Nokia E63

The Nokia E63 has a beautiful deep colored shell and is very good with emailing if you need to and it has so many great features on it, it’s just like bringing your Pc with you, so you never have to miss your office if you just simply can’t be there. The E63 focus is to maintain your professional business and your more private matters in life, by allowing you to participate in your social life and browse your more private emails and now you have access anywhere to do this.

The E63 also has really neat Wi Fi Connectivity to keep you in touch in public or private places, and mail for Exchange support will keep you updated technically and even chatting with your buddies at the office. There are speed dial types of features so you won’t have to fumble through numbers trying to call and for such a small device you get access to 1GB file Storage. Now this phone is really a great buy.

The call center industry is dominating the world of the business process outsourcing (BPO) in which the Philippines is considered as the home for largest contact centers in the world.

Beyond this booming industry is a promising future for Filipinos being in the Third World country. The gift of call center is a blessing for Filipino people because the country is being looked up as leader in the outsourcing. This is true, several surveys have been done before why the Philippines is considered as location for outsourcing. The surveys led by the private sectors revealed that the country significantly compete in off-shoring industry. It is a window of hope to young Filipino workers, who directly employed in this industry even they are undergraduate.

Beyond call center promotes huge revenue advantage. In the Philippines, it was reported by the country’s Chief Executive that the earnings in the outsourcing dramatically increase this year. In return, the national government continue to strengthen their partnership among contact center executives. Proving their support of being friendly to the investors are proof why these giant contact centers want to stay up and running in the Philippines.

Beyond call center promotes a realistic preparation in the future of the Philippines. It is now known in the business world that can never be ignored. The presence of call center lessen the unemployment rate of the country. Since there’s no problem in getting job in outsourcing, Filipino workers can easily grasp the lifestyle in call centers. Filipinos are competent and can talk with passion and accent with their American clients. Their trainings are wonderful and considered as extensive.

Beyond call center is a reflection of having a stable industry, which will continue in the next following years. The target of the government will soon achieve because many call center companies are now entering in the country’s business circle. Large and small contact centers enjoy the privilege given to them by the government. No need to worry about security because they are safe and being prioritized all the time. The country’s finest policemen continue to conduct surveillance in any of the financial districts in metro Manila. call center companies are considered as vital installation, since many of them occupying the skyscrapers, the government always monitor them in a case to case basis.

Beyond call center is a strong nation. If the government is considered as investment hub, no wonder that this is a country which practices standard politicking. The Philippines is among of them. Though political bickering is almost happening elsewhere. But when it comes to the public interest, the politicians from the local and national unite each other to promote peace and nationwide camaraderie. No call center companies will stay in the country if political noise is unresolved. With the present situation right now, it is with great respect and desire that contact center locators will remain operational in the Philippines.

Call center and beyond is now the pride of every Filipino. Working closely with the government will provide a better chain of command between the business partners, the lawmakers and the workers. The Philippines will continue to raise up the flag that call center is a dominant industry in the country today.

The designer flash drive is usually overlooked as a status symbol, but not anymore. Whip out a one of a kind state of the art wookden beauty at your next cocktail party, and prepare to bask in the envious OOOHs and AHHHs of your friends and acuaitances.

Made by quirky Netherlands design company Oooms, each USB memory stick is arafted from an actual branch, handpicked from sylvan forests,. That means no two pieces look quite a likfe - some have knots or squiggly marks left by worms.

The drices are avaiable in 512, 1GB, and 2GB sizes. Its a steal for a piece of art, coz price is kinda steep.

But the sight of a protruding twig on you notebook is priceless.

A bill requiring “anyone answering or initiating a call at a center used by a U.S. business to disclose location” is currently under consideration in the US Congress. In short, if this becomes law, we’ll probably see employees at local centers say “My name is Juan dela Cruz, and I’m from the Philippines” at beginning of each call.

The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Jason Altmire, a democrat from Pennsylvania, also wants it to apply to call centers based in the US. “It may make a difference for people in deciding who they will do business with” he said.

My source from the local call center industry (actually, a friend who used to work for eTelecare) said that she was not allowed to reveal her location unless asked directly by the customer.

So, if the Call Center Consumer’s Right to Know Act becomes law, how will it affect the growing call center industry in the Philippines? Personally, I think more “customer service associates” in the here will find out just what jingoism is, even if they’re part of the outsourcing process that lets Americans enjoy lower prices.

Would using wording like “Hi, I’m Juan dela Cruz, from the beautiful country of the Philippines!” work? Probably not.

How well do you look after your customers? Most companies probably think they do a good job, but the addition of technology into large, national call centers has caused many organizations to focus on technology solutions as opposed to people solutions.

