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Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
Google has just announced that you can now call phone numbers from within Gmail’s chat system.Voice calls (and video chat) were possible before from Gmail, but only between two people connected to Gmail via a computer. What changes today is that instead of calling a Google account holder, you can call any phone number worldwide. If you’re in the US, that is. And if this feature has been rolled out for you, as it is being done in stages.
Furthermore, calls to numbers in the US and Canada will be free for the remainder of this year, which is a neat marketing idea from Google to get people talking about this new feature. It’s been ages since I’ve seen any decently priced VoIP service offer calls to the US and Canada for more than $0.01 per minute, so, while free is free, the amount you’d save by switching to Gmail’s solution isn’t that dramatic. Except if you spend your entire day talking. But then, the people you call may get upset, since these North American markets still charge for incoming calls.
As for international calls, the full price list is here. After having looked up a few popular destinations, I can say that it seems that Google’s service is usually cheaper than pre-paid Skype calls, but more expensive than some other international calling VoIP solutions. That said, your mileage may vary, depending on where you call, of course.
Also, one big advantage that competitors still hold over Google in this space is that they’re generally available no matter where you are. Also, Skype and some notable others do have some mobile clients, that don’t require you to be hooked to a computer to make a call.
Google seem intent on turning Gmail into much more than an email client, with Buzz, video chat and now this. It may be a good idea, but I can’t help but remember the web ‘portals’ of years past. Most tried to be too many things to too many people and failed. Hopefully Google will know when too many features on top of Gmail is too much, or have a way to keep its design as simple as it is today.
More info on calling phones from Gmail is available here.
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Monday, August 23rd, 2010
What is the one thing you never leave home without, your Wallet and a Mobile Phone right?
If you want to make money without much competition then the Mobile Media/Mobile Marketing is where you need to start looking.
If you’re NOT using mobile marketing to promote your business, you’re leaving big money on the table. Entrepreneurs and Smart business owners like you are aware of the potential of marketing to mobile users, and many are already achieving a huge increase in profits.
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Mobile Marketing is the Next Big Medium for Making Money and capturing Targeted Leads
Even the headman at Google recognizes this, Erik Schmidt says ..
… “smartphones sales will overtake PCs within the next few years and more than half of new internet connections will be from mobile devices”.
Companies that started from scratch continue to dominate the Internet, because they got in early. And mobile advertising offers the same opportunities of wealth and success, if you’re smart enough get involved now.
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P. S : Plus there’s a chance to win an the new IPhone 4 if you leave comments about the Mobile Media & Mobile Marketing
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Friday, August 6th, 2010
So What Is Mobile Monopoly All About?
It is a direct answer to people’s need to have better means of earning online without the technical stuff like Search Engine Optimization, Pay Per Click or banner Advertising. The Lure of being able to earn a living online has been paved for so many laws and requirements that we just have to comply.
What’s Included In Mobile Monopoly?
There are Over 50+ Videos that ADAM Horwitz has diligently prepared for us.
There are 10 Modules For Mobile Monopoly.
Module 1 is an Introduction to the Whole Concept of Mobile Marketing..
Module 2 You’ll Learn the Methods That You Can Use in Mobile Monopoly
Module 3 The Different Ad Platforms you Can use
Module 4 Monetizing with CPA Offers
Module 5 Make Money Online With Clickbank
Module 6 Get Physical
Module 7 Pay Per Call
Module 8 Local Biz
Module 9 How To Create your Own APP
Module 10 Wrapping It All Up!
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My Conclusion (Rating 9.5/10)
This is an entirely New way to Make Money Online…
This is a Great Course that teaches Anyone who is willing to take action to earn a living from the Internet. This “New” System has been Proven to monetize this $5 Million Dollar Mobile Industry. With These things Said, what I like most about Mobile Monopoly is that there are 7 (Seven) Proven Methods To Earning using this system. There are 7 Videos included in this course, wherein Adam, created a PROVEN Campaign that you can watch, copy, and dominate for top earnings immediately…
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Is This Mobile Monopoly System For You?
There are 2 main groups of people when it comes to learning to make money online,which group do you belong to? :
Group 1
- You are already an experienced internet marketer and making more than $50 a day online
- You are too arogant to let someone else teach you their system and follow their steps
- You are very lazy and dislike spending more than 2 hours a day on your computer
- You are SCARED to try new things
- You are not willing to learn to start making more money online
Group 2
- You are enthusiastic and can’t wait to learn a proven system that can make you much more money by following simple tutorials
- You are NOT Scared to try new things and willing to dive in and get started
- You are not lazy and will be prepared to put a little effort in to start your own online business
- You are READY to get started RIGHT NOW!
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Sunday, August 1st, 2010
Logs posted late yesterday show that Google is actively testing Android 2.2. Better known as Froyo (frozen yogurt), the future release is showing up in web logs from those visiting sites. More than one source for Android and Me also claims to know of the testing directly.
What 2.2 will entail hasn’t been discussed by Google, but it should have a number of important additions despite the small version number. Among the steps may included an attempt to reduce Android fragmentation by making it possible to update some OS components without needing entirely new firmware. It should also provide the necessary underpinnings for Flash 10.1.
Many of the less critical changes should still improve performance and could bring new OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics features, free up RAM and solve problems with the accuracy of the touchscreen on phones like the Nexus One. Many features in the Nexus One may actually be hidden until future Android releases come out, Google’s Erick Tseng said at CES.
The most likely release window for Android 2.2 is May 19th, when Google starts its I/O conference. The event in the past has included significant Android news.
Google has been on a relatively aggressive update schedule and has been adding large feature updates even with minor upgrades. The add-ons have been critical to the successes of phones like the Droid but, in the current architecture, has left many Android phones running outdated platforms and being locked out of certain apps. Chief rival Apple is believed to have benefited from taking direct control of both hardware and software by giving every recent device the same features at the same time. The strategy is known to have spurred on the creation of the Nexus One.
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Sunday, July 25th, 2010
Why not join our new group on Facebook? That’s right, we are now part of that social connector that every day grows in scope and members. If you are signed in, just click here which should take you directly to our page.
We are going to be very involved in our new Facebook community, posting exclusive mobile phone, application, review and interacting directly with YOU, our readers!
Go on, check it out – and if you want us to keep you updated via Facebook just hit the “like” button while you are there
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Monday, July 12th, 2010
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