Your company logo could be viewed by millions of F1™ fans at the,
2012 FORMULA 1 SANTANDER BRITISH GRAND PRIX.

It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get high-profile exposure for your company, at an event that your customers will never forget.

It’s our way of saying thank you.

The prize includes:

•    Your company logo on the two Vodafone McLaren Mercedes F1™ cars
•    2 grandstand tickets for the weekend at Silverstone (6-8 July 2012)
•    Hospitality for 2 people including wine, lunch and hotel accommodation
•    Access to the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Brand Centre and Formula 1™ Paddock
•    A chance to meet one of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes drivers
•    Media coverage for your company – this is your chance for your business to be seen by 50 million viewers around the world

Hundreds of runners-up prizes included. Closing date for this prize draw is 8 June 2012. Terms and restrictions apply.

Enter Here

Chessington, Tuesday 15th May 2012: Jelly Communications, the leading independent business telecommunications specialists announce in association with Crystal Palace Football Club a competition for school children to design a ground advertising board for display at Selhurst Park.

The competition offers Year 5 and below school children the opportunity to re-design one of Jelly’s advertising boards which will be visible at the first televised home game of the 2012-13 season.

Jelly is a Platinum sponsor at Crystal Palace FC and has recently announced the renewal of its sponsor and hospitality package for the 2012-13 season.  This package includes shirt advertising with the Jelly Comms logo, together with ground, programme and media background advertising.  Jelly also has a hospitality box at the ground.  On the business front, Jelly has supplied new mobile and fixed line (VOIP) packages to the Eagles.   

From the entries received, eight finalists will be selected.  Each finalist will receive a pair of Crystal Palace season tickets which have been purchased by Jelly and will allow one adult and one child (under 10) to attend every Palace home game of the 2012/13 season.  The finalists will then be invited to the first home game of the season for a photo presentation.

The designer of the winning entry, selected by Jelly and Crystal Palace, will have their board produced for the televised game and they will be invited to be pitch-side for the match at Selhurst Park for photographs and presentation.

Jelly’s objectives with this initiative are to raise awareness of the company’s products and services and to encourage the local community, particularly younger children to follow and participate with their local football team.  Jelly MD Gareth Limpenny is a lifelong Eagles fan and is keen to use his links with the club to help future development, ‘It's essential that I can justify our investment on a solid business front, which I can, but it's important for me to be helping the club move forward. If we can encourage kids to support and engage with their local team and experience the magic of live matches rather than just watching Premiership games on the television, it will help build a sense of community and secure Palace's future. I’ve found great pleasure in supporting Crystal Palace through thick and thin over the years and I believe in helping others to do the same.’

ENDS


About Jelly Communications

Jelly Communications Ltd (www.jellycoms.co.uk) specialises in mobile and fixed line communications for businesses, offering quick, easy and jargon-free mobile, fixed line, hosted IP telephony (VOIP) and data solutions.  With individual person-to-person service to each enquirer and customer, Jelly identifies the most appropriate network and tariff package that suits each business.  Jelly has 700 customers and has offices in Chessington, Surrey and Wakefield, Yorkshire.

For further details please contact:
Stephen Donovan
Director of Communications
Jelly Communications Ltd
stephen.donovan@jellycoms.co.uk
Telephone: 020 8739 1068
Mobile: 07860 500083

Jelly Communications sponsored Crystal Palace's Player of the Year event on Saturday 12th of May.

Jelly's own MD, Gareth Limpenny, proudly presented the Player of the Year Award to Jonathan Parr. Congratulations!

For full details of the evening activity visit: Crystal Palace.

We would also like to congratulate:

Mandy Morgan, the proud winner of a 'New iPad' provided by Jelly Communications for the Charity Ball raffle.

The package which will be further enhanced this season includes the Jelly brand appearing on the back of the shirts and shorts for both home and away kits, on the media back drop boards during pre and post match interviews, on stadium advertising boards at Selhurst Park and advertisements in the match programmes and on team sheets.

In addition, Jelly has the use of a hospitality box and is working with the club's business development team on business opportunities. Jelly has already been awarded the mobile and fixed line telecommunications contracts for Crystal Palace and installed a new IP telephony package that covers Selhurst Park and the training ground, replacing two outdated systems.

Whilst this is all good business for both parties, the stimulus behind this partnership was generated by Gareth Limpenny, Jelly's Managing Director and lifelong Eagles fan.

'My family are all Palace supporters so naturally I followed the trend and have been coming to see the Eagles since I was a young boy. I've suffered the pain and enjoyed the triumphs like many Palace supporters and when I had the opportunity to get involved, beyond being just a season ticket holder, it seemed a natural thing to do.

It's important that I can justify our investment on a solid business front, which I can, but it's important for me to be helping the club move forward. Part of the partnership allows me to provide football shirts for youngsters at local schools and clubs which I see as helping to secure the Club's future. We're also working with Palace to see if we can get lapsed season ticket holders coming back as this will help generate revenue back into the Club too. We also support a lot of the Crystal Palace Academy initiatives as this helps the Eagles grow their own future players, which is a key part of Palace's tradition and objectives and will allow more revenue to be spent on he Club as opposed to transfer fees.'