• 1. If your call center uses a feature where a customer can leave a number where they can be reached by the next available customer service representative, turn it off and hire more customer service representatives.
• 2. A call center manager must rely on technology to track important statistics like the amount of time a customer waits on hold. Any time greater than one minute should be considered to be inadequate. By monitoring these statistics, priority can be given to improving staffing levels.
  
  
  
• 3. If your first point of contact with your customer is having a recorded message telling them how important their call is, you may want to look at changing the message. If their call was important, it would be immediately answered by a real person - not a computer.
• 4. If your marketing team suggests that a marketing campaign should be created around a “focus” or “commitment” to customer service, laugh at them and tell them they should take the marketing money allocated for that campaign and spend it on actually improving customer service.
• 5. Here’s a great idea. If your company sends invoices or bills to your customers, reduce the amount of calls to the call center by simplifying the bills. Bills that are too confusing are a leading cause of calls into a busy call center.
• 6. Make your executives and managers spend a day in the seat of a customer service representative. Give them a good idea of the challenges that are faced by your front-line workers.

Traditional ROI calculations use the level of profit generated by an asset divided by the value of the asset and expressed as a percentage. That’s fine but when we seek to ascribe a value to non-profit generating assets we need to look at ways in which we can quantify the value that the call center is contributing to overall business operations.

Call center data management and manipulation has lent itself particularly well to KPI metric and Balanced Scorecard methodology. KPI/Balanced Scorecard techniques are a mainstay of the management of any call center and using the metrics that are being produced from these management information tools allows to start calculating an approximation for ROI.

If we move away from the idea of profit centers that need to be maximized and cost centers that need to be cut so logically increasing profit, we can start thinking of the different business components as contributing value.

What is the value that we can ascribe to a call center it doesn’t create anything?

First, lets look at a revised ROI calculation, we can pretty easily work out a cost for the call center which is going to be used in the ROI calculation if we use that as asset value of the ROI number crunching.

Second, if we look at the relative contribution of call center activities we can start ascribing a value based on the effect on our financial and management accounting information. Linking information from customer service feedback and focus groups will allow us to develop an idea of the impact on repeat business for instance. Repeat business is something that our accounting and CRM system will be monitoring so we can get a value for that. The customer survey and feedback groups will also give an indication as to how important our customer service is in winning repeat business orders and that will in turn allow us to infer a value for that proportion of repeat business that is attributable to the call center efforts.

We are now close to being able to perform an ROI calculation in that we have determined a value that is created for the expense of our customer service efforts made by the call center.

Using such attributable value calculations for ROI is not flawless but it does provide a valuable tool for tracking the value of a non-revenue division that is being contributed to overall business success. Tracking ROI of this nature over time, as long as the calculation is made on a consistent basis will help indicate and highlight the relative success of initiatives and investment in the call center.

Calculating an overall ROI can be done by a broader attribution of value that is created by the call center and the total expense that is incurred by it. Used alone such an ROI calculation is not going to be of much help but the use of the incremental ROI that can be calculated for discrete costs and further investment in the call center is very useful for helping to justify whether incremental investment should be made or not.

The last time that you purchased something, did you happen to see on the bottom of the label an 800 number that you can call to find out information about the product or other products or services that the company offered? Or the last time that you traveled and had a question regarding the tickets that you had purchased, were you referred to and given a number to call? These places that companies now have you call with questions regarding their products or services are called “contact centers.”

Running a business such as an airline or drug company has its own problems, without having to constantly deal with customers or clients that have questions or problems. Also, when these customers and clients do have their issues it is imperative that they be solved as expediently as possible, so all parties involved are happy. Managing a contact center is a major undertaking, because if it isn’t done right a business will lose customers and money.

Contact Center Outsourcing Services Are Experts at Customer Relations

This is why more and more businesses are turning to contact center outsourcing as a solution to this issue. By using a contact center outsourcing service, business managers are then freed up to focus on actually running the business. Also, the business benefits by having a company handle this area of customer relations and service that specializes in it.

Cost Savings for the Business

A contact center outsourcing business is able to help the businesses that they serve to cut costs at the same time, which allows them to be more competitive. This is because, when a call is placed to a contact center outsourcing business it can all be handled over seas or by cheap labor subcontracted by a states prison industries in the U.S.

I got this article while reading Yahoo News,written by Chris Radcliff.

William Yuan, a seventh-grader from Portland, OR, developed a three-dimensional solar cell that absorbs UV as well as visible light. The combination of the two might greatly improve cell efficiency. William's project earned him a $25,000 scholarship and a trip to the Library of Congress to accept the award, which is usually given out for research at the graduate level.

“Current solar cells are flat and can only absorb visible light,” he said. “I came up with an innovative solar cell that absorbs both visible and UV light. My project focused on finding the optimum solar cell to further increase the light absorption and efficiency and design a nanotube for light-electricity conversion efficiency.”

