Type your Call
June 19, 2008 on 3:11 pm | In Telecommunication services | No CommentsEverywhere around the world, Short Message Service (SMS) has become omnipresent. There are about billions and millions of SMS sent everyday from one mobile to another. As the days are passing by more and more people are realizing the importance of SMS as they are comparatively cheaper telephone calls.
Apart from using it as a cheap phone SMS services can also be used in a large numbers of ways like Email to SMS or vice versa, SMS to SMS, SMS scheduling, Fax etc.
With the help of email to SMS service you can send SMS through your emails, which help you to receive messages from your business contacts, family members and friends. Nowadays most of the mobiles provide with the facility of sending SMS to emails. This facility helps you in a two-way communication between SMS and email without restricting your time of communication.
Another feature is SMS to SMS; in this you can send a particular message to number of people at the same time with the help of the predefined names that you provide. SMS service helps you to take care of your busy and hectic schedules. Though this can be done with the help of your mobile phones but SMS scheduling helps you to manage your complicated schedules also.
Speed dial - The Never-Ending chat!
June 8, 2008 on 2:24 pm | In Telecommunication services | No CommentsToday if we think our lives without phones, it is as if someone has snatched away our breath. Making calls to our dear ones is as important as eating food.
In earlier days people restricted themselves from calling each other even if they wanted to it. They only called during the time of emergency or during unavoidable circumstances. The simple reason was that they used pay phones for long distance calls or made collect calls from their home, which was limited.
But today with the help of calling cards life has been made simpler as they can make long distance calls whenever they choose, all they have to do is put a certain amount of money on their card. These calling cards are somewhat similar to the credit cards, which prepay for the services that you use and in the same manner as your expenses are shown in the month end statement similarly your calls will be reflected in your monthly bill.
There are various numbers of features available in the calling card, like the Permanent PIN. With the help of this feature you can add more funds to your account without buying a new card. But the best among all the features is that of Speed Dialing, the good thing about it is that you can dial a number by just pressing two or three buttons! So now no need to remember the entire and long phone numbers.
Web Calls
May 4, 2008 on 2:26 pm | In Telecommunication services | 3 CommentsLast century has witnessed various innovations which simplified human life. Especially the last quarter of the century primarily was dedicated to innovations in the communications field. The internet revolution completely changed the way the world stay in touch. It has incorporated the existing technologies and improved it substantially. On the lines of such innovation came Web Call.
The invention of telephone revolutionized the way the world communicated. Distances took a back seat and all the improvements happened keeping in mind the consumer preferences and comfort. Along came cell phones, calling cards etc which were not just better technologically but also were economical. Internet on its end increased the options even more.
With Web call service one can make long distance calls anywhere, at rock bottom prices! And all they need is an internet connection! No special hardware or software is required unlike Net 2 Phone wherein the users had to have headphones to communicate. With Web Call all one needs to do is enter the respective telephone numbers with country codes, and then just press call on the screen. You are directly connected to the destination mobile, and you talk over the phone and not your computer.
VoIP calls
April 23, 2008 on 2:47 pm | In Telecommunication services | 2 CommentsThe more advanced the world gets in terms of technology, the more people will gravitate towards things that simultaneously make their lives easy as well as things that are versatile. When it comes to communications, not much is easier or more versatile than our modern day ability to make a web call.
Calling over the internet, or web, popularly referred to as voice over internet protocol (VoIP) is so easy and best of all its one of the cheapest ways to make a phone call. As expected, most of the major phone companies are against the idea of calling over the internet. A call placed online avoids their long distance network and removes itself from their grid, meaning they cannot charge money for the placement of the call. Of course the phone companies are against anything that makes placement of a phone call without going through them because of this loss of income, it should come as no surprise then that most of the negative information you may hear regarding VoIP comes directly from the phone companies or agencies hired by them.
AT&T
March 21, 2008 on 2:25 pm | In Telecommunication services | 1 CommentAT&T (which was formally Cingular wireless) is now the biggest cellphone service provider in the world, with well over 62 billion subscribers. AT&T offers one of the largest, and widespread network available today. ATT, originally formed in 2001 as Cingular wireless, changed its name over to AT&T to reflect on its parent company.
AT&T offers unlimited calling plan. They also offer a rollover plan which lets you roll
unused minutes over to the next month, which is a feature that most other carriers don’t let you do. You can also pay extra to have your night and weekend hours expaned.
AT&T also offers one of the best line of cell phones to go along with the service. They
were the very first to add the Motorola Razr and is the only provider for the Apple Iphone. Also they are claim to the largest BlackBerry service of any other company out there. They also carry the most Sony Ericsson and Nokia phones. They also offer Samsung and LG in there line.