The Eagles ended the 2011-12 season at 17th place in the Championship. The season had its ups and downs with a fantastic Carling Cup run including the famous victory at Old Trafford against Manchester United as one of the highlights. This put Palace firmly in the spotlight and raised profile for Jelly Communications. Visitors to Jelly's web site (www.jellycoms.co.uk) rose by 600% around key games and Jelly has secured business off the back of its Palace partnership.

GO EAGLES!

The partnership, which makes Jelly a Platinum sponsor partner, features the Jelly logo and web address (www.jellycoms.co.uk) on the back of the first team kit, on the media interview background, on the front of the programme and around the ground on advertising boards. In addition, Jelly has a hospitality deal with the Eagles which provides a hospitality box and ground banner together with programme and team sheet advertising.

On the telecommunications front, Jelly manages Crystal Palace's mobile phone contracts and has also been awarded its fixed line business with a new integrated IP telephony for 65 extensions that covers Selhurts Park, the training ground and replaces the two existing systems.

Crystal Palace has placed Jelly on the map as a major player in the telecoms industry and has helped more than double the website traffic in the last six months.

'This is a very positive and exciting partnership for Jelly Communications' says Jelly's Managing Director Gareth Limpenny. 'As the Jelly business continues to grow, we have been looking at ways of increasing awareness and building profile and with Palace doing well on the pitch, this seems an ideal match.'

'Crystal Palace is delighted to confirm this one year sponsorship deal which will see Jelly Communications become the Club's Platinum partner. The main component of the sponsorship will see the Jelly Communications logo appear on the back of the player's shirts next season. In addition, there is a dynamic package of advertising and hospitality that will allow Jelly to maximise its relationship with the Club.' Phil Alexander, Chief Executive.

Jelly Communications is very proud to be associated with Crystal Palace Football Club as a partner, a telecoms supplier and a customer. We hope that the Eagles continue to soar and that Jelly contributes to their success for years to come. For that reason, Jelly has agreed to continue this arrangement for the 2012-13 season, giving Jelly additional exposure with the Jelly logo appearing on home, away and supporter's replica kits along with the programme of communications to run throughout the season.

ENDS

About Jelly Communications

Jelly Communications- Connecting Business Telecommunications Solutions,

Jelly offers a refreshingly different approach to providing complete telecom solutions for your business; our services include Business Mobile, Hosted IP Telephony (VOIP), Fixed line and Data.

For further details please contact:

Maria Quin
Marketing Manager
e: maria.quin@jellycoms.co.uk
tel: 0208 634 5092
Mobile: 07507477 648

Please note that over Easter break, our offices will closed from the evening of Thursday April 5th and reopen Tuesday April 10th, 2012.

Should you encounter any problems with your mobile phones during the break, the following numbers may be of use to you:

Jelly's parent company, Frequency Telecom has created a TV ad for the Nextivity Cel-Fi 3G signal booster which will air from 2nd of April 2012.

The thirty second ad uses cartoon graphics, some of which are shown, to demonstrate how the Cel-Fi RS2 can turn one bar of 3G signal to five, providing mobile users with better call quality, faster data downloads and reduction in missed and dropped calls.

The ad will run on channels such as Sky News, Sky Atlantic, Motors TV, ESPN and channel 5, targeting ABC1 Adults, showing over 370 times during the four week campaign.

Click here to view the Ad

Jelly is delighted to announce our sponsorship of Crystal Palace's Player of the Year dinner on Saturday May 12th, 2012.

Jelly has already demonstrated outstanding support by committing to being Crystal Palace's platinum sponsor, which sees our instantly recognisable branding appear on the back of the first team shirts and shorts, plus a seasonal hospitality and advertising package.

Gareth Limpenny, MD of Jelly said: "2011/12 has been a very exciting season for the Eagles with some strong league performances and an excellent performance in the Carling Cup, so it's a pleasure for Jelly Communications to be supporting the Player of the Year Dinner and celebrating the achievements of the team."

As a business, Jelly offers a refreshingly different approach to providing complete telecom solutions for your company, services include Business Mobile, Hosted IP Telephony (VOIP), Fixed Line and Data.

For more information contact us on: 08080 161 0000 or email: sales@jellycoms.co.uk.

• swipe to scroll
• pinch to zoom
• Tap on a text field to see the on-screen key board
  

There are additional tricks unique to the BlackBerry PlayBook detailed below:

• To minimise an application & go to the Home Screen: Swipe from the bottom edge of the frame upwards
  
• To go to the menu for the current running application: Swipe downwards from the top of the frame
  
• To switch between applications: Swipe left or right
  
• Swipe from the Top-left or Top-right corner diagonally to quickly view:

                                  The status bar
                                  Check email notifications
                                  Change system options

• Select and swipe an application upwards from the home screen to minimize it
• Swipe diagonally on to the screen from the bottom left corner of the frame to see an on-screen keyboard
• A 'Hide Keyboard' icon on the bottom left corner will be visible to hide the keyboard
• Tap the 'Shift' key to produce a 'capital' letter in a text field
• Press and hold the 'Shift' key to turn caps lock on
• Tap 'Shift' again to turn caps off
• When viewing your photos, you can swipe down from the top edge of the frame to select it as your Wall paper
• Whilst using a camera, you can change camera modes by swiping downwards from the edge of the top of the frame
  