You know, that's just what I was thinking when I was 12, but my idea didn't quite work. Well, it was just a paper towel roll with "Solar Rays" written on the side in Sharpie, and I tried to use it to melt G.I. Joe figures. But still. Well done, William!

Modular Office Furniture for You and Me

Here is a simple rundown on the basic things that you should consider when it comes to choosing modular office furniture:

After learning about the two different types of modular office furniture, it is now time for your to look at how flexible they are. Consider circumstances such as, will you be able to bring them along with you when you move? Or can they easily be arranged in cubes or the traditional bullpen style? If these are your main concerns, then check with your local office furniture retailer to see if they are indeed flexible enough for the requirements of your workspace.

Aside from the element of flexibility, durability comes in your considerations more than ever. While your company probably will want a new set of modular office furniture after two years or so, it is still right to invest in good modular office furniture that can see through the company's changes. Check the warranty offers of your dealer as well, most especially the service that they will give, and the easy availability of its parts.

Basically, the most common cubicle sizes range from 6'x6', 6'x8', and 8'x8'. These sizes are good enough to allow ample breathing room for the employee, and probably even a computer or two, wide space for writing, and perhaps even a single chair for visitors. They are known as the 2'x4' call center workstation, or the 12'x12' manager's cube which is the biggest standard size.

Lastly, aside from the size itself, you will also have to consider the height of the walls. Remember that they are partly for the privacy of the employee as well do be conscious about this critical element. Heights can range from 34” to 85”, and this is highly relative to how the employees are comfortable working. Many people like to have that ability to stand up and chat with their co-workers, but enjoy their privacy when they are seated. 54” walls are a good height for interaction, while 67” to 72” create more privacy. Take note though, that too much privacy may also take away the natural lighting conditions if the workspace, or it can also breed a relaxed workstation that may lead to laziness. 42” walls are the ideal of all since it makes it easier for the employees to work while still being able to maintain their own privacy.

Cambridge Silicon Radio — the leading Bluetooth chip supplier — shipped over 600 million chips in 2007 and is expected to ship about a billion more this year. That’s just one supplier. The total number of chips buried in other products is well over several billion. The reason for such high volume is that the number one use of Bluetooth is to implement the wireless headset in cell phones. That means two Bluetooth chips for each: one in the handset and the other in the ear piece. Most cell phones have this feature today. And since cell phones sell in the one billion per year range, you can see how Bluetooth got to be number one. There are dozens of other uses, as well. ABI Research — a market information company — predicts that about 2.4 billion Bluetooth-enabled products will ship in 2013.

“World’s smallest”
Bluetooth headset released

A Bluetooth headset weighing less than 6 grams (.21 ounces) and measuring l.3 inches long and .63 inches wide was released by INVISIO, who claims that the G5 is the “world’s smallest Bluetooth headset.” The headset provides up to 4 hours of talk time and 150 hours of standby time and comes with a “Protective Charging case” that charges the headset each time it is placed in the case. When used with this portable rechargeable charger, INVISIO states that the G5 provides up 20 hours of talk time and 30 days of standby time.

INVISIO G-5 Specifications

Chrome is Not a Windows-Killer

I’ve been reading all sorts of starry eyed accounts as to how the new browser from Google dubbed Chrome is going to kill Windows. As someone who is absolutely dazzled by Chrome, I’m here to tell you that it isn’t the case. Certainly, we may be looking at one of the best browsers to date, particularly for the Windows platform. It’s sleek not just in appearance, but load times and memory usage.

That said, it’s just plain impossible for it to be an operating system, and it’s a pretty big stretch to say that it’s anything close to replacing the desktop.

That hasn’t stopped a number of pundits from proclaiming it to be the first nail in the coffin for Microsoft’s dominance of the desktop. One of my favorite foils, Drama 2.0, is actually in agreement with me on this issue as he calls out Henry Blodgett on an article which appeared on Yahoo Finance that makes a number of statements only a financial analyst with a smattering of technology know-how could make.

In the article, Henry states that “the need for Windows and other operating systems is declining,” and calls Chrome “an operating system for cloud computing.”

When I read that, I was just as bewildered at Blodgett’s qualifications as Drama. If you don’t have a good understanding of what technology is about, and how an operational personal computing device is put together on the hardware and software level, then everything Blodgett says makes sense. It’s no secret that Google, at least in some ways, has its sites set on Microsoft. The apps they provide, the search business, their advertising plays and now the browser all are direct, one-to-one affronts on Microsoft.

But to say to finance folks (and Web 2.0 pundits who lack the technical chops to know the difference) that this is a play to displace Microsoft with cloud computing shows an ignorance not just the underlying tech but also the history of long term Microsoft strategy.

