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Operate telephone, radio, or other communication systems to receive and communicate requests for emergency assistance at 9-1-1 public safety answering points and emergency operations centers. Take information from the public and other sources regarding crimes, threats, disturbances, acts of terrorism, fires, medical emergencies, and other public safety matters. May coordinate and provide information to law enforcement and emergency response personnel. May access sensitive databases and other information sources as needed. May provide additional instructions to callers based on knowledge of and certification in law enforcement, fire, or emergency medical procedures.
- Question callers to determine their locations and the nature of their problems to determine types of response needed.
- Determine response requirements and relative priorities of situations, and dispatch units in accordance with established procedures.
- Record details of calls, dispatches, and messages.
- Scan status charts and computer screens, and contact emergency response field units to determine emergency units available for dispatch.
- Receive incoming telephone or alarm system calls regarding emergency and non-emergency police and fire service, emergency ambulance service, information, and after-hours calls for departments within a city.
- Data base user interface and query software — 911 system information databases; Law enforcement information databases; National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database; National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System NLETS
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Channels are the medium where ideas are filtered and designs are executed. Zertz team channels have been designed with attractive features that drive communication and increase productivity. You have the flexibility to categorize your audience and have various and multiple channels when using Zertz.
For example, you could create a public channel if you needed to communicate to all organization members globally or if you wish to share information with everyone. Or, you could create a private channel for specific teams within your organization to share information that is only specific to a certain group of people—a channel each for finance, marketing, manufacturing, and so on.
Communication is an integral part of any business or organization. To uphold this integrity, emails alone are not sufficient. Zertz is an advanced communication platform that brings together messenger, audio and video calling, screen sharing, whiteboarding, and many such features under a single platform, making communication more efficient and user-friendly. There are a few advantages of having channels, being:
- Chat at one place- Every business requires a sophisticated tool to communicate with your teammates, brainstorm ideas, identify resolutions, and administer projects. Chat messengers are not just tools – they are a contemporary office.
- Manage your team- The owner can manage the notifications coming in by each of the members. The notification settings will receive alerts every time a status has been changed or updated and when a message is received. The group updated by the project owner would reflect in the notification list of every team member conversely.
- Easily find and share documents- The Team Channel Project feature allows you to divide the requirements of a specific project into different categories. Helps in assigning privileged access to specific teams to access the documents and every information about the project they are associated with.


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Frequently Asked Questions
- What does it mean to unlock your cellphone or mobile device?
Cellular service works so that the unique serial number in your phone is used by the cellular service providers to identify who you are. With a quick database lookup it knows that a particular phone's serial number is your phone and knows how and where to transmit the signal to your device whenever a caller dials your phone number.
When a service provider ‘locks’ its phones, it means that its phones have been programmed to only work with SIMs issued by their company. Unlocking reverses the programming put on your phone by the provider so it can work with any SIM card from another provider on any compatible GSM network around the world.
- What is a SIM?
A SIM Card is a Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) that is an integrated circuit which securely stores the international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI). The SIM card contains your subscriber profile, which includes details about your subscribed services and features.
- Why would I want to unlock my cellphone or mobile device?
Once unlocked any GSM phone can work with any SIM. What this means is that you can use the same cell phone or mobile device with different SIM Cards from different networks around the world. Therefore, if you have already purchased a cellphone or device that you like and have learned how to use it, you will not have to change phones or devices if you change networks. You can keep the phone you have like, and all you need to do is replace the first network’s SIM with your new service provider’s SIM Card.
- How do I know if I have a GSM or CDMA cellphone or mobile device or not?
Check your cellphone or mobile device manufacturer website or the user manual that came with your cellphone or device or ask your provider.
- How do I unlock my cellphone or mobile device?
Simply take your locked cellphone or device to the provider that you bought it from and make a request for it to be unlocked.
- What if I bought my cellphone or mobile device from overseas?
Bermuda’s cellphone service providers are not obliged to unlock Cell phones that have been purchased from a source other than a provider in Bermuda.
- How much does it cost to unlock my cellphone or mobile device?
Customers and former customers are entitled to have their cellphone or mobile device unlocked free of charge. The provider doing the unlocking shall bear full responsibility with the unlocking process.
- How long will it take to unlock my cellphone or mobile device?
Providers will unlock eligible cell phones within one business day after receiving a request.
- What if the provider takes a longer period of time or says my cellphone or mobile device cannot be unlocked
If the device cannot be unlocked, the Provider is required to provide an explanation as to why the device does not qualify for unlocking, or why additional time is needed to process the request before the end of the one day period.
- Can a provider refuse to unlock my cellphone or device?
Providers can decline an unlock request if they believe it is a fraudulent request or that the device in question is stolen or if the customer is not current on its outstanding bills for services (provided there is no legitimate dispute concerning those services) or some other good reason. If the provider refuses an unlock request, it is required by law to give an explanation as to why the request has been refused.
- How will I know if my cellphone or device is unlocked or not?
If you have requested to “unlock” your phone or device from a provider, first check with them to ensure the process has been completed after one business day. Your provider should be able to give you confirmation that your cellphone is unlocked at the end of the unlocking process. If you have not made a request and want to find out if your phone or device is unlocked before doing so, simply attempt to insert a SIM connected with a different wireless provider and see if your phone or device works. f it works, and your phone or device thinks it is its phone or device with that phone or device’s number, then your phone or device is already unlocked. But if it creates some sort of error message and doesn't work, then your phone or device is stilled locked.
- Can any cellphone or device be unlocked and used on another provider's network?
As long as the provider you are changing to uses the same underlying network technology and the same radio frequencies.
- Will my cellphone or device function normally after unlocking?
Your phone should function normally. The only difference is, you will be able to use it on other networks.
- Will my cellphone or device be unlocked permanently?
Yes. There will be no need to unlock your phone again if you change SIM cards.
- I've unlocked my cellphone or device, but when I turn it on, it still shows the name of the previous wireless service
This logo (called a 'splash screen') has been programmed into your phone by the company that sold it to you. It is not an indication of the company that now provides your phone service. Unlocking your phone removes the electronic restriction that prevents your phone from working with other SIMs from other wireless services. It does not change your splash screen. The good news is you can get rid of the splash screen without needing to unlock your phone. See if you can find in your phone's manual how to change the splash screen, or consider calling the phone manufacturer and have them walk you through it.
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This section describes the devices currently known to be supported by FreeBSD. The ale 4 device driver provides support for the following Ethernet controllers:. The chips supported by the cas 4 driver are:. Atheros Bluetooth Driver AR version. Bluetooth Support file for Bluetooth 2. The urndis 4 driver supports the functionality of many Android devices.
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Wireless Lan Driver Broadcom Bluetooth Driver version 1. Dell Woc54gs Bluetooth module. Intel Bluetooth Driver version 5. Broadcom Bluetooth Driver, Lenovo E Broadcom Linksys wpc54gs ver 2 Processor Driver version Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba – Windows 8 beta.
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Controllers supported by the amr 4 driver include:. Broadcom LAN Driver version 8. HP Broadcom Wireless Utility.
The acpi 4 manual page has more information on how to do this via loader tunables. Fujitsu Broadcom x Gigabit Integrated Controller. WNB Software Version 7.
Broadcom Bluetooth Driver version 5. Asus Broadcom LAN v3. Atheros Bluetooth Driver BU12 version 6. Motorola Bluetooth, version 3.
The use of ACPI causes instabilities on some machines and it may be necessary to disable the ACPI driver, which is normally loaded via a kernel module.
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The uath 4 driver should work with the following adapters:. FreeBSD will generally run on ibased laptops, albeit with varying levels of support for certain hardware features such as sound, graphics, power management, and PCCARD expansion slots.
Other configurations may also work, but simply have not been tested yet. Broadcom Gigabit Integrated Controller. Generally, drivers that already function correctly on linksys wpc54gs ver 2 bit platforms should work. Broadcom Decoder Driver for Windows Vista. F8T Wpx54gs Adapter – Driver. The default FreeBSD linksys wpc54gs ver 2 recognizes processor topology on the system and selects logical and physical processors to obtain optimal performance.
The following add-on cards are known to work with the cas 4 driver at this time:. Broadcom and Bluetooth Driver Version 5. Dell Wirless Bluetooth for Win7 only. CNet Wireless Network Adapter.
Installer package containing driver version 5. Broadcom Ethernet Driver, G, G, Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Drivers. Broadcom Bluetooth Driver and Profiles. Broadcom Ethernet Driver, G The mlx4en 4 driver supports the following network adapters:.