One of the major benefits of the BlackBerry PlayBook is to pair it with the BlackBerry Smartphone

• Find the BlackBerry Bridge application in the 'App World' and install it on your smartphone
• On the home screen of your PlayBook , press the 'Cog' icon on the status bar and select BlackBerry Bridge
• Choose 'set up and continue' then 'Add Device' and 'Next'
• The PlayBook will display a Bar code on the screen
• Start the Bridge application on your smartphone and capture an image of the bar code
• The BlackBerry PlayBook and smartphone will automatically connect and pair
• Now you can use the data connection on you smartphone to power the browser on your PlayBook, this will allow you to browse those flash enabled websites in WSVGA

Message list shortcuts:

Press 'C' to compose a new message

Press 'R' to reply

Press 'L' to reply to all on the highlighted message

Press 'F' to forward highlighted message

Press 'T' to skip to the top of the message list

Press 'B' to skip to the bottom of the message list

Press 'Space' or 'Shift + Space' to move a page at a time

Press 'P' to skip to the start of the previous day

Press 'N' to skip to the start of the next day

Use 'J' and 'K' to navigate through a thread of messages

Press 'U' to find Unread messages

Press 'Alt + U' to mark a message as unread

Press 'Alt + O' to view sent messages

Press 'I' as a shortcut to file a message

'Alt + S' will take you to SMS messages when using a combined view in your messages

Space Key

Press 'Space key' 2x creates a full stop while typing a message.

In an email field, press 'Space' once for the '@' symbol

Each subsequent press of 'Space key' wil give you a dot '.'

In a web page field, press the 'Space key' for a dot '.'

BlackBerry Smartphones also has an auto correct feature allowing you to properly punctuate contracted words without using the 'Alt + apostrophe' keys. For example 'Youll' will automatically correct to You'll when you press space.

However, in some cases a contracted word will look like another word and will not automatically correct. You can type less of the word for auto correct to function e.g.:

1) il for i'll

2) wel for we'll

3) Hel for he'll

4) Shel for she'll

5) Wont for won't

6) Shouldnt for shouldn't

7) Wer for we're

How do you connect to the internet with your Smartphone?

1) 3G- connects to the internet in your home country using your mobile networks service. Most network plans allow for 500 MB to 1GB of data as part of your line rental.

2) WiFi - is a medium that allows your smartphone to exchange data wirelessly over a computer network. You can change settings on your smartphone to discover and connect to a network resource via a wireless network access point or tower. Many WiFi connections are secured and require a password, however establishments like Starbucks or a library will be open.

How does connecting to the Internet on the move effect your monthly data charges?

By default, your smartphone will constantly try to connect to the internet while you are on the move. Going over your monthly allowance incurs additional costs to your monthly bill. Connecting or discovering WiFi points will help to reduce your costs.

How does data roaming fit in?

A recent survey estimates that 60% of mobile phone users do not understand data roaming, brief article.

Data roaming is when you allow your smartphone to connect to the internet wirelessly while you are abroad. At this point you are no longer using your home cellular network data plan. This means you will be charged for every megabyte of data sent or received to your smartphone. These costs can sometimes be double or triple your expected monthly charges.

You can minimize charges when you are abroad or travelling overseas by turning Data Roaming off. Follow these simple steps:

1) On your Smartphone go to 'Settings'

2) On the iPhone select 'General' on Android select 'Wireless Control' On BlackBerry go to 'Options'  

3) Select 'Network' or 'Mobile Network'

4) Go to Data Roaming and turn 'Off' or 'Disable' on BlackBerry turn while roaming 'Off'

If you are a Jelly Communications customer, please contact us on: 0808 161 0000 or sales@jellycoms.co.uk to make sure you have the correct data plan on your Smartphone.
We are available Monday - Friday 9 am - 5:30 pm.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Failure to be on the correct data bolt on plan may result in high data charges on your future bills particularly if you are using it abroad.

Should you experience any problems with your Mobile phone while Jelly's office is closed, the following numbers may be of help to you:

Airdroid is an easy step by step set up. The following screen will prompt you to enter the IP address into your web browser's address bar.

The next screen is the Login page. Use the code from your Android Smartphone to login. This will prevent unauthorized access to your device.

If you do not see a login page, it is possible that your Smartphone and computer are on different networks. If your computer is connected to network via wire, it is possible the Wi-Fi network and wired network are isolated from eachother.  Please make sure they are both on the same network in order to connect.

Airdroid Home Screen

Once the computer and smarthone are connected via the same network, you will see the Airdroid's main page. The main page will display links and statistics about your device. At the bottom right corner you will also see the Wi-Fi connection strength, bars of cellular coverage and battery level of your Android smartphone.

Click the 'Detail' link to see more information about your device's storage and the files it contains.

Transferring and Managing Files

Click files to view the content of your SD card. If you want to clean out your file system, deleting files from here, is quicker than going through the file manager on your Android.  

Use the right-click menu to manage files. If you select 'Delete' it will remove the documents permanently. If you want to keep files for later access, select 'Export' to download them to your computer. Use 'Export as ZIP' to transfer multiple files or directories to your computer as a single file.

