Posts Tagged by mobile phone
Guest post by Vanessa Tripodi: How to Find The Best Mobile Phone Plan
| July 10, 2011 | Posted by BlueTone_CEO under Events. Lifestyle. Trends. Tips, Guest Posts, Uncategorized |
Tweet When you’re trying to find the best mobile phone deal in today’s rather complex market, you will need to make yourself aware of the various types of arrangements surrounding the mobile phone industry generally, as well as how these differences are packaged. Important features to become familiar with include the following: Prepaid. Prepaid phones…
A Safety Network for You
| June 27, 2011 | Posted by BlueTone_CEO under Telecom News, Telecoms, Uncategorized |
Tweet Have you already heard of Smart911? If you haven’t, you may want to. Smart911 is a simple technology allowing people to make personal data available to 911 call takers before the need to call 911 even occurs. By means of Smart911, citizens may use a website to create a Safety Profile with much more…
Long Distance Relationships: “Reach Out and Touch Someone”
| September 15, 2010 | Posted by BrianP under International Calling, Long Distance, Trends |
Tweet While doing Google keyword research, I noticed a lot of keywords related to long distance relationships–phrases like “long distance dating” and “long distance love poems.” Then I recalled the old commercials and ads that AT&T ran in the late 1970′s and 1980′s using its “reach out and touch someone” slogan. The company successfully communicated…
Mobile Phones and Innovation Driving Prosperity in India
| August 17, 2010 | Posted by BrianP under Telco Developments, Telecoms |
Tweet Most people don’t realize how quickly cell phone growth is exploding in developing nations like India. In June, 2010 alone, operators added 18 million new subscribers bringing total mobile subscribers to 672 million people. Research company Gartner predicts India will have 993 million subscribers by 2014! Compare these numbers to other areas of the…
Long Distance Rates Plummet Since 1927
| August 3, 2010 | Posted by BrianP under International Calling, Long Distance |
Tweet Do you know that the first transatlantic long distance call from New York to London by AT&T in 1927 cost $75 for just three minutes? By 1934, however, AT&T’s transpacific cost for three minutes between the U.S. and Japan via radio only cost $39! You’re probably laughing right now considering how far we’ve come.…
A World Into A Phone
| July 26, 2010 | Posted by BlueTone_CEO under Telco Developments, Telecoms, Trends |
Tweet A telephone was primarily meant to establish a voice communication pathway between two or more people. But that was sometime back. Not anymore. With the rapid advancements in telecommunication industry, our phones are far from being just a telephone and used only for calling. The mobile technology has made it possible to have devices…
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