Bill Gates was Talking About This Almost 20 Years Ago It’s as if Blodgett has completely forgotten that Bill Gates had this same idea a decade ago, and that Internet Explorer was supposed to lead into this world of client/server computing in which the boundaries between the desktop and the “wide area network” were indistinguishable. He started down that path in 1993, in which he gave his blessing to client/server computing.

It’s understandable to have missed that, but to have forgotten completely about Microsoft’s thin-client play with WebTV is just a bit of funny. The way that the product faded to black after it’s acquisition for nearly half a billion was nothing short of noteworthy to anyone worth his salt in tech.

Since Blodgett failed to remember these launches, it’s not surprising that he fails to connect the dots between WebTV’s failure and the XBox’s success in further blurring the lines between the network and computing, what’s local and what’s remote.

Simply put, Microsoft is several iterations ahead of whatever “cloud is the computer” strategy Google is working on, Google is still the underdog, and they aren’t coming close to threatening them yet.

Is This Semantics or Fundamental Strategy Difference? At first read, it’s easy to play off this rebuttal as me playing semantics. Obviously, the need for an OS is never going to decrease. The operating system is the software that lets your monitor talk to your processor and your hard drive Iomega eGo Portable Hard Drive and your keyboard and all those otherwise useless hunks of plastic and metal you’re reading this from.

What most of these pundits actually mean to say is that Chrome is going to replace the desktop, and the overall Google strategy is to develop a robust and responsive browsing environment suitable for replacing the traditional desktop with.

This, too, is myopia induced analysis, though. Blodgett and other bloggers are completely forgetting the Android initiative when they go down this hypothetical road. Almost everyone who’s brought up this idea that the “browser is the desktop” has implied or explicitly said that we’ll see Chrome start showing up on PCs, Macs, phones and palmtops.

The reasoning is that it’s based on Open Source codebase, and can easily be integrated into a wide number of hardware platforms as the desktop of choice. To do so, at least from a developer standpoint, is akin to buying a thousand umbrellas to replace your leaky roof. It simply wasn’t designed to reside on an environment other than the typical desktop you see on Windows, Linux and Mac environments. Android is the initiative where they adapt the Webkit codebase for mobile applications (and even then, there’s an OS and Desktop layer aside from the browser). Chrome only exists within desktop environments (not instead of desktop environments).

So What’s So Exciting About Chrome?

On the surface, it’s exciting because Chrome is a great browser, hands down. It beats the pants off any other browser I’ve tried, and I’ve tried them all. I hate bloated software, so my life is generally accompanied by a dull roar of misery since I’m for the moment stuck with Windows Vista Windows XP Era Ends . I’ve always wondered why it’s still called software advancement when despite consistent stark upticks in hardware capabilities, our software runs slower and slower with each iteration.

Call me crazy, but I’ve always valued efficiency. That’s what Chrome has done for the browser - it’s given users a capable and efficient alternative to the bloated options that they currently have. It’s (unfortunately) a revolutionary concept.

Beyond that, it is a potential paradigm shift in the way we look at applications, too. The ability to send a shortcut to the desktop that represents a link to a web based application? Well, that’s finally putting equal footing to web apps with desktop based applications. It is truly the fulfillment of Gate’s murky rumblings circa “The Road Ahead” of ‘a point where you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between the desktop and the Internet.’

But make no mistake: this isn’t a desktop replacement - only a desktop incursion. There’s a huge difference.

Amilo Mini Ui 3520, Fujitsu’s Netbook Entry

Looks like all those ultra portable but fully-functional laptops have a new name: netbook. More importantly, it seems that Fujitsu has joined the netbook game, with the introduction of the Amilo Mini Ui 3250:

For 399 euros, you get: a netbook with an 8.9’’ 1024 x 600 Display, running on the Intel Atom Processor N270 (1,6 GHz). 1GB of DDR2 667 RAM will probably be enough to make the preinstalled XP Home run smoothly, while a 60 or 80GB hard disk (3600 and 4200 rpm respectively), plus WiFi, Bluetooth, and USB 2.0 will keep you connected.

An ExpressCard slot, VGA out, an integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam and a built-in microphone round up the full computing experience. All that in a package weighing less than 1kg.

The Sony Ericsson C902 is a great little camera phone that includes a 5 megapixel camera with face-detection auto focus and an LED flash. The camera controls are easy to use, a bonus for those who are new to camera phone technology. The Sony C902 also includes a music player, FM radio, 3G HSDPA, Bluetooth and plenty of memory to handle all of its spectacular features. This super slim and stylish phone is available in either black or red.