Use the 'Import' button to add files to your device via the network without using the USB cable.

Sending Text Messages

You can send SMS messages using the message panel. No need to pick up your Android Smartphone to type your messages. Conversation can take place via your web browser.

To view your Android's contacts and call history, select 'Contacts' and 'call logs' panel.

Playing Music

The music panel allowes you to use your Android smartphone as a jukebox. Search for music and play it- you will see a widget that stays on Airdroid's home screen.

The same 'Import' and 'Export' options used to transfer files can be used to transfer your music to and from your Smartphone.

Ringtones are managed separately from the Ringtones panel.

Viewing Your Photos

Use the 'Photos' panel to show off photos on your monitor instead of your smartphones smaller screen.

Managing Applications

From your 'Apps' screen, you can view the installed applications on your device. You can also, search for specific apps or sort by size or date of installation.

Use the 'Uninstall' button to remove an application or 'Export' button to download it to your computer as an APK file.

If you want to install an app from an APK file, use the 'Install' app button to upload it to your device and install it. Click the 'Market' icon to install apps from the Android market.

You will have to confirm each application removal and installation by selecting the option on your Android's smartphone screen.

Now you are ready to replace your USB cable for your web browser, unless you need to charge your Android smartphone device.

1. On the main screen select 'All Applications' to see the full screen than scroll and select 'Options'

2. Within the options screen scroll down and select 'Device'

3.  Within the device screen scroll down and select 'Advanced System Settings'

4. Now select 'Enterprise Activation' at the top of the screen
     (If the option is not available, please check with your supplier that you have BES on your account)

5. Enter the details as supplied by your IT Administrator as shown below and select 'Activate'

The folowing image is a sample of your screen after you have entered the appropriate information

Provided that all the informaiton is correct and you have a strong signal the device will go through activation. The device will notify you when the process is complete.

We are giving away two pairs of tickets to a lucky Crystal Palace fan, all you have to do is:

1) Follow @JellyComs on Twitter

2) Answer these two questions in a tweet.

• #CPFC first played Brighton on Christmas Day 1920. What was the score that day?    
• What is #CPFC's biggest win against Brighton and what season was it?    

3) Include #jellycoms in your tweet.

• Example of the correct tweet:    1)xxxxx 2)xxxx #jellycoms

4) Do not tweet more than 5 times a day as this may be considered spamming.

We will announce 2 winners on Friday 27th of January 2012 at 1PM!

GOOD LUCK!

Terms and Conditions

This competition is open to all Jelly Communications customers, prospects, their employees and all our Twitter Followers.

There is an unlimited number of entries allowed per person. You can enter as many times as you wish. In fact the more you tweet the bigger probability of winning.

The prizes are as stated. There are no alternatives.

Entries received after 27/01/12 1PM will not be eligible.

No purchase is necessary to participate in this competition.

The decision by Jelly Communications on all matters relating to this competition is final E & O E.

You can make it happen by participating in our Twitter GIVEAWAY!

All you have to do is:

• 1) Follow @JellyComs on Twitter


• 2) Tweet: "I would love to win 2 tickets from @JellyComs to see Crystal Palace in semifinals of the Carling Cup"


• 3) The more often you tweet, the bigger probability of you actually getting those tickets!

We will announce 2 winners of 2 tickets on Friday 6th of January 2012 at 1PM!

GOOD LUCK!

Terms and Conditions

This competition is open to all Jelly Communications customers, prospects, their employees and all our Twitter Followers.

There is an unlimited number of entries allowed per person. You can enter as many times as you wish. In fact the more you tweet the bigger probability of winning.

The prizes are as stated. There are no alternatives.

Entries received after 06/01/12 1PM will not be eligible.

No purchase is necessary to participate in this competition.

The decision by Jelly Communications on all matters relating to this competition is final E & O E.

BlackBerry setting modifications that will help extend the life of your Blackberry mobile device.

1. Adjust your backlight

- Go to the main menu
- Select options (spanner)
- Highlight Screen/Keyboard
- A secondary drop down menu will appear
- Select a lower number
- Go to the next step before saving the setting

2.  Adjust your backlight timeout

- Go to ‘Backlight Timeout’
- Reduce the timeout
- ‘Automatically Dim Backlight’ should also be left on
- Press the menu key and select ‘Save’
- Your settings from both step 1 & 2 will be saved

3. Enable Auto on/off
The most obvious way to extend your battery life is to turn off your BlackBerry.

- Go to main menu
- Go to ‘Options’
- Scroll and highlight ‘Auto on/off’ menu.
- Modify the times to turn on and off the handset weekdays or weekends.
- Press the menu key to save your changes.

4. Turn off your GPS

- Go to Options
- Select ‘Advanced options’
- Highlight the ‘GPS sub-option’
- Select ‘GPS Services’ to change location to ‘off’
- Press the menu key to ‘Save’

5. Turn off Data, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Wi-Fi and mobile data can really drain down your battery even when you are not actively using it.