The service, which could become available in a matter of weeks in the United States, will be embedded into the social media giant’s M digital assistant, which will use a type of artificial intelligence to detect the language being used.
Users will be able to turn on translation if they desire. At the outset, translation only will be available for English and Spanish, although Facebook said in a statement that it will “expand this feature” with functionality for other languages and “gradually roll out” the service to countries beyond the U.S. Marketplace user base.
“Now when people connected through Marketplace receive a message in a language that is different from their default language in Messenger, M will ask them if they want to translate the message,” stated Facebook. “This will help drive commerce between buyers and sellers despite language barriers. At launch, translations from English to Spanish (and vice-versa) will be available in Marketplace conversations taking place in the U.S.”


Boat Rockerz 255 Pro+ wireless earphones have been launched in India, priced at Rs. 1,499. featuring support for Qualcomm’s aptX codec, a long battery life, Bluetooth 5.0, IPX7 water resistance and more.
The 255 Pro+ wireless earbuds have 10mm drivers that are made out of graphene for enhanced audio delivery and bass.
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255 Pro+ is powered by a Qualcomm chipset with Bluetooth 5 for connectivity. This enables two key Qualcomm technologies on the headset – support for the aptX Bluetooth codec for high-resolution audio transmission, and Qualcomm cVc environmental noise cancellation for better voice performance on calls.
The earphones also have a USB Type-C port for charging, with support for fast charging that promises 10 hours of playback with 10 minutes of charging, and a claimed battery life of 40 hours per charge.


Why Two Way Radios are Important for Your Firm.
Two-way radios were in use long before the smartphones were introduced. Additionally, you can still use them even in this cell phone era. In many job sites, you will find people using mobile phones because of convenience and also multi-functionality. Nonetheless, the two-way radios are still the best option when you are at a job site. When an emergency or disaster occurs, cell service network also goes. Because the two-way radios do not depend on that, they will still be working during that time. Also, communication during emergencies will reach more people if you can relay the message to a group. Through these radios, everyone who is listening will be able to get the message you are trying to convey. In the case of mobile phones, you will have to call each person individually. Additionally, if you just convey the message to a single person to pass it to other people, he might forget or some things might be distorted in the communication.
These radios are very portable given their light weight and it is not easy for them to be damaged. Whether you are taking them to the job site or using them in everyday life, there is no need for you to buy a case for them because even if you drop them by mistake there is no chance that they will crack. These are the main means of communication used by military officials and even the radios which are meant for use by the average people will be built up to military ideal which means even if the environment is not conducive for a cell phone they will still be used. Their batteries can go for long hours without the need to recharge them and some will be used for 24 hours. You can take a fully charged two-way radio with you when you are going to the job site and it will serve you well.
These are some of the cost-effective phones you will ever find. Good mobile phones are expensive and they require investment in terms of thousands of dollars and this will be quite a cost if each department in your company requires such. Another great thing about two way radios is the fact that they do not require you to pay any monthly fees, calling minutes or even service contracts. In addition, there is no need to buy one radio for every member of your team because one is enough for the entire department.The communication is always clear. View here for more information concerning these radios from Brentwood Communications.