This phone is the first entry on the scene from Sony Ericsson's new range of phones. The "C" models are the new range of Cyber-Shot phones, formerly the "K' series, and the Sony C902 replaces the K850i. In the physical sense, the Sony C902 is a return to the best Sony Ericsson style with a classic handset but slim styling. The keypad on this phone is designed to allow fast texting and includes a 5-way navigation pad.

The screen isn't quite as big as on the K850s, but this is because Sony has added touch-sensitive shortcuts to activate the camera as well as to allow switching between still and video and changing camera settings. The shortcuts on the Sony C902 provide an excellent solution to the problem of navigating on a camera phone by giving users more control than most other camera phones do. In spite of the reduction of the screen, the resolution remains the same as previous Cyber-Shots models.

The camera on the Sony Ericsson C902 is located underneath a small sliding cover-when you slide the cover open, the phone becomes a camera. One of the great features of this phone is the built in BestPic features which allows you to take nine photos in a second and choose the one you wish to keep. Another great feature of the Sony C902 is its ability to detect how the phone is being held so that it can automatically rotate your pictures into the portrait or landscape mode.

If you have used the K850i, you will note that the Sony C902 used an LED flash rather than a Xenon flash. Though ordinarily the Xenon flash is more powerful, the LED flash used on the camera for the C902 is more powerful than a standard LED flash. Keep in mind that Sony Ericsson changed the type of flash because they were having problems with the Xenon flash, so they made a decision based upon providing the best product for their customers.

If you're looking for a high quality camera phone with video capabilities as well as one with music capabilities and bluetooth enablement, you will be quite happy with the Sony Ericsson C902 camera phone. With capabilities that match the best in the industry, you can be certain that your C902 will give you everything you want in a camera phone and more. With a camera comprised of five megapixels, you can be certain you have plenty of memory for your photos when you need them and lack a stand alone digital camera.

The question: 'O2 Mobile Phones vs Blackberry Mobile phones' is very good and also very interesting. Both the O2 brand of phones and the blackberry brand of phones are very good. They both have products which are quite advanced in terms of technology. Both of them have many features available in them. However they too have a lot of differences.

The brands differ in terms of features and facilities. The two brands have a different image altogether owning to their difference in features. They delight the users in a variety of ways.

Let us take the example of the O2 XDA Argon and the Blackberry Pearl 8110. These two phones have interesting disparities in terms of memory. The O2 has 256 mega bytes of ROM and 64 mega bytes of RAM. The blackberry has 64 mega bytes of flash memory. With both having a microSD (Trans flash) memory card and 4 hours of talk time, they differ in terms of standby time with the O2 having 200 hours of standby time and the blackberry having 360 hours of standby time. A user can connect to the Internet by WAP 2.0 and HTML through the O2 Argon and through RIM wireless modem and HTML through the Blackberry Pearl. Then this brand of the O2 mobile phones has a Tri-band technology with GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900. The Blackberry on the other hand has a quad band technology with GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900. The two phones are also magnificent in terms of connectivity. The O2 XDA Argon has Bluetooth, USB,GPRS, Wi-Fi and Infra-red, while the blackberry has Bluetooth, USB,GPRS and EDGE.

These basic features of these two phones show that when it comes to O2 Mobile Phones vs Blackberry Mobile phones both of them have different and extremely interesting features. The same goes with most of the other brands of O2 mobile phones and Blackberry mobile phones. Let the phrase- O2 Mobile Phones vs Blackberry Mobile phones- assume another evidence trough another comparison of two other brands of the O2 mobile phones and the Blackberry. Let these two brands be the O2 XDA Orbit and the Blackberry curve 8300. These two phones are still another marvellous examples of advanced technology and facilities.

The O2 XDA Orbit has 128 mega bytes RAM and 256 mega bytes ROM. There is also a microSD (Trans flash) memory card. The Blackberry curve 8300 on the other hand has 64 mega bytes Flash memory. It also has the microSD memory card option. In terms of standby time the Blackberry curve 8300 has 408 hours of standby time while the O2 XDA Orbit has 450 hours of standby time. A user can browse the internet through the O2 XDA Orbit by the WAP 2.0 XHTML browser and the HTML browser. He can connect to the internet when he is using the Blackberry curve 8300 by using the embedded RIM wireless modem and the HTML browser. Then both the phones very good in terms of connectivity. The Blackberry curve 8300 has Bluetooth, USB,GPRS and EDGE and the O2 XDA Orbit has Bluetooth with A2DP, USB,GPRS, EDGE, 3G with HSDPA and Wi-Fi. Then both the phones also have many options for worldwide roaming. The O2 XDA Orbit has the quad band technology and provides the user with the option of switching networks between HSDPA, GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900. The blackberry Curve 8330 also follows the quad band technology and has the networks- GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 and GSM 1900. Both of them have wonderful cameras with many features. The O2 XDA Orbit has a 3 mega pixels camera and the Blackberry curve 8300 has a 2 mega pixels camera.