- Go to the main menu
- Select the ‘Manage Connections’ icon
- Highlight and select ‘Wi-Fi’ to remove the tick which turns it off
- Scroll down to select ‘Mobile Network Option’
- Select ‘data services’ to turn it off
- Press the ‘menu key’ select ‘save’
- In the same menu screen scroll down to ‘Bluetooth’ to remove the tick which disables it
- Press the ‘back button’ to exit and return to the main menu

6. Close down running programs
Like most smartphones, the BlackBerry phone could be running various applications in the background even if you exit the program.

- Press the menu key
- Select ‘Switch Application’
- A list of programmes currently running will be displayed
- Select the application you are no longer using s
- Press the menu key
- Scroll down to select ‘close’ to exit the application

7. Timeline of Data-enabled applications
Social media sites that send notifications to your device constantly are using both data and draining your battery. You should check the individual application settings to change how often your notifications are sent. The image below is an example of an application.

- Launch the application
- Press the ‘menu key’
- Select ‘options’
- Scroll through the pages to find ‘Timeline Refresh Delay’ and increase the time
- You may consider scrolling through to deselect ‘Add location to every tweet and use your cell tower for location’
- It stops using your GPS which will decrease your battery drain

8. Download 3^rd party battery monitoring software
Third party software is another way you can monitor your battery life. Various applications are available through the BlackBerry application store.

- Launch the ‘App Store’
- Search for battery status
- The free application is called ‘battery watch’ - download it
- Go to ‘main menu’
- Go to ’downloaded folder’ to launch the software
- You should see what your battery level is at the top

Should you experience any problems with your mobile phones during this holiday period, the following numbers may be of help to you:

Orange is looking to reward and recognise the commitment of loyal customers.

It's their way of saying 'Thank You'.

25 lucky Small Business customers will have the chance to win an iPad2 when they enter an online prize draw, and because this is the season of giving, Orange is giving away a selection of freebies to customers just for entering.  The prizes inlcude:

1. A free trial of Huddle
2. 20% discount on accessories at the online shop
3. free apps worth £20 for compatible handsets.

5 Medium Business customers have the chance to win the cost of one month's bill just by entering a prize draw. What better Christmas present to receive than a break from paying your bill? Other prizes include:

1. A free Huddle trial
2. 20% accessories discount

For more information on the campaigns, feel free to visit:

For small business customers
For medium business customers 

Good Luck!

Not only is Jelly growing its customers, they are growing their staff to support the business..

‘We have continued to move the business forward in what has been an extremely tough year.’

‘In the past 12 months we have taken on a new commercial director, new marketing manager and two new administration staff and installed a new CRM system,’

Read the full article on Mobile Today

Requirements:

• Outlook with new blank profile or no contacts in contacts list
• Existing phone’s software for PC
• iTunes and iTunes account make sure you use your PC not someone else’s
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Four Easy Steps:

1. Using the existing phone's software, synchronise your contacts to Outlook. If you do not want the contacts on the phone to clash with or overwrite your old contacts setup a new Outlook profile to sync with, (ask your IT Admin how to do this).

2. Once all of the contacts are synched up into outlook you are now ready to sync them back to your iPhone 4.

3. Connect your iPhone to your PC (let the drivers install) and open up iTunes. You should then be able to see your new iPhone listed.

4. Select your phone from the list and you will see 'sync contacts with Outlook' make sure this option is ticked. Click Apply. All your contacts will now be synched to your iPhone.

Your BlackBerry device is capable of receiving email from your personal and or business email accounts using a web based system called BIS.

In order to set up you will require the following

1. A BlackBerry device with web access
2. Internet Access
3. The email address you want  the device to use including passwords for your accounts 

Please note that if you are using an email address that is not personal or a business account you may need to obtain details from your IT administrator.

1. From your PC go to:

      For T-Mobile: http://www.instantemail.t-mobile.co.uk/

      For O2: https://bis.eu.blackberry.com/html?brand=o2mailuk

      For Vodafone: http://mobileemail.vodafone.net/

Click on 'Create New Account' and agree to the T & C's

2. Enter the Device's PIN and IMEI number. This can be found on the device either by going to options > status or under devices battery or on the device box. It should look like this.

3. Now you will be prompted to set up a username and password, make this memorable and relevant, as you will need it to make any changes to your account in the future.

4. Now you will be prompted for your email details, enter them as advised on the screen. Your details should look like this, most accounts need the first option selected.

The password is the password you use to login to your email account. If this is a business account  and you do not know the password you will need to contact the IT administrator.

5. Next you will be asked what type of email you use, most commonly you will use POP/IMAP. Most accounts use POP e.g. ntlworld, btinternet, virgin, etc. If you use hotmail or gmail, however, you will be able to skip this section. This is how it should be set then click next.

If you use exchange you will need to select accordingly and get the OWA details from your IT Administrator, this information should be entered into the bottom two fields.

Now your emails should be set up accordingly. The next screen will confirm it.

Dial 222 wait for the automated voice, it will advise you that a text message with your voicemail number will be sent. It will also advise you to reset your phone. You can do this by removing the battery and replacing it.

Your phone should now be setup for voicemail, however if not follow the instructions below:

Press the green call buttonon your device, then press the BlackBerry keyand select options.

Select call forwarding if it asks select 'Conditional'

Select forward all Unanswered calls and then select if busy as shown

Press the BlackBerry key again and select new number enter the number as it appears in the text you received from T-Mobile as shown in the example below.