The history of portable satellite radio is short compared to traditional terrestrial radio, but it has rapidly changed the face of radio listening like no other technology in recent memory. The two major satellite radio services, XM Satellite Radio and SIRIUS Satellite Radio, offer a stunning array of programming.
Their popularity has stunned many in the radio industry and some industry veterans worry about the future viability of traditional broadcast radio.
Digital Audio Radio Service (DARS) was established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) USA, in 1992 by establishing certain segments of radio frequency for satellite broadcast on radio.
WorldSpace broadcasts satellite audio and multimedia content to Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Founded in 1990, WorldSpace conceived of and built the first ever satellite radio infrastructure in the world. Today, the WorldSpace satellite network consists of two geostationary satellites: AfriStar™ and AsiaStar™. Each satellite broadcasts three beams capable of delivering more than 80 crystal clear audio and multimedia channels directly to portable receivers and personal computer adapters.


in resident alienSeason 2 episode “Radio Harry” (now flocking to the peacock!), Harry takes his teleporter to the top of the mountain in order to get the best traffic connection An extraterrestrial radio transmitter known to humans as ‘Oumuamua. You may remember ‘Oumuamua as the first discovered extraterrestrial object that made headlines in October 2017. As far as we know it was just an alien alien and not advanced communication devices from another world.
Even if it’s a satellite radio receiver, there’s not much we can do about it. Instead of trying to signal passing alien invaders, scientists spend a lot of their time listening for signals from deep space. They are not looking for the encrypted messages of evil aliens, but the encrypted messages of the universe itself. That’s because cosmic bodies like galaxies regularly emit radio signals at specific wavelengths, and the details of those signals can tell astronomers about the formation of those bodies.
to me A recent new edition from McGill UniversityAstronomers searching for a radio signal known as the 21-cm line picked up the signal from a galaxy 8.8 billion light-years away. In general, radio signals weaken the farther you travel. This means that there is an effective limit to how far we can listen, depending on both signal strength and the sensor limitations of our instruments.
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Prior to this work, radio signals at this frequency had only been captured from nearby galaxies. But astronomers were able to catch it from a distance using the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope in India, thanks to one of nature’s most useful tricks: gravitational lensing.
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You may remember gravitational lenses from the role I played First round of JWST photos. By activation, it occurs when the gravity of a large object, such as a galaxy or group of galaxies, bends light (in this case radio waves) away from its undisturbed path. Not only does this bending change the path of the light, but it can also amplify the signal.
The signal the astronomers picked up came from the galaxy SDSSJ0826+5630 (a catchy name if we’ve heard it before) and emanated when the universe was less than 5 billion years old. As the signal was accelerating through the universe, far from its point of origin, it passed near another galaxy that lies between its point of origin and Earth. That galaxy boosted the signal by a factor of 30, according to the researchers.
Not only is catching the signal from that distance a technical and physical feat, but it also provides information about galaxy formation much closer to the beginning of the universe. The discovery reinforces the idea that astronomers can dig deeper into the recesses of the early universe than would be possible by looking for the locations of gravitational lenses and seeing beyond them. And these capabilities will only increase as we develop more advanced telescopes.
Just maybe, if we keep pushing the limits of our technology and the limits of what the universe allows, the signal we’re picking up might one day be from an alien after all. We hope they are friendly.
In the meantime, you can hang out with the procrastinating semi-friendly conqueror from beyond the stars in SYFY’s Resident Alien, Now streaming on Peacock!


