the pipe you're outfitting. Drill a 1.43 cm hole through the stock, about 1/2 cm from the top.
• Slide the pipe through this hole and attach the first of the two couplings to the front tip and screw the drilled plug into the back end of the pipe, the end closest to the handle.
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  Fire the gun by pulling the bracket back and releasing it. Remember: this is extraordinarily dangerous if it hasn't been measured properly. To try and ensure your safety, hold the pipe with a rag or welder's gloves, and place your shell or bullet in the pipe. Aim it at an appropriate target and strike the bullet squarely with the firing pin. 
  
  

   

   

 

Apple iPhone 5S Rumors: Release Date Set For Mid-September? iPhone 6 To Launch Weeks Later?

It's been six years since Steve Jobs debuted the original iPhone in June 2007, but for the phone's first five years, Apple had chosen to release only one new iPhone model each year, as opposed to its competitors, which have sought to release as many smartphone models as possible each and every year.

In 2013, Apple will reportedly break from tradition and release two new iPhone models for the very first time -- the sixth-generation iPhone called the iPhone 5S, and a completely new "low-cost" iPhone model aimed at emerging markets, to be called either iPhone Light or iPhone 6. But while the degree of rumors surrounding the iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 indeed point to two individual release dates this year, the key question is not a matter of what or why, but when. Apple will never release product details before they're officially unveiled, but given the timetable announced for Apple's redesigned mobile operating system iOS 7, we fully expect to see Apple's big iPhone launch coincide with the release date schedule of iOS 7 -- specifically in mid-September.
Apple iPhone 5S, iPhone 6 Release Date: How Did We Arrive At This Conclusion?
Before we talk iPhone, let's quickly talk about the release date of iOS 7. In 2012, iOS 6 was introduced June 11 and saw its release date on Sept. 19 -- exactly 100 days after its unveiling. We don't think Tim Cook wants to mess with the successful Apple formula left behind by Steve Jobs, so we believe Apple will again follow this iOS release timetable by launching iOS 7 exactly 100 days after its introduction, on Sept. 18.
That said, Apple would never release its newest iOS without some new hardware to go with it. This is why we fully expect Apple to release the iPhone 5S just two days after the release date for iOS 7, on Sept. 20; the iPhone 5S would likely be introduced an event one week prior to its release (as well as the release date of iOS 7) on Sept. 10. For the low-cost iPhone 6, Apple may wait a week or two to release its cheaper iPhone alternative, on either Sept. 27 or Oct. 4 -- the latter date would coincide with the two-year anniversary of the iPhone 4S, and nearly two years to the day when Apple lost its co-founder Jobs to cancer, but Apple would simply split the release dates of its two iPhones to prevent major crowds at its retail stores.
Once Apple has all its iPhone products out of the pipeline, we believe Apple will hold another event in October to release new iPads, including a redesigned full-size iPad and an iPad mini with Retina display, but possibly some surprises too -- potentially some major changes to Apple TV, but maybe, just maybe, Apple will finally unveil its highly rumored, highly anticipated smartwatch called iWatch.
Apple iPhone 5S Release Date Coming: What's New In This Year's Model?
By all accounts, the iPhone 5S will look identical its predecessor the iPhone 5, with the exception of a few cosmetic changes. Apple has reportedly adopted dual-LED flash for its rear-facing camera, which means that circular flash is now pill-shaped, and many believe the iPhone 5S camera has been improved from the 8-megapixels in the iPhone 5, likely to 12-megapixels. Photos leaked to Apple news site MacRumors in mid-June claiming to be the iPhone 5S, which show off some of these reported features as well as unique identifiers related to the iPhone 5S components, lead us to believe the iPhone 5S photos are indeed legitimate and the phone is preparing for its September release date.
The alleged prototype of the iPhone 5S on the left, and the iPhone 5 on the right. The iPhone 5S will feature improved specs in the processing and battery departments.  Courtesy / MacRumors.com
Inside, the iPhone 5S is expected to operate just like the iPhone 5, but the specs have been modified in a number of ways to make room for new features. According to another leaked image of the iPhone 5S from the same source, the phone's logic board has a slightly narrower profile to allow more space for new components and connectors, and Apple has improved its Apple-built CPU from an A6. But since the leaked image shows a nameless Apple-built chip (likely an intentional move by Apple to prevent leaks, since the new chip would make this phone a dead giveaway), we're predicting this CPU is a new A7 chip designed by Apple and introduced for the first time on this phone. The iPhone 5S has also reportedly received an upgrade in the battery department, from the iPhone 5's 5.45 Whr capacity to a higher capacity of 5.92 Whr.
The alleged interior of the iPhone 5S features a thinner logic board presumed to make room for more components, including the rumored fingerprint sensor.  Courtesy / MacRumors.com
But the biggest new feature inside the iPhone 5S, by all accounts, is said to be the integrated fingerprint sensor embedded directly in the "home" button, which will likely replace the need for entering usernames and passwords again and again on your phone. This fingerprint sensor -- courtesy of Florida-based AuthenTec, which was urgently acquired by Apple last July -- makes a great deal of sense on the iPhone 5S: The iPhone has always had one button, so the fingerprint's sensor makes sense, but Apple knew fingerprint sensing technology would be a hit with consumers a long time ago, so the company invested millions of dollars to start implementing this technology as soon as possible.
The iPhone 5S Sounds Great, But What About That Cheap iPhone 6?
When it comes to the iPhone 6, Apple is reportedly pursuing its same strategy used for the iPod Touch, which is to release a low-end version of the popular iDevice with all of the same important features, but without some of the bells and whistles, and at a much lower price point. Apple released its cheapest, thinnest, most basic iPod Touch in May, likely foreshadowing its strategy with the release of iPhone 6.
The iPhone 6, according to iLounge editor-in-chief Jeremy Horwitz, is a "cross between the iPhone 5, the fifth-generation iPod touch, and -- wait for it -- the iPod classic." With its 4-inch screen like the iPhone 5, a tapered bottom like the latest iPod touch and a rectangular shape like the iPod classic, the low-cost iPhone 6 is said to be substantially made from plastic, but feature a hybrid chassis made of both plastic and metal. The right side of the iPhone 6 features a flat, centered SIM card tray like the iPhone 5, with the locations of the camera, microphone and rear flash in similar locations to the latest-generation iPod touch.
This leaked photo shows off the alleged "low cost" iPhone 6, which features a plastic exterior that houses older-generation chipsets and specs.  Courtesy / blog.tactus.com
But Apple's choice to release the iPhone 6 isn't about bold design; it's about an iPhone that's inexpensive to make and cheaper to sell. Apple will release the iPhone 6 globally, marketing it differently from its main iPhone line by allegedly releasing the iPhone 6 in a variety of candy colors (again like the iPod), but the company will reportedly focus on driving this phone into emerging markets such as India and China. Of the two developing markets, China is Apple's largest after the U.S., and Apple has many times tried to strike a deal with China Mobile Ltd. (NYSE:CHL), the largest telecommunications carrier in the world, with 703 million subscribers. If Apple is successful in selling the iPhone 6 on China Mobile, the iPhone 6 will be the first iPhone to release with TD-LTE frequency capabilities. Apple clearly wanted to close the deal early in 2013: On Jan. 10, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited China Mobile headquarters to meet with Chairman Xi Guohua to discuss “matters of cooperation.”

 We expect Apple to unveil the iPhone 6 simultaneously with the iPhone 5S in September to coincide with the release date of iOS 7, but release the two new iPhone models on two separate dates to avoid heavy lines at its physical retail stores. What do you think? Does this release timetable for iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 seem reasonable to you? Strike back in the comments section below.