Can we check pin messages? do we need to have the target phone in our posession? do i need to download any program on the phone i need to check on? can i see BBM messages can i see emails??

yes you can remove batt.

Which model of Uniden phone do you have? Do you remember the PIN that you have programmed into the phone? (If the PIN is not set, you can't access the answering system remotely. The Uniden phones that I know don't have a default PIN.) 

For the DCT648, to access the messages remotely, dial your phone number and wait for the system to answer. Press 0 followed by your 2 digit PIN (within 2 seconds of pressing zero) while the greeting is playing. To play back all of the messages, press 0 2. If the unit is off, then you need to press 0 followed by your PIN (within 2 seconds) after 10 rings and the beep. Press 0 6 to turn on the unit. 

Other Uniden phones use a 4 digit PIN. On the DECT1080, when the greeting plays, press * followed by the PIN. Then press 01 to play back the messages. 

Uniden phone manuals are available at the product page (start at http://www.uniden.com and search for your phone) or from the Support page ( http://www.uniden.com/scat/cordlessphones_mnl ) . On the support page, you will need to use the drop down menu to change the type of phone (if you have a DECT phone) and then search through the pages. The manuals are listed in numerical and alphabetical order. One manual will cover several phones if the phone supports multiple handsets. So ignore the number after the dash if you can't find your exact manual. 

If you add a comment with your phone's model number, I'll be glad to check the specifics for accessing the answering system for you. 

I hope this helps. 

There is no button on this model of phone to automatically check your messages.

You will have to dial the access number that your local phone company uses to access the messaging system. On many systems the access number is *98 (Star 98) or it is simply dialing your own phone number, then entering your PIN number. Just check with your local phone service provider for the exact procedure in your area.

If you want, you can download the free manual for that phone from the following link:

http://www.retrevo.com/support/AT%26T-950-Telephones-manual/id/473ci257/t/2/

You may need ADOBE READER installed on your computer to read PDF documents.
You can download this free at WWW.ADOBE.COM if necessary.
Click on the DOWNLOAD ADOBE READER button on right side of the ADOBE home page when you get there, the follow the onscreen instructions to install the software on your computer.

Good luck.

Does your Laptop have Blue tooth or do your the the USB cable for your Nokia Phone?
If you have the Blue tooth power your Blue tooth device on your phone and on your laptop. go to the download software and Right Click on the software and send Via Blue tooth. It may ask for security code or password. choose any digit you like or repeat the digit on one of the device to the other.

The software is sent to your nokia phone as an SMS message. Open the message to install the software.

you will need to check you MMS settings on the phone but you should contact your mobile provider to have them assist you with this issue.

if u send me an email at [email protected] i will send u the software that u need.

Go to Kodak's website and download the scan verification tool (the SVT), and see what it tells you. I use the 2500D with an Adaptec 2940 SCSI controller, and a 50-50 pin SCSI Cable.  I use the twain driver from Kodak's website and paperport 9 software.  This combination seems to work.

One suggestion I would try is if you have a Target or Wal-Mart around you. There's a program out there call DataPilot. Inside are USB-to-Cell Phone connection for, just about, every cell phone make out there. If you buy the program, find the proper connector for your phone, which I know they have since I use it all the time. Load the software and drivers that are associated, get the updates from the company, plug the phone in, the computer will recognize the Motorola USB Modem driver that you'll need to have and you'll be off and running. The program has the ability to manage your contacts, pictures, and so on.

Alternative #1: You could still purchase a Phone-to-USB connector cable with connectors, from Target, and find the right cell phone connector for your phone. Connect the phone, download the Motorola USB Drivers from Motorola, load them up, and you should be off an running.

Note, once the Motorola USB Driver is loaded, it doubles up as a phone charger. So, you get he best of both worlds. You get cell phone upkeep and charging at the same time. Pretty cool.

Hope this helps.