Globally, there has been an explosion of wireless communication, especially of mobile phones. Wireless-phone subscription is growing faster than fixed-line subscription. The adoption of wireless communication technologies occurs for different reasons in different types of economies. For example in countries with poor fixed-line infrastructure, wireless becomes a technological substitute for fixed lines. Even in countries with adequate fixed-line infrastructure, the competitive rates for mobile phone services is making them an economic substitute for fixed lines.
For us living in the developed world, we use mobile phones mostly for connecting with people, for entertainment, getting access to news/information etc. And although we realize the big impact its made on our lives, we still cannot grasp the magnitude of the impact mobile phones have made, and continue to make, in the developing world. Mobile phones are a transformative technology that increases GDP and, quite simply, revolutionizes people’s lives.
Impact of Mobile Phones on Development:
Some statistics from Africa:
Mobile phones have had the biggest impact in Africa. Mobile phone subscriptions in Africa have risen from 16 million in 2000 to 376 million in 2008 – or one-third of sub-Saharan Africa’s population. In 1999 the Kenya-based service provider Safaricom projected that the mobile phone market in Kenya would reach three million subscribers by 2020. Safaricom currently has over thirteen million. And mobile phone use is booming despite high costs. The cheapest mobile phone in Kenya costs half the average monthly income. In 1999 less than 10% of rural Africans lived in areas with mobile phone coverage. Today, that number is more than 60%. Cost-benefit calculations are probably at the heart of mobile phone adoption.
Here are a few ways the power of these tiny wireless devices are changing lives in the developing world:
1) Increasing Market Efficiencies:
In the developing world, prior to the introduction of mobile phones, farmers, traders, and consumers had to travel long distances to markets, often over very poor roads, simply to obtain price (and other) information. Such travel imposed significant costs in time and money. Mobile phones, by contrast, reduce the cost of information and allowed traders to better respond to surpluses and shortages, thereby allocating grains more efficiently across markets and dampening price differences. Mobile phone coverage also increased traders’ profits and decreased the volatility of prices over the course of the year.
– In Kenya, the mobile service allows employers to post job listings and job seekers to get personalized text messages based on the kind of work they are looking for, improving its labor market efficiencies.
– In Bangladesh, a service called CellBazaar provides a mobile service equivalent of eBay or Craigslist.
– In the Indian coastal state of Kerala, mobile phones reduced price differences across fish markets by almost 60 percent between 1997 and 2001. When markets work efficiently, identical goods have the same price. And hence, the fishermen’s profits increased by 8 percent, and consumer prices declined by 4 percent.
2) Harnessing the Power of Remittances:
Remittances (the transfer of money by foreign workers to their home countries) are becoming an increasingly important source of finance for developing countries. From 2002 to 2007, the flow of remittances to developing countries more than doubled from $116 billion to $251 billion. Remittances are now more than twice as much as all foreign aid provided by major donors, which was $103.7 billion in 2007. Mobile carriers can play an important role in this market by making it quick, cheap and easy to transfer funds.
– In the Philippines, wireless providers like Smart Communications allow Filipinos working overseas to send money home in minutes with a text message for a fraction of the cost of money transfer operators. Overseas workers can also use text messages to directly pay specific expenses, such as school tuition, insurance premiums, hospital bills, and mortgages.
3) Building inclusive financial services:
Nearly three billion poor people in developing countries lack access to basic financial services such as savings, credit, insurance, and money transfers.
– In Kenya, a service called M-PESA facilitates a variety of financial transactions, from purchasing airtime to paying bills, though the majority of 13 million subscribers use it exclusively to transfer money. To transfer money to friends and relatives around the country, Kenyans could use Western Union or the post office, rely on an intermediary (for example, a bus driver), or ask a friend or relative. Wire transfers via Western Union or the post office were secure but often expensive and unavailable in remote rural areas. Transport services or sending via a friend or relative was more accessible but carried high risk of theft. By contrast, sending a thousand Kenyan Shillings (about $13) from Nairobi to the Western provinces via M-PESA costs 40 percent of the post office rate and 20 percent of the bus rate.
– In India, a firm has created a “branchless microbanking system” to allow people in remote areas to withdraw cash. A fingerprint reader identifies them and the sum is deducted from their accounts via a special handset. A small printer produces a receipt. The system already has more than 3m users in India, and in the state of Andhra Pradesh it directly disburses welfare payments and pensions.
4) Health Sector Benefits:
– Health practitioners have been at the forefront of using mobile phones as a development tool in Africa. Mobile phone services monitor measles outbreaks in Zambia; support diagnosis and treatment by health workers in Mozambique; and disseminate health-education messages in Benin, Malawi, and Uganda. In Malawi mobile phones not only remind HIV-positive patients to take their anti-retroviral drugs, but also allow community health workers to share information on their patients’ status, saving considerable time and money.
– Fighting Fake Drugs – 25% of drugs sold in the developing countries are fake. Last year, a mobile service was launched in Ghana and Nigeria to counter the fake-drug trade. People buying medicine scratch off a panel attached to the packaging. This reveals a code, which they can text to a computer system that looks it up in a database. Seconds later comes a reply saying whether the drug is genuine.
5) Impact on Literacy:
– Simple and affordable mobile phones are also being used as a means to promote adult literacy in Africa. In addition to a regular literacy curriculum, adults in the Nigerian village of Falenko learn where to find letters and numbers on a mobile phone and how to send and receive SMS messages. Early results suggest that students who use a mobile phone as a learning device make faster progress and achieve greater literacy than those relying solely on traditional classes.
– In Bangladesh, the BBC World Service launched a mobile service where for a few dollars a day, one can listen to hundreds on English lessons and quizzes – 3.1 million people have used it so far.
6) Helps Reduce Corruption:
– During the 2008 presidential elections in Ghana, a thousand locally trained PVT observers were able to transmit electoral results and violations via SMS to a central system, thereby giving almost instantaneous independent verification of the election results.
– In India, a farmer needing a land-ownership certificate can now get it directly using a mobile phone. This cuts off the middle-man – usually a corrupt government official who takes bribes.
– Following the 2007 election in Kenya, citizens reported on escalating violence via voice, SMS, and the Web.
– Crowdsourcing was also used to facilitate search-and-rescue operations following the earthquake in Haiti, allowing individuals to send messages on the locations of survivors, which were then mapped and broadcast to rescue teams.
Text messages are also being used to broadcast information from violence, to natural disasters, to election results.
9) Creating Innovative Ways to Communicate:
The developing nations have come up with innovative way to use the mobile phone technology – like the “missed call techniques” of communication that is used to compensate for the lack of calling minutes, or due to its simplicity and convenience in delivering a message.
10) Connecting the Excluded:
Mobile phones have helped in providing information to those who would have been excluded from the loop otherwise. Example – sending our market prices or other agricultural information for farmers in Uganda, or helping the Sri Lankan farmers time their harvest to maximise their income.
11) Citizen Media:
The term ‘citizen media’ refers to forms of content produced by private citizens who are otherwise not professional journalists. It is characterized by everyday citizens producing, collecting, and sharing information. Mobile phones can help facilitate this concept, and sometimes can also assist in winning freedom and democracy by allowing everyday citizens to participate in E-activism. This was clearly visible in the recent revolution in Egypt, where mobile phones played a crucial part in delivering messages and information. Since many web-based services couple with mobile phones for immediate posting of media, local citizens who have mobile phone access can become citizen journalists without a computer or access to an Internet connection.
The fact that most of the world’s population is entering the electronic communications age in a wireless mode has social and cultural consequences, the importance of which we are only beginning to perceive. The developing world have shown that poor people can become digital producers and even innovators. I think we haven’t even scratched the surface yet. With the introduction of 3G technology and access to high bandwidth data in the developing world in the near future, and with the prices of smart-phones and mobile-services continuing to fall, the possibilities are endless.
So, will mobile phones bring the developing world out of poverty? Years of development experience have taught us that there are no magic bullets. The promise of economic development in Africa cannot be fully realized in the absence of roads, schools, electricity, and finance. When IT is appropriately integrated into this larger framework, the transformation of the poor nations will finally be underway.