These two fantastic brands thus answer the question: O2 Mobile Phones vs Blackberry Mobile phones. The O2 mobile phones are very good and the Blackberry phones are also very good. They only differ in terms of the variety of features in these two brands.

Andrena Markley is the webmaster of onlinemobilephoneshop.co.uk and deals in latest mobile phones. For latest information on O2 Phones, BlackBerry Phones and Cheap Pay As You Go Phones.

I'm wondering how good is a Monaural Noise-Canceling Headset?

We are using The Plantronics H91N Encore Monaural Noise-Canceling Headset and most of us complain.Not just because we do not have our own unit,not even muffins to change,but it feels unbalanced.

They say that this is with a Single earpiece headband style, Noise-canceling microphone, Adjustable,with Soft ear cushions for all day comfort but unhygieneic for agents sharing what's available in the pod, then it's Flexible boom plus with Tone control.

Is my Center missing the benefits and requirements from the agent's end?

It seems my NEW Center thinks of how good we may sound to the caller but not how comfortable we physically feel while on the call.

Or maybe the center's not investing into that because after all, we get paid higher than the rest of the TSRs and so we must go, buy and provide our personal "muffins" as you may.

Talk about that huh!

RESPONSIBILITY and SELF RELIANCE is what I am paid to do.

For those who'd be interested to apply, send your applications directly to the HR of the company. As for those who'd be sending out their resumes to those who posts their job openings online, you're missing a lot.

Don't you know that once you get hired by this companies, the one who passed your resume gets a BIG PERCENTAGE or some referral bonus!?Just make a deal or have a pact taht you get your piece of share too

So it's up to you. If I were you, I'd befriend the post-er get to know him if its really legit, and if he really works for that company.Get his employee ID and tell the recruitment team how to hunt your new friend ASAP. Then ask if he gets the bonus once you get hired, if there is ask for your right!!

So don't just dive in! I'm only featuring this because you may find it useful dear readers. But always use common sense to avoid getting scammed! If you’re not sure, it never hurts to ask for further details and clarification.

Also, once you send out information thru your resumes you might get spam mails on your emails and other stuff delivered straight to your doorstep. So better think twice!

It's always the same thing and education... Inside the customer's premise ,you need to have a Modem,PC with a NIC,filters and the cables.

Outside the DEMARC marked by the NID,that's where the copper wires go to the Central Office. The different thing about the account which I support now is that inside their Central Office,they not only have a DSLAM nor the Router but they have the MPS/Ldap and Radius.

Plus,this DSL account also does not want to exhaust a 16k ft distance from CO of one's location,rather,MAXIMIZE's a 14k loop length requirement. Maybe that's why it's on top.They delivering "world class service' With this "Baby bell" buying the "Mama Bell",add an alliance with Yahoo!,subscribers are really having the best quality where their bucks go.

One can choose from a basic,pro,extra and elite packages with the Yahoo!All in One security Suite. This software is available and has an Address Guard and Spamguard feature no other online DSL providers can beat! To know more about it,research on help.att.sbcglobal.net

But still,I miss my old account!or just it's bitter memories....

It has not even been officially released yet, and the iPhone 2.0 OS already has been unlocked. In contrast, the original iPhone OS took hackers a couple of months to unlock. But this time they got a head start. Gizmodo reports the iPhone Dev Team has been working on jailbreaking the phone since the beta version went out with the iPhone SDK.

But does it really matter? While it’s exciting that the new OS is unlocked and unauthorized apps can be added, it’s not as useful as when the original version was jailbroken. That’s because there’s this little thing called the App Store, along with the new phone’s tighter bundling with an AT&T contract no matter where you purchase it, and because the phone will soon be available in most countries.

But if you enjoy the sheer sport of watching people hack Steve Jobs’ precious creation, keep an eye on the iPhone Dev Team’s site for the release of their tool. It reportedly will be released “soon.”

Unfortunately iPhone 2.0 wont be released here up until next moth. But still I can't wait to grab one. Would there be anyone willing to sponsor and give me one as a gift?