AT&T also released a study to prove that it had the fewest dropped calles of any cellphone carrier.
Pinless calling cards
March 5, 2008 on 5:18 pm | In Calling cards, Telecommunication services | 2 CommentsPinless implies making phone calls without the need to dial the pin. Pinless dialing means that the user can place long distance calls without the need to dial the pin. This becomes possible as the phone numbers are registered at the time of purchase. Many pinless calling cards can be recharged online for convenience. The pinless calling cards have a calling card guarantee.
To find the best rate to call any destination from any place, there is a rate finder available online. It is essential to select the country from where the call is being made and the country to which it is being made. Now, it becomes possible to compare the best six cards for the selected destination. There is another option on the website called “View all rates.” Here, the rates for any card to any destination in the world can be found out.
Purchasing a pinless calling card is easy if done online. It is necessary to click on a featured card to know more about it. The rate finder can be used to compare the best rates. The cards can be selected and bought online. Instantaneously, the PIN will be sent by email. The card’s PIN less setup and dialing instructions are to be followed.
Unlimited calling plans from Sprint
February 29, 2008 on 5:07 pm | In Telecommunication services | 3 CommentsOne of major wireless carriers Sprint Nextel in the footprint of Verizon and AT&T wireless introducing unlimited calling plan. Company is hope that this step help lure more subscribers. Remind that Sprint in the last quarter lost more than $29.5 billion after down value of Nextel Communication acquiring and very needed in bringing to new customers.

Sprint offering two unlimited calling plans for 99.99 as AT&T wireless and Verizon wireless and for 89.99 per month. With $99.99 plan customers get unlimited phone calls, unlimited data, e-mail and web surfing. As opposed to AT&T and Verizon Sprint Netxtel not charge extra for internet surfing. $89.99 plan include unlimited voice and text messaging, this price low than offers of main competitor of Sprint and can help company lure more customers and keeping existing.
VoIP overview
February 11, 2008 on 4:44 pm | In Telecommunication services | 4 CommentsVoice over IP has been there for quite sometime. But why is the sudden boom? We have battered the Web for capable and informed resources to piece together a complete picture presented in this guide. I shall present my views and the points of some experts.
Let me start with a short overview of what VOIP is all about and the users, its benefits and challenges confronting the use of VOIP along with the biggies in the VOIP sector.
For a company, Voice over IP goods include Internet Call Centers, IP Gateways, Unified Messaging, IP Gate Keepers Conferencing, IP Phones, IP PBX and many more applications and solutions.
Conventionally high-quality voice transmission between two or more parties phone calls are carried through Public Switched Telephone Networks. Where as data such as web browsing, email etc. are carried through packet-based data networks like ATM, IP and Frame Relay. In the past few years, there has been a drastic and rapid change towards using data networks to carry both the telephone calls and the data. It is called convergence of data and voice networks.
UTStarcom UM150 PC/Mac USB Broadband Card review
January 31, 2008 on 2:27 pm | In Telecommunication services | 3 CommentsUTStarcom UM150 PC/Mac USB Broadband Card for Alltel’s Wireless Network only is the latest convenient and flexible data card for using on computer with PC or Mac USB 2.0 ports.

This is a very simple to use, slim, small device 3.6 x 1.5 x 0.7 inches, weight 0.8 oz in black color with LED status indicator. This gadjet compatible with all computers having USB port. UM150 allow you get surfing in Internet, check e-mail, access to corporate networks with download speed reach 2.4 Mbps and upload speed of up to 153 Kbps.
Box with broadband card include User’s guide, Y-cable, Connections software and CD with MacOS, XP, Vista and Windows 2000 drivers for fast installation, built-in microSD memory slot holds for 4GB+ cards (cards sold seperately). UTStarcom UM150 compatible with - CDMA 800, 850, 1800, 1900 networks and support 3G data speed. For working this device use power coming from USB port and not need additional sources.
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YouTube on cellphone
January 24, 2008 on 1:59 pm | In Telecommunication services | 4 CommentsUnit of Google, YouTube.com is expanding its mobile service. Now you can see any video clips from its site on your cellphones if it capable of using high speed wireless connections from 3G operators. YouTube’s website already serves up more than 200 000 000 video clips today and anybody can sharing video with this online service.
“It’s basically the full YouTube experience you can get on the desktop — on the phone,” said Dwipal Desia, YouTube’s mobile product manager. “We expect it to get fairly popular from our past experiences.”
Desai said also that company is testing application that will make it easier for cellphone users to upload their video clips from handsets onto YouTube, that can allow for far use of video to document people’s lives much more.
YouTube will providing mobile access to many of features that available on its Internet site. The additional features for cell phones including ability to rate video clips and share video with friends.
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