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Telenor ASA was the leading The three Norwegian operators Telenor, Telia and Ice are leading the speed race in the Nordics. Search for companies in our Nordic database. Here you will find information on about 500,000 companies. Se hela listan på nordictelecom.fi Operator Technology Subscribers (in millions) Ownership MCC / MNC 1: Elisa (Formerly Radiolinja) GSM-900/1800 MHz 900/2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA 800/1800/2600 MHz LTE, LTE-A VoLTE: 4.125 (October 2020) Elisa: 24405 24406 24421: 2: Telia (Formerly Telecom Finland, Sonera) GSM-900/1800 MHz 900/2100 MHz UMTS, HSPA 800/1800/2600 MHz LTE, LTE-A VoLTE NMT (Nordisk MobilTelefoni or Nordiska MobilTelefoni-gruppen, Nordic Mobile Telephony in English) is the first fully automatic cellular phone system.
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Proto se hodlá zúčastnit březnové mobilní aukce, v níž bude moci získat frekvence na nejmodernější 5G síť. Ta ovšem stále zatím hledá své využití, a i když ji operátor chce spustit už kolem roku 2019, bude ji moct použít spíše jen na poskytování mobilního internetu z domova. Nordic Telecom | 448 followers on LinkedIn. Vracíme do telekomunikací svobodu. Bez závazků, limitů a omezení.
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Praha, 2. 9. 2020 - Telekomunikační operátor Nordic Telecom začal nabízet svůj fixní internet a Nordic TV za výhodnější ceny. Od 1. září do 15.
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The incumbents, along with CentroNet and Nordic Telecom 5G, also each gained blocks in the 3.4-3.6 GHz band. Two other groups, Sev.en Innovations and PODA, were not successful in the auction, CTU 2021-4-15 · The Partner & Wholesale function has long-term partnerships with every major TV distributor in the Nordic region, in addition to leading telecom operators, broadband suppliers, hotel and hospitality companies, and other public viewing actors. In the second quarter of 2016, the top telecom operators in the Nordic region had nearly 210,000 net additions to their IPTV subscriptions, according to Swedish consultancy Mediavision. The upturn 2021-4-6 · Nordic operators Telenor, TDC wobble amid growing competition. analysts remain upbeat about the prospects of a group that has been among the top performing European telecom … 2019-4-17 · Nokia and Nordic Telecom launch the world's first Mission Critical Communication-ready LTE network in the 410-430 MHz band Nokia's advanced technical solution will enable Nordic Telecom to offer broadband public protection and disaster relief (BB-PPDR) and IoT services across the Czech Republic. 2021-3-25 · Telenor Group said it is unifying its Nordic IoT portfolio and its global Telenor Connexion under the brand Telenor IoT with immediate effect.
Liikevaihto nousi 2,1 prosenttia. Tilikauden tulos oli 13000 euroa ja liikevoittoprosentti oli 2,5. Yhtiön omavaraisuusaste oli 33,3 prosenttia. Nordic TeleCom Oy (NTC) och Compilator AB har skrivit under ett ömsesidigt avtal i november 2017. NTC Smart Callback kommer att integreras som en funktionell del inom DäckData ERP. Integrationen kommer att äga rum i januari 2018. A mobile network operator or MNO is a provider of wireless communications services. The main MNOs in Europe are listed below.


Related to Kerberos AA activation, CDH docs recommend using TLS security for communication between CM and node agents. Using private CA or self-signed certs are both viable options, and I thinks it's clear why the first one is recommended for use. However, let's say we're building a CDH platform which will only communicate via some internal, non-public network (a company's Intranet, for example). Do you think that a self-signed cert presents a satisfiable security level for that kind of an environment? What are your thoughts on this?
The level of security for data flow through tunnel is more or less same. But self-signed has no identity of owner/CA to it & private key will be shared with 3rd party.
If your scenario is limited to INTERNAL only then you can go self-signed route.
I hope that helps.


Here, we experimentally demonstrate unprecedented control over the nonlinear emission from metamaterials by constructing the first nonlinear metamaterial-based photonic crystals. We specifically demonstrate engineered nonlinear diffraction and all-optical scanning, enabling ultra-wide angular scanning of the nonlinear output from the metamaterial. We also demonstrate intense focusing of the non...
This book presents a collection of research articles that concerns the optical filters commonly used on optical communication systems, like the Bragg grating filter, the hybrid Solc filter and the photonic crystal filter. These devices were designed and optimized to isolate and filter one or several channels from multiplexed optical signals which are transmitted on high data rates optical links.
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Talk mobile Customer Services Overview
For all questions or comments regarding the mobile network, handsets, tariffs, technical support, payments or upgrades, please call the customer services department using the Talkmobile phone number presented below. The team can help with a range of enquiries and are available from Monday to Friday between 8am and 7pm, Saturday from 9am to 6pm and Sunday between 10am and 5pm (note the Pay As You Go team are available Monday to Sunday from 8am to 8pm for top-ups and other enquiries.
Talkmobile is a mobile virtual network operator in the UK which is owned by The Carphone Warehouse.
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The telecom industry witnessed a remarkable milestone today with the launch of Helium Mobile's Dynamic Coverage experience, a first-of-its-kind blend of nationwide network coverage and community-built Helium Mobile Network coverage. This monumental leap represents a paradigm shift in how mobile network coverage is provided and consumed.
What sets Dynamic Coverage apart from traditional network coverage is the symbiosis of multiple networks with seamless transitions between the nationwide and Helium Mobile Network coverage. This strategic integration enables Helium Mobile to offer an unprecedented experience to its users and redefine the mobile carrier industry.
Central to this transformation is the revolutionary concept of a community-built network. Helium Mobile Network's coverage is facilitated and maintained by everyday individuals who receive rewards in the form of MOBILE tokens for providing this service. This innovative approach makes Helium Mobile a true disruptor, empowering communities and individuals alike.
Despite significant strides made by the three nationwide networks in the U.S, network quality and cost remain the leading factors influencing users to switch carriers. In many areas, the high cost of infrastructure development discourages carriers from improving coverage. Enter Helium Mobile’s Dynamic Coverage, which addresses these issues by leveraging a network maintained by the community, ultimately offering improved connectivity at a lower cost.
Helium Mobile harnesses various types of wireless infrastructure, such as CBRS radios and wireless hotspots, maintained by real people. This not only lowers the cost of connectivity but also rewards those who contribute to the network. The result is a mutually beneficial system that promotes better connectivity for users and provides incentives to coverage providers.
One of the primary missions of Helium Mobile is to democratize connectivity. By offering coverage at a significantly lower cost than nationwide alternatives, Helium Mobile aims to make wireless services more accessible to a broader population, thereby changing the way connectivity is owned and managed.
The company has recently concluded an employee beta testing phase for the Dynamic Coverage experience, and with the successful activation of the rewards system, all radios on the Helium Mobile Network will now provide coverage to users and receive rewards for their service.
Implementing this breakthrough connectivity model has not been without challenges. Conventional smartphones were not designed with such an innovative connectivity model in mind. As Helium Mobile expands its roaming to all radios on the network, it expects to encounter technical hurdles. However, the company is committed to ensuring that users will seamlessly roam onto any radios in their vicinity, irrespective of the phone model.
Helium Mobile's pioneering journey is far from over. The company plans to activate Discovery Mapping later this summer. This feature will allow users to opt in to provide location data and receive rewards. The gathered data will then be used to improve the Dynamic Coverage strategy further.
The company is also developing tools to assist deployers in optimizing radio placement locations. Later this year, it will roll out the Helium Mobile Hotspot, offering a simple, cost-effective solution for more people to participate in providing coverage.
Whether you're a user, a coverage provider, or both, your participation in Helium Mobile Network signifies a bold step toward the future of mobile connectivity. This innovative move is a testament to the power of communities and the potential for technological advancements to create a better mobile carrier landscape. Together, we can shape the future of mobile.
To join the future of mobile, sign up on the waitlist for Helium Mobile today.