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Iphone 2.0

DSL ONLINE:easy connection,route and slow throughput and Pay your subscription promptly! Do you honestly know how you get connected to the internet? Pay your subscription on time! Wel aside from that,you see,nowadays we have lots of players to give their so called fast internet connection:Smart and Globe for Broadband and for the classic Dial up:ISP bonanza,and other Prepai Internet cards.For those copper wires or what is known as the "lines"(DSL) you have PLDT's myDSL or Bayantel's DSL.Name it,their sign up booths are like monggo sprouts everywhere. For instance,in the United States they have one of the many service providers topping it all.They Outsource in our country while bombarding their Filipino Technical Support Representatives with lots of metrics to maintain:excellent customer Service,how customers can be Promoters and what else can they say after the call,and of course, Customer satisfaction. Oh not to forget, that their subscriber must at least do not call within 7 days for the same issue or problem.What company would that be?I guess my lips are sealed for now... Going back for the first of this series,when one can not connect to the internet,one would call the Online service Provider.Mind you,every type of service has a different Tech Support Number.But the point is that,Americans want technical support but guess what's their number one expectation?Most of them long to speak with an English Speaking cum technically trained Computer Engineer for their Internet access technical support over the phone.Or perhaps a magician would be better! But first and foremost, please remember that the service will not work without having the following : (Example 1:for a simple PC on A DSL connection) 1.your service provider and a qualified line (meaning you are A-OK from the signal and distance based on your house and the ISPs Central office) 2.your computer hard wired to the modem 3.a modem 4.RJ 11 5.Rj 45 6.microfilters (when dsl connection shares the phone line for s a phone unit too) 7.money for payment of service or else we have nothing to talk about anymore To be continued... (because I need to pay my ISP ASAP too )

Back to Basic Blogging:A journal of a mother for day to day consumption,reflections and discoveries, praying that this site will help earn a living

Why do people blog?because there is an innate nature to write and broadcast minds to the world especially to the online community

Or like for a mother that has 3 kids,who has no more helper at home,and who can not go back to work in an office,opting to have and restore quality time and values to her kids,waiting until the youngest turns 3 years old when going back to work,blogging is a form of therapy to augment financial needs

In other words,HELP me earn !

I recently resigned from the "5-min-away-from-home-pioneer call center remember?

WHY?

because I am now guarding,withdrawing and empowering my eldest who used to be always out of the house and going to the computer shop even if I always tell the yaya not to allow him

because with the yaya before,my second son is so frail and has poor appetite being poorly and almost not fed on time

and because my youngest was always carried as the yaya's form of rest and so up until now,even if he is turning 2, he likes to be cuddled and carried all the time

or simply because it's time to be WITH MY three beastie boys as they need me more.

And aside from the fact that their yaya did not return from her day off

So please bear with me if I write a journal with all the simple yet wonderful things I will be discovering with my children

and thank you for clicking the pages to help me earn money and my sanity

Also plese visit our other blog http://mommandsons.blogspot.com/ We will definitely make it fun and keep you posted

A lot of CATCHING UP: weighing what’s good and what's left on the spinning wheel of work

Yes, I have been silent on my personal notes lately because it took me a lot of thinking and seizing up to do.

First catching up, I haven’t blogged that I and my husband met a vehicular accident On September that got me impulsively leaving the good and “career-giving/future-looks-so-bright job at the Shaw call center, right? Well now you know.

I left Shaw because they told me to go half day even if I had multiple hemorrhages and that my husband was scheduled for the plate surgery in his arms. That’s how they challenged me .And add the funny story they spread that it was just a public bus that bumped up slightly and or that’s why my husband had broken and radial nerve palsy because I was too heavy for him. How insensitive! Or shall I say how unprofessional they can be!

But the one good thing remaining and what I was really after and am still thankful for was that we were able to use the HMO Maxicare Gold Health card during the emergency room procedure (which I declined charging from after some more treatment so that MGE cab company will pay the rest in cash!)

After I left the “career-giving/future-looks-so-bright” call center, I “re applied” to my “5 minute away from home” pioneer call center and they took me in as a “re hire”

Re hire meaning nothing, nada, nil, back to zero-no credits or continuum on the years of tenure what so ever, no number of years and services rendered, no chance for promotions not until you pass the 6-9 months probationary period AGAIN! New i.d., new access card but old headset and LOWER RATE!-talk about saying yes to being used up!

The only good thing left: you get to retain your employee number, employee reputation and co employees-some are now on the higher level than you are.

I guess that’s what you call “missed opportunities for impulsively leaving! Or better yet KARMA! Sobbing….

But then again the wheel keeps on turning and this time I resigned and left my “5 minute away from home” pioneer call center because in time of need it’s only an Intellicare healthcard that I only have and again, none yet for my children.

*This healthcard is 100% subsidized by the “career-giving/future-looks-so-bright” call center and 3 more cards for your family members

Gmail’s spam protection still working for you, or is it leaking?

I first noticed a spam message in my Gmail account I actually thought it was a genuine message simply because I was so used to Gmail’s antispam filters working so well. From my previous experience, zero spam passed through Gmail’s protection, and other users I’ve talked to have had similar experiences as well.