Then select it from the list as shown

You will then have to do this for the rest of the options

Once done hit the back keyand save. Your voicemail should now work as normal.

Keep Your iDevice Out of the Sun

Whatever you do, don't leave your iPhone or iPad sitting in the car- heat kills batteries faster than any other factor, and your device that use to keep a charge for hours will eventually barely hold a charge, and you will have to pay Apple to get it replaced. The same thing holds true for any hot environment: try to store your device in a cool place.

Reduce the Screen Brightness

If you keep the screen at maximum brightness all the time, you're wasting a lot of battery- and the screens these days are so bright anyway that you don't really need to, especially at  night. Go to Settings > Brightness & Wallpaper to adjust the default level of brightness, which can be kept as low as 30% most of the time.

Make Sure the Screen Locks Quickly

Even if you have adjusted the screen brightness, there is still no substitute for having it turn off quickly when you are not using it. Go into General > Auto- Lock to set the screen lock to happen as quickly as your device will let you. This makes a big difference if you are always picking up your phone and putting it back into your pocket without turning display off.

Use Airplane Mode When you Don't Need Internet

If you are busy spending the next 8 hours playing Angry Birds, there might not be a good reason to have internet access, so you can consider using Airplane Mode, which turns off both Wi-Fi and the regular wireless radio. Of course, this will prevent phone calls if you're on an iPhone- but if you are busy with Angry Birds you probably don't want the interruption anyway.

The more important timr to use Airplane mode is when you are in an area with a really spotty connection. The iPhone or iPad will try to stay connected at all times, constantly searching for a connection, this can drain your battery. Go into Settings and flip the Airplan Mode to off.

Use Wi-Fi instead of 3G if Possible

According to Apple, the iPad will get 10 hours of battery life under regular use with Wi-Fi enabled, but will get 9 hours using 3G- the iPhone gets 6 hours on 3G and 10 with Wi-Fi. Of course, if you are heavily using the  Wi-Fi you'll still be draining the battery. The point is under similar work loads Wi-Fi is better than 3G for battery life.

You can enable Wi-Fi under Settings > Wi- Fi, then pick the network you would like to connect to.

Reduce or Eliminate Mail and Calendar Checking

If you have a bunch of email, calendar or contact accounts configured and they are all being checked and downloading email on a regular basis, you'll be draining the battery an aweful lot faster than you need to.

Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Fetch New Data and change the setting to the least frequent check possible. If you don't use it often you can just turn Push off entirely and then manually check when you need to.

Reduce or Eliminate Push Notifications

Do you really need notifications from Twitter or whatever other apps you are running?

You can turn these off one by one, or turn off Push entirely by going to Settings > Notifications, and save a bit of extra battery life since your device won't be pulling in data for those applications anymore.

Reduce or Eliminate System Sounds

This one is probably a little silly, but if you really don't care for the system sounds you can save a small amount of battery life by removing the sounds. A very, very small amount, most likely. Go to Settings >  General > Sounds to change them.

Disable Location Services

If you don't really need the location services, you can disable them to save some battery life. Go to Settings > General and flip the Location Services to off.

Disable Bluetooth if You Don't Need it

If you don't use a Bluetooth headset, keyboard, you should keep the Bluetooth radio disabled to save some extra battery life. Go to Settings > General > Bluetooth flip it on or off.

Disable Vibrate Features in Games

If you have a game that uses the vibrate feature, you can turn that off to save some battery life. This mostly matters if the game heavily uses it, then you'll need to change the setting for the game. As a side note, and it should go without saying, if you are running a really intensive video games, they will kill your battery very quickly.

Charge and Discharge Your Battery Regularly

Your iDevice needs to be fully discharged and recharged at least once a month to operate at maximum efficiency and keep the battery from dying. You will also want to make sure that you don't store the device with a dead battery, as that can also cause the battery to lose charge capability- when your battery dies, make sure to recharge it quickly.

1. Press the BlackBerry key on your device to bring up the main menu and select 'Manage Connections' as seen below:


2. Then scroll down to select 'Mobile Network Options' as shown below  


3. Make sure 'Data' and 'Data Roaming' are set to on


4. Scroll down and highlight 'Automatic' next to Network Selection Mode and select 'Manual'


5. Now you should see all of the available Networks in the area.

We know you like a great deal, so we’ve put one together for you. Until 31st December,
order any of the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablets – that’s the 16GB, the 32GB and the 64GB
– and we’ll give you a discount of £130.

Here’s a quick reminder of the specs:

• BlackBerry® PlayBook™
• 1GHz dual-core processor
• Less than 0.5 inches thick
• 7-inch HD touch screen display
• Dual HD video cameras
• Seamless BlackBerry® smartphone pairing
• for 3G network access
• Built for business

For more information on this great offer please call us on: 0808 161 0000 or email: sales@jellycoms.co.uk
 
  

Unfortunately, we have received a couple of complaints in to our offices about the behaviour of sales people purporting to be from Jelly. Having undertaken a thorough internal investigation we are completely satisfied that these complaints have nothing to do with Jelly Communications Ltd or any of the employees that work for us.  