Buy a Ku band LNB Buy a C band LNB, preferable one like with vertical & horizontal polarities
Cut open C band LNB from top, I did it with the help of saw and then it came out
Open the cap of ku band LNB from bottom
Fit the ku band LNB on the opened top of C band LNB Fit the ku band LNB on the opened top of C band LNB loke shown in picture below and put some leak proof adhesive at the point of contact of both LNBS. REMEMBER to keep the horizontal and vertical pins of both of LNB's aligned at same position.
Connect both the LNBs to a disq switch and fit the C band LNB in Feed Horn of your dish, now you are ready to point to a satellite which is beaming C as well as ku band signals
Bongo, now you can point both signals on one dish.
Only disadvantage I saw is 10% reduction in signal of both types of signal.


- January 6, 2024
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IoT devices are becoming increasingly popular as they offer a wide range of benefits for users. However, when selecting an IoT platform for your business, it’s important to consider both scalability and flexibility to ensure that the solution can grow with your business. To help you select the right IoT platform for your business, we’ve created a checklist of key considerations for scalability and flexibility.
- Determine which IoT devices will be used and how they will be interconnected.
- Identify what scalability and flexibility mean for your IoT project.
- Consider the data requirements of the IoT system and how data will be collected, processed, and stored.
- Consider the various factors that will impact scalability and flexibility, including data volume, data velocity, data variety, devices, users, and use cases.


The Arduino Due is the first Arduino board based on a 32-bit ARM core microcontroller. With 54 digital input/output pins, 12 analog inputs, 2 CAN ports, and 3 serial ports (UART), it is the perfect board for powerful larger scale Arduino projects.
Our main focus at Copperhill Technologies is the development of CAN Bus and SAE J1939 prototyping, and we found the Arduino Due to be the perfect solution. In terms of hardware, the Arduino Due is an ARM-based embedded system, thus providing great performance, and it comes with two Controller Area Network (CAN) ports per default. In regards to programming, the Due is supported by the easy-to-learn and easy-to-manage Arduino IDE, which includes massive support for all hardware features.
For more information on the Arduino Due, see:
CAN Bus Ports
However, in order to activate the CAN Bus ports, you will need additional hardware, i.e. the board comes with two CAN Bus controllers but it lacks the necessary CAN Bus transceivers. For more information on the topic and where to obtain the components, refer to the following references:
- ARM Cortex M3 Development Boards Require External CAN Bus Transceiver
- App Note: Testing Arduino Due With 2 CAN Bus Breakout Boards
- Arduino DUE CANShield With 2 CAN Ports
- CAN Bus Breakout Board 3.3 VDC
- CAN Bus Breakout Board 5 VDC
- CAN Bus Mini Breakout Board
In addition, see our post: In Production: Dual CAN Bus Interface For Arduino Due With Extended Power Supply Range.
With the CAN interfaces on-board, there are a great number of possible gateway applications, most excitingly those with IoT capabilities:
- CAN-to-USB – This would be the simplest solution through the use of the so-called Native USB on the Arduino Due’s board.
- CAN-to-Ethernet – Such a gateway would require the use of the Ethernet W5100 Shield Network Expansion Board for Arduino.
- CAN-to-WiFi – Here, too, you would need an Arduino shield, for instance, the WiFi Shield by SparkFun.
- CAN-to-Bluetooth – Yet again, an Arduino Shield is required, for instance, the SeeedStudio Bluetooth Shield V2.
There is plenty of software support for all additional hardware components, and the components itself are standard off-the-shelf products.
For those who are interested in SAE J1939 applications with the Arduino Due, see our post SAE J1939 Protocol Stack Sketch For Arduino Due. In all consequence, all of the above mentioned gateway applications can also be used for SAE J1939.
We will follow up on these application ideas with actual code projects (Sketches) but also a post about CAN Bus gateway design, addressing the aspect of performance limitations when it comes to high busload. For more information, please feel free to contact us at any time.


How to Connect to Apple Carplay and Android Auto
How to Connect to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
At Bow Mitsubishi, our new Mitsubishi vehicles come with the latest Mitsubishi technology features. Rely on your new Mitsubishi to provide you with ultimate connectivity through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. These two modern features allow you to play media, take calls, and navigate directly through your vehicle's media hub or screen. Here's how to use them.
Connecting to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
To connect to either Apple CarPlay or Android Auto for the first time, turn on your car, ensure it's in Park, and connect your phone to the car using a USB cable. You will only need to use the USB cable the first time to connect your phone to Mitsubishi's media system. Later on, your phone will automatically connect using Bluetooth. Start by unlocking your phone so Mitsubishi's media system can recognize it.
It might take a few minutes for the car's media system and the phone to find ultimate compatibility. Your phone and apps should be up to date for this to work seamlessly. You might need to manually enable Apple CarPlay or Android Auto on your smartphone. In a few minutes, Mitsubishi's linkable audio system should connect to your phone. You will now be able to send and receive text messages using your voice or take calls and play music using the steering wheel-mounted controls. Mitsubishi technology makes it safe to use your phone's features and stay connected during all your trips.
Features Unique to Apple CarPlay
Apple CarPlay works with IOS devices and therefore has features unique to it, such as Siri. Whether you need to make a phone call or read out an email, Siri will help, so you never have to take your eyes off the road. Apple CarPlay will also use your phone's Apple Maps to provide you with navigation in your car.
Features Unique to Android Auto
Android devices will be able to connect to Android Auto and access Google Voice. This voice assistant will help you search for results online, play music, or connect to different apps. With Android Auto, you'll be able to use Google Maps for navigation, live traffic updates, and voice guidance.
Mitsubishi vehicles ensure you get the most advanced technology features on the market. When you purchase a new Mitsubishi from our dealership in Calgary, Alberta, you can be sure that you're getting the latest model. Our staff will assist you during your entire purchase journey, and our Service Centre will be there for you after the purchase when you need maintenance. Contact us to get a new Mitsubishi today!