Now, some friends have called and told me that their Gmail accounts are filled with spam. We’re not talking one or two spam messages; we’re talking dozens of them. Some are also reporting that the overall number of spam messages which have been recognized by Gmail as spam and put in the spam folder has also increased significantly.

Of course, I’m aware that we’re talking about a small set of users here - me and a couple of friends and coworkers - but since Gmail was so efficient in battling spam so far, even tiny incidents like these seem significant. I’m interested in your experiences, our dear readers; is Gmail’s spam protection still working good for you, or is it leaking? Kindly respond in the comments.

Microsoft's Proxy Fight with Yahoo

Just last week, Microsoft responded to Yahoo’s rejection of their $44.6 billion acquisition offer by writing that they “reserve the right to pursue all necessary steps to ensure that Yahoo!’s shareholders are provided with the opportunity to realize the value inherent in our proposal.” Today, confirmation that Microsoft will go hostile in their efforts to acquire Yahoo, with DealBook reporting that the software giant will attempt to seize control of Yahoo’s Board of Directors, setting the stage for a vote to approve the deal.

The move follows news last night that Microsoft does not intend to raise its offer to acquire Yahoo at $31/share in cash and stock. According to DealBook, waging what’s known as a proxy fight against Yahoo will cost the company about $20-30 million, versus an additional $1.4 billion for every dollar they add to their acquisition offer.

So what are the odds of Microsoft successfully acquiring Yahoo via proxy fight? Pretty good according to the report. Yahoo’s entire board is up for re-election, meaning that if enough of Yahoo’s shareholders feel that Microsoft’s offer is the best move for the company, they can elect Microsoft’s nominees to the board and force a deal.

The Sony Ericsson W-series or Walkman mobile phones are popular for their astonishing music quality and music focused features. Music lovers consider these phones as true companions.

The Sony Ericsson W890i is a music handset loaded with incredible musical features. These advanced applications ensure you an outstanding musical experience. The marvellous phone comes with an excellent visual display, 3.2 megapixel camera, FM radio, Java games, MP3 player and lots more. The large colour screen displays up to 262k colours. This ultra stylish phone houses a range of connectivity options, imaging features and latest technologies.

The SenseMe music feature that helps the user to create play lists. The TrackID feature lets you find the name of name of the song, artist or album. The MegaBass feature lets you enhance the bass frequency. Be ensured of getting broadband speed internet access, high speed data transfers and multitasking with the help of this phone. This phone appeals the true music lovers. The easy to use music features attract the music lovers.

Get an exciting 3D gaming experience with the Java games. Establish a connection between the headset and the phone using the Bluetooth stereo A2DP feature. Simply drag and drop the songs from the computer to your handset with the help of Disc2Phone software.

Some of the impressive features of the handset include EDGE, HSDPA, GPRS, HSCSD, picture editor, built-in hands free and voice memo. The amazing set of navigation keys facilitate the user to go through the menu options. The radio with a RDS feature lets the users see the name of the station they are listening to. The easy to access musical controls enhance the musical experience. The phone is powered with video features like video recording, video streaming, video playback and blogging. 3G, EDGE, Bluetooth, USB and GPRS are some of the data connectivity options that help the users connect to the compatible devices.

The good quality imaging features and amazing photo and video capabilities add to the feature list of the phone. Share your photographs and other files with MMS or connectivity features. The handset also supports email, text messaging and instant messaging services. The Sony Ericsson W890i is offered in an attractive slim and sleek casing and is found in two alluring colours namely - Mocha brown and sparkling silver. The sophisticated, contemporary and sleek looks of this device grab the attention of the onlookers in the first glance itself. The brilliant colour display lets you enjoy all the high-tech features of the phone without any troubles. The incredibly slim mobile phone weighs just 78 grams and is one of the lightest phones which is convenient to carry. The phone has a powerful battery life which provides the user up to 9 hours of talktime.

Advanced messaging functionalities like MMS, SMS, EMS, instant messaging and emails make it easy to stay in touch. The device is endowed with 3G HSDPA technology, wireless Bluetooth technology and USB connection port for easy transferring of the data files.

The Sony Ericsson W890i is a stunning Walkman phone available in a stylish casing. The music centred handset is packed with innovative options like MegaBass, TrackID, PlayNow and SenseMe. With the help of FM radio, tune in to your desired radio stations to get updates on news, songs or weather.

The Sony Ericsson W890i can easily be obtained by the online mobile phone shops. Explore the great offers and incentives provided by retailers. The mind boggling deals are available under one roof of these shops. The user simply needs to go online to avail these discounts.

Withdraw your Paypal Accounts here in the Philippines

Yes you read it right! Paypal now offers withdrawal of your Paypal funds to your local bank accounts. Check the screen capture below..