We pride ourselves on providing high levels of customer service and our ethical sales approach. It is therefore extremely disappointing to have complaints of this nature directed towards ourselves.

If you are approached and are at all unsure whether the individual calling you is representing Jelly Communications Ltd, please feel free to call us on 0808 161 0000 with the name of the individual and we will verify whether they work for us.

Sincere apologies for the confusion this is causing, but we want to reassure all of our valuable customers that our commitment to customer care and ethical selling remains our highest priority.

Introducing new Jelly employees...

Katrina Ellis: HR Manager

Phil King: Telemarketing Executive

Mark De Jesus: Sales & Customer Support

Hannah Cornish: Sales & Customer Support

Maria Quin: Marketing Manager

Contact us on: 0808 161 0000 with any queries or to have a chat!

The agreement, which sees Jelly become a Platinum sponsor partner, will feature the Jelly logo and web address (www.jellycoms.co.uk) on the back of the first team kit, on the media interview background, on the front of the programme and around the ground on advertising boards.  Jelly currently has a hospitality deal with the Eagles which provides a hospitality box and ground banner together with programme and team sheet advertising.

‘This is a very positive and exciting step for Jelly Communications’ says Jelly’s Managing Director Gareth Limpenny.  ‘As the Jelly business continues to grow, we have been looking at ways of increasing awareness and building profile and with Palace doing well on the pitch, this seems an ideal match.  We are looking forward to developing joint initiatives including specific promotions based around our sponsorship.’

Crystal Palace Chief Executive Phil Alexander says; ‘We are absolutely delighted that Jelly Communications have confirmed as Platinum Sponsors for the remainder of 2011/12. Jelly are already valued partners of Crystal Palace FC , being Seasonal Executive Box holders at Selhurst Park, and we are delighted that their branding will now appear on the rear of the first team shirts and shorts for the remainder of this season.  Our objective is to make sure the Jelly brand receives the maximum exposure and provides an excellent return for their business over the next six months and beyond as our relationship grows.’

On the telecommunications front, Jelly manages Crystal Palace’s mobile phone contracts and has also recently been awarded its fixed line business with a new integrated IP telephony for 65 extensions that covers Selhurst Park, the training ground and replaces the two existing systems.    

About Jelly Communications

Jelly Communications (www.jellycoms.co.uk) specialises in providing mobile and fixed line telecommunication services to businesses.  Offering independent advice, Jelly analyses customers usage patterns and finds alternative, lower cost packages, connecting to all leading networks and manages the changeover providing exceptionally high levels of customer support and technical advice.  Jelly has 700 customers and has offices in Chessington Surrey and Wakefield, Yorkshire.  

For further details please contact:

Stephen Donovan

Director of Marketing

Jelly Communications Ltd

s.donovan@frequencytelecom.co.uk

Telephone: 020 8739 1068

Mobile: 07860 500083

Cel-Fi uses smart antenna technology and on-board intelligence to boost the mobile phone reception by the usage of three units: a reception antenna, a signal amplifier and an internal rebroadcast antenna. Cel-Fi RS2 finds the best available signal and automatically adjusts to any changes in the radio frequency environment to maximize the signal gain to the user.

The product itself consists of two units, a window unit (WU) and a coverage unit (CU). The former should be placed in the area of the strongest received signal from the carrier network (min of 110 dBm). This unit includes a transmitter and receiver that communicates with the mobile mast. The latter unit that should be placed in the centre of the building communicates wirelessly with the WU and considerably boosts the signal levels inside the building and therefore significantly improves the quality of the calls and increases the data throughput.

Key consumer benefits include:

• Improved voice coverage, enabling clear and reliable 3G connections within a coverage area up to 13,000 square feet.  The system can turn one bar of coverage into five


• Improved data throughput, for indoor areas with poor reception, the RS2 offers significant improvement often in excess of four times the current level, providing faster internet surfing and clearer voice calls


• Improved battery life, as Cel-Fi eases the drain on battery power from searching for a signal


• Ease of installation, with a true ‘plug and play’ system.  Even the most non-technical subscriber can install the Cel-Fi system in a matter of minutes. No cables. No ladders. No drilling, No interference. The elegant user interface enables an intuitive installation and removes the help desk burden associated with other consumer wireless products.

Powered by Nextivity’s second generation IntelliBoost Baseband Processor II, Cel-Fi products are designed to protect the integrity of the wireless network while increasing the effective RF capacity of each base station. IntelliBoost is the first core processor designed specifically to optimise the indoor transmission and reception of 3G wireless signals. With their high capacity, ultra-low latency IntelliBoost modems, Nextivity solutions deliver reliable performance under the most challenging indoor conditions.

The Cel-Fi RS2 system is OFCOM approved and is available at Jelly.

For more information on  the Nextivity Cel-Fi RS2 offer please give us a call on 0808 161 0000

Gareth Limpenny, Managing Director of Jelly Communications is very enthusiastic about the new partnership, saying: "I have been supporting Palace for 33 years and it's in the Limpenny blood so I am thrilled to be helping my team grow and develop. Like Jelly Communications, I believe the Eagles under Dougie Freedman are poised to soar to new heights and I am looking forward to cheering them on again at Selhurst Park this season."

See you all at the Crystal Palace soon!

