NON-CONTRACT PHONES THAT WILL WORK IN THE PHILIPPINES

My fiancee lives in the Philippines and her old phone just died. I'm looking to purchase either a new or refurbished non-contract phone that can be used in the Philippines. I would like to get one with gadgets similar to her old phone;3.2 MEGA PIXELS CAM AND YOU CAN SURF YAHOO AND CHECK MAILS. Hopefully, someone has an idea of the kind of non-contract phone that meets these requirements.

Hello Ramji,
As you mentioned, EXE is created by you and its ruou nning fine on the PC where you have created it as LabVIEW is present there.
So for non- LV PC, Kindly create a Installer and add additional software/installer required by your EXE.
Look at the link for reference.
http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5406/en
Regards,
Bijay
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