Bandwidth is the data rate that a network connection supports or interfaces that are linked to the network. You will consider time and volume which represents the data amount that will be transmitted between 2 points at a given tie.
Bandwidth is expressed in bits per second (bps) or bytes per second (Bps). When you know the amount of bandwidth at your disposal, you’ll be able to know the size of the website you can host. You’ll also be aware of the duration it will take to transfer files and the internet settings that will suit you best.
To calculate bandwidth, you need to know your data size. For instance, let’s consider a document that has 120 kbytes data and use it in our calculation.
- Convert the 120 kbytes into bits- 10* 120 kbytes = 1200 bits
- If the available network is 100mb/second, here is how you will carry out the calculations
1200 kbits/100000 kbits/second =.012 sec for the document transfer.
After completing the basic calculation, you’ll advance your calculations to determine the overall enterprise bandwidth throughput.
When dimensioning the bandwidth, you need to consider how slow or fast every link is over the LAN or WAN which depends on the extent that the bandwidth throughput rating from A to B. (Consider the calculation above for reference).
It is important to note, however, that all links will not have the same speed and at times you’ll need to consider Round Trip that is usually twice the time.
You can only use this method to calculate the data traffic bandwidth only. If you need to dimension VOIP traffic, there are other additions you will need to consider.
If you cannot be able to come up with the figure that you need on time, you can also contact your network provider. They will be able to provide the information you need regarding your internet connection, your usage, the download rates, and the potential caps.


You might be surprised to hear that most companies today rely on wired networks to work and communicate. The thing is simple – a wired connection is more stable than a wireless one. Also, it allows high data rates and is safe from hacking. These are the reasons why for the increased demand for Ethernet Switch and Splitter.
Companies usually install a router with many ports that can meet their current needs. But as the business grows, their Ethernet must extend to meet these growing network needs. You can quickly solve that problem by using different devices to split or expand the network for more elements. You can click here to view the offer of Ethernet switches and splitters for that purpose.
While both devices work in the same way by splitting a single Ethernet signal into powered devices (PDs), they are not interchangeable terms. In fact, they don’t even look the same. While splitters are hardware gadgets with no electrical parts, switches are more like hubs with multiple ports. Ethernet Switch and Splitter-
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How Splitters Work- Ethernet Switch and Splitter
Ethernet splitters are passive gadgets that allow you to divide the current network and connect two separate devices. As their names said, these devices enable plugging in two LAN cables to each PD. So you’ll have independent pathways for them, but you should get the same speed for both.
For example, you move to another room more distant from a router. A current cable is not enough to connect to a computer in your new place. Or you might have the desktop PC and gaming console in the same room, but only one Ethernet cable from the router. These are just situations where you need to physically split or extend your Ethernet cables.
But what if your router (PSE) is in one room and your gaming console and computer in the other? With a single Ethernet port in each room, there’s no way to connect these devices to Ethernet at the same time. That’s where two splitters come to the rescue.
Get two cables from the PSE and plug them into a first splitter. Then, plug splitter No1 into the Ethernet port in the wall, and do the same in the other room with splitter No2. Finally, input cables for a computer and console into device No2. And that’s it.
How Switches Work
Switches work by splitting the Ethernet network into several pathways. They use packet switching to let you increase the number of connections without compromising the quality or speed of the media. So each cable transfers some amount of data at the same time. That makes the entire network faster and more efficient.
These pathways are small but just enough to meet the network requirements of particular devices (computers, gaming consoles, cameras, etc.). Moreover, they are separate entities that don’t slow down the Ethernet network. In fact, devices connected to switches get enough bandwidth to send and receive data at the same time. That boosts the entire network’s efficiency.
An Ethernet splitter can be used as an extension of an existing network. Its advantages include a low price and ease of installation. As a result, this device can be a good choice for small home networks or small-scale network setups with a few computers (providing your router has more outputs).
If you’re planning to expand your current network with several devices, you’ll want a switch to help you manage the data flow. Its many ports can be helpful for multiple devices, such as laptops, cameras, printers, wireless access points, etc. Whatever you need to connect to a router, an Ethernet switch should be able to meet your needs.
Number of Connected Devices
An Ethernet splitter is more convenient if you need to use a single computer or two. But if you need multiple connections, a switch is a much better option. Of course, it will cost you more money, but you’ll have an uninterrupted connection to 8 devices.
Switches are an excellent choice for offices and commercial areas. These environments usually make a significant amount of traffic. As they typically have several connected devices with a large amount of data transfer, a switch will give them a fast network with limited interference. That way, they get more Ethernet ports to fit any network requirement.
Ethernet splitter doesn’t require a power supply, as they are nothing more than a piece of plastic with a single input and one or two output ports. That makes this device cheap, convenient, and easy to set up. It will come in handy as a replacement for all those long cables in your home or office.
Many people choose Ethernet splitters for home use because they’re more convenient and don’t require a power supply. On the other hand, switches need the power to work. But they are more versatile, so you can use them to connect multiple computers in different locations.
Switches require some setup as well as a power supply. But of course, you don’t have to be a computer geek to install these. Instead, it’s all about connecting several shorter cables into a single network using this handy device.
Budget-friendly options often come with drawbacks that some users may accept and some may not. For example, splitters often reduce signal quality and data rate from 1000Mbps to 100Mbps. That significantly affects the performance of connected devices, so you can’t use two demanding PDs (for example, a gaming console and laptop) at the same time.
Switches compensate for these shortcomings, but it is not always the best solution. For example, connection slowdowns may occur when you connect several power-demanding laptops. Also, you need to install it close to power output, which might require some layout reorganization. But they are still better than a hub or WiFi solutions.
There are many reasonably-priced Ethernet splitters and switches out there that are well worth the cost when the additional flexibility and functionality are considered. So, determine your network needs and see which devices meet them.


Years ago, big talks given by CEOs of big companies who produced big devices such as desktop computers and TVs set the tone at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. In recent years, however, more and more small mobile devices have taken an increasing center stage role at CES. This reflects an ongoing trend in the tech and consumer worlds.
Nowadays, people prefer using mobile devices more and more and geographically anchored and/or bulky devices less and less. What makes this age the golden age of consumer electronics is not just the large & increasing number of devices per person but also the following trends:
- Exploding mobile Internet traffic. “Mobile traffic is growing so fast globally that in some places it has already surpassed desktop traffic”, as reported at http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57556943-93/mobile-internet-traffic-gaining-fast-on-desktop-internet-traffic/
- Smaller & smaller. Mobile devices are becoming smaller & smaller. See the rumored Apple iWatch at “Will an Apple watch replace the iPhone?” and “Will Your Next Computer Be In Your Car, On Your Face, On Your Wrist Or In Your Ear?”. The dream of wearable computers will be finally here.
- Networked devices & people. People are already networked more than ever before using social media. Now, consumer electronics devices are starting to be networked too – not just with other devices but also with people – a mixed social media of people and devices. For example, the physical condition of heart patients as sensed by sensors on mobile devices could be networked with the devices at the doctor’s office or, if necessary, on the doctor’s own mobile devices (Siri and the like could play a role).
I would like to thank Chris Rauschnot (Twitter: @24k) for exiting discussions on this topic.


What is Scannero?
For those new to phone tracking services, Scannero is a website that can locate any cell phone number.
It works by sending a text message to the number you enter, which the phone’s owner then clicks to consent to sharing their location.
Once they click the link, Scannero emails you their real-time GPS coordinates, address, and more.
The company markets itself as a tool for tracking kids, employees, lost phones, and unknown callers. However, it does require consent from whoever’s number you input.
Scannero is web-based, so there’s no app to install. Just sign up for an account, purchase credit, enter a number, and you’ll get that phone’s current location.
It’s great for quickly finding someone’s general area, but lacks other monitoring features found in spy apps and family trackers. If you just need to periodically pinpoint a phone number, Scannero gets the job done.
Key Features of Scannero 🚀
- Anonymity in Localization: Scannero allows for discreet localization of a phone number, keeping your identity hidden when necessary. 🕵♂
- Easy Setup: Getting started with Scannero is a breeze. Just create an account with an email and a password. 📧
- Real-Time Tracking: Enter the phone number you wish to locate, and Scannero quickly sends a location request. Once accepted, you receive the exact location, displayed on a map in your dashboard. 🗺
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Scannero works effortlessly on both Android and iPhone devices, and being web-based, it operates smoothly on any browser. This eliminates the need for any app installations. 📲
- No Physical Access Needed: Remarkably, Scannero can track a phone number without needing physical access to the phone, allowing you to locate someone’s phone remotely. 🌍
- Network Agnostic: Scannero functions across all networks, offering a universal solution to phone number tracking. 📡
- Locate Without a SIM Card: Scannero can still track the phone number even if the target device changes their SIM card, as long as the phone number remains the same. 🔍
- Privacy and Legality: Adhering to legal standards, Scannero ensures that consent is obtained from the person being tracked, prioritizing privacy and ethical use. 🛡
In summary, Scannero emerges as a reliable, user-friendly, and ethical tool for those needing to find the location of a phone number. It’s an ideal choice for ensuring the safety of loved ones or for gaining peace of mind, thanks to its efficient and intuitive platform.
How Scannero Works?
Using Scannero to find a phone number location is super simple:
- Create an account – Go to the Scannero website and enter your email to setup an account. No installation required.
- Buy credit – Purchase prepaid credits to perform lookups. The more you buy, the cheaper per lookup.
- Enter a number – Type in the 10-digit phone number you want to locate.
- Customize message – Scannero will text the number, but you can customize the content.
- Get location info – Once the person clicks the link in the text, you’ll receive their address, map coordinates, accuracy, and more by email.
- Check online dashboard – The location results also populate in your Scannero account dashboard.
Quick and Legal
- ⏱ Fast Tracking: It takes about two minutes to track a location.
🔒 Legality: Scannero operates legally, requiring consent from the person being tracked.
- 💻 No App Installation: Works entirely online without needing physical access to the phone.
🌐 Works on Any Device: Perfect for both Android and iPhone users.
📡 Any Network: Scannero operates across all networks.
Lost or Stolen Devices
- 🌍 Online Operation: Can track the location of a lost or stolen device with an active SIM and internet connection.
How Much Does Scannero Cost?
Scannero offers a straightforward monthly subscription model for access to its phone number tracking.
Here’s what you’ll pay:
👉🏼 Trial Offer: To get started, once you’ve entered your email and credit card details, Scannero welcomes you with a tempting introductory offer. For just $0.89, you can access all of Scannero’s features for a full day. This trial period is an excellent way to explore the service and see if it fits your needs.
👉🏼 Monthly Subscription: After the trial day, if you decide to continue using Scannero, the service transitions into a regular subscription. This will cost $49.80 per month. It’s a flat rate, providing full access to Scannero’s tracking capabilities without any hidden charges or tiered functionalities.
The monthly plan gives you unlimited phone number lookups. For infrequent use, the prepaid credit packs can be more affordable.
Compared to other phone tracking tools, Scannero is on the pricier side. But you can cancel anytime if you decide it’s not worth the monthly cost.
No Long-