Motorola has created two of the world’s most powerful communication tools and now you could win one purely by requesting a free, no-obligation mobile or fixed line business communications proposal from Jelly Communications.

 Jelly is one of the UK’s leading independent business communications providers and we specialise in helping businesses to keep in touch in the most efficient and cost effective ways possible.

 Jelly will provide you with an independent analysis of your existing  communications packages and let you know if there are better, more efficient and less expensive options.  Jelly saves lots of money for many businesses and we’re sure we can do that for you.  We understand mobile and fixed line communications better than most and we can find a solution that is tailored to your specific needs.  We have over 700 business customers with thousands of connections and with a customer loyalty rating in excess of 95%, we’re confident we can help you.

 If your mobile contract is due for renewal within the next six months or you think your fixed line arrangements are too expensive or old technology then give Jelly a call on 0808 161 0000 or email sales@jellycoms.co.uk

The BlackBerry® PlayBook™ is now available at Jelly.

Perfect for both businesses and individuals, the BlackBerry PlayBook features an ultra-portable, lightweight design and delivers industry leading performance. To top it off it also provides uncompromised web browsing, true multitasking, HD multimedia, advanced security features and a robust development environment.

The BlackBerry PlayBook supports Adobe® Flash®, Adobe® Mobile AIR® and HTML-5. Therefore it puts the online world right in front of them by providing uncompromised web experience and an opportunity to enjoy a whole array of web sites, games and media on the web.

The BlackBerry PlayBook also supports high-quality multimedia features. It encompasses dual HD cameras for picture, video capture and video chatting. The BlackBerry PlayBook offers a vivid display that presents crystal clear pictures and films. Another great feature is its rich stereo sound and a powerful media player. The BlackBerry PlayBook certainly rivals the best in the industry.

The key features of the BlackBerry PlayBook include:

• 7" 1024x600 WSVGA capacitive LCD touch screen
• Ultra-portable at less than a pound and less than one-half inch thick: 0.9 lbs (425g) and 5.1” x 7.6” x 0.4” (130mm x 194mm x 10mm)
• 1 GHz dual-core processor
• BlackBerry® Tablet OS with support for symmetric multiprocessing
• MP3, AAC and WMA audio playback
• Support for high resolution video playback (H.264, MPEG4, WMV)
• 1080p HDMI output
• Dual 1080p HD cameras for video conferencing and video capture (3MP front and 5MP rear)
• 1 GB RAM memory
• Up to 64 GB internal storage (16, 32 and 64 GB models)
• GPS, Orientation Sensor (Accelerometer), 6-Axis Motion Sensor (Gyroscope), Digital Compass (Magnetometer)
• Stereo speakers and stereo microphones
• Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n) connectivity
• Bluetooth® 2.1+EDR support

For more information on the BlackBerry PlayBook offer please give us a call on 0808 161 0000.

We now have much more space to grow and expand and you are more than welcome to pop in for a cup of tea, a biscuit or a bag of our famous Jelly sweets and we'll show you around. 

All of our contact details such as telephone numbers and post code stay the same, which makes life easier for all of us.

With masses of features including large high definition screen, 5 megapixel camera, superb touch screen operating system and access to thousands of applications, the iPhone 4 will take your mobile communications to a different level.

Contact Jelly now and find out how we can get you connected

The trustmark shows that the business has gone through Jelly's vigorous credit checking service, therefore proving the business to be a trustworthy and respectable organisation.

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Tomorrow team Jelly will be heading to Mercedes Benz World for a fun filled evening of live entertainment and Casino!

Watch this space for 'the morning after' pictures....

Simon comments "I feel that I’m joining the Jelly team during  a very exciting period of their evolution. Having worked in the media industry for most of my career I am very familiar with working with customers who demand extremely high levels of customer service.   The product and service experience offered by the Jelly team are excellent and I am very excited about working with the team to enhance things even further."

We are some brave people in our office...

Customer Account Manager James Barker will be participating in a fire walk for charity tonight at the Oval Cirket ground.

All money raised will go to the Rainbow Trust, a charity for children with cancer.

Traci, Julie, Sophie, Natalie, Stephen and John spent the day giving out jelly sweets and jelly branded rugby balls!

Richmond based London Welsh Rugby Club is recognised as one of the foremost clubs in the history of rugby. The club was originally formed in 1885 and boasts of the fact that it has provided more British Lion players than any other rugby football club.  Currently standing in fourth position in the Championship, home to London Welsh is the historic Old Deer Park, which consists of 15 acres of parkland with views of the Royal Pagoda in the Royal Botanical gardens in Kew.

John Jones, Sales Director of Jelly Communications is very enthusiastic about the new partnership, “London Welsh is a popular, well known club in this area and we are delighted to be partnering them.  We believe London Welsh is the foremost club in this part of London and an association with them will help to promote Jelly as a local business with local connections.  In addition, we get to see some great rugby too!”

Jelly is also delighted to announce that it has been nominated as a finalist in the Kingston Business Awards, in the Best SME Business category.  John Jones comments “This is very positive recognition of Jelly as a successful business and it gives us great pleasure to be involved in these Awards.  Over 70% of our customers are situated within ten miles of our offices so we believe we epitomise the meaning of a true local company.”