Kode Rahasia Ponsel (Handphone)

Untuk mengetahui kode akses (informasi) tersembunyi,
tekanlah kode akses di bawah ini dan diikuti tekan
"CALL" (biasanya bergambar gagang telepon hijau)

KODE AKSES NOKIA
*#30# Menampilkan 'private number' yg menghubungi Anda

*#73# Mereset timer ponsel dan skor game (pd bbrp ponsel)

*#7780# Mengembalikan ke setting pabrik (factory setting)

*#2820# Alamat IP perangkat Bluetooth (hanya utk yg memiliki fitur Bluetooth)

xx# Akses cepat ke nama/nomor telepon di phonebook ponsel misal 20#
Tombol OFF Menekan dg singkat, utk berpindah antar profile

*3370# Mengaktifkan ENHANCED FULL RATE Codec (EFR). Ponsel Nokia Anda akan
memakai kualitas suara terbaik, namun fitur ini memerlukan energi lebih shg
sedikit menguras daya baterai. Catatan: kode ini tidak berlaku di ponsel2
Symbian.

#3370# Menonaktifkan Enhanced Full Rate Codec (EFR)

*#4720# Mengaktifkan Hall Rate Codec. Ponsel Nokia Anda akan menggunakan
kualitas suara lebih rendah shg bisa menghemat energi baterai sekitar 30%

#4720# Menonaktifkan Half Rate Codec

*#0000# Menampilkan versi software ponsel. Baris pertama menunjukkan versi
software, baris kedua menunjukkan tgl pembuatan software, baris ketiga
menunjukkan tipe kompresi yg digunakan.

*#9999# Kode alternatif jika *#0000# tidak bekerja

*#06# Melihat nomor international Mobile Equipment Identity (nomor IMEI)

*#21# Mengecek nomor panggilan "All Calls" yg digunakan

*#2640# Menampilkan kode keamanan ponsel yg digunakan (bila masih
menggunakan standard kode tidak akan terlihat)

*#43# Mengecek status "Call Waiting"

*#61# Untuk mengecek nomor pemanggil yg dialihkan ketika tak Anda jawab
(Jika Anda mengaktifkan Call Divert/pengalihan panggilan)

*#62# Mengecek nomor pemanggil yg dialihkan ketika ponsel Anda di luar
jangkauan (jika Anda mengaktifkan Call Divert/pengalihan panggilan)

*#67# Mengecek nomor pemanggil yg dialihkan ketika ponsel Anda sedang sibuk
(Jika Anda mengaktifkan call Divert/pengalihan panggilan)

**21*number# Menghidupkan pengalihan "All Calls" pada nomor yg diisi

**61*number# Menghidupkan pengalihan "No Reply" pada nomor yg diisi

**67*number# Menghidupkan pengalihan "On Busy" pada nomor yg diisi

*#67705646# Mengganti Logo Operator Logo pada Nokia 3310 dan 3330

*#746025625# Menampilkan status SIM Clock. Jika ponsel Anda mendukung fitur
penghemat energi akan keluar tulisan "Sim Clock Stop Allowed", artinya Anda
akan mendapatkan waktu standby yg lebih panjang.

*#7760# Menampilkan kode pabrikan (utk sebagian besar ponsel tipe lama)

*#92702689# Memunculkan: 1.Serial Number (nomor serial), 2.Date Made (tgl
pembuatan), 3.Purchase Date (tgl pembelian), 4. Date of last repair (tgl
terakhir perbaikan / 0000 utk yg belum pernah diperbaiki). 5. Transfer User
Data. Di bbrp ponsel, untuk keluar dari mode ini Anda harus merestart ponsel.

The Many Faces of Ubud

There is an endless choice of accommodations in Ubud, most of very good value. You can start with simple, US$-a-night bungalows at the back of family compounds, and climb up the price­ range to hedonistic hotels and spas at US$100-a-night - or much more.

Many families offer a few rooms in their compounds in Central and Northern Ubud, along the streets branching out south of the main road (JI. Gotama, Hanoman, and Jenbawa), or north of the main road (on jl. Kajeng, Sriwedari, and surrounds). Here, budget trav­elers may find a vivid community life hidden behind a maze of shops and restaurants where health food com­petes with Balinese warungs and trendy cafes.

There is a high density of guest houses and resorts in Southern Ubud, especially along Monkey Forest Road. This once-quiet lane leading through rice paddies to a tiny sacred forest has turned into a tourist bazaar, where “zen” shops can be found side-by-side with more terrestrial outlets. Travelers looking for peace and good view will have to push to the southeast end of Monkey Forest Road, or to the end of Hanoman Street in Pengosekan, a 20-minute walk from Central Ubud. Also in Southern Ubud, but with no direct road access to the centre of town, the lovely hamlet of Nyuhkuning is a perfect haven of peace

Exploiting Paradise

Bali was now part of the Dutch East Indies, a small island in an archipelago as large as the United States. The main royal houses were decimated, bereft of their power and, Soon, impoverished: the sponsorship of the arts shifted to the village communities.
Hoping to make up for the emotion stirred at home by the puputan, the Dutch embarked on a policy of preserving and exploiting Balinese culture. They opened shipping routes to bring in wealthy travelers, many of them famous artist or scholars, like Charlie Chaplin or Margaret Mead, attracted by garish images of “the island of the gods.” Coming on the KPM (Dutch Royal Lines) the tourist would land in Buleleng, drive to Denpasar in a limousine and be welcomed with dances at the Bali Hotel. Later came the trip to Ubud, a small principality that had escaped the Dutch destruction since its mother kingdom, Gianyar, had voluntarily rejoined the colony. Some of these visitors stayed on the island, mostly in Ubud and Sanur. Paramount among these were painters Walter Spies and Rudolf Bonnet, who contributed to the renaissance of Balinese dance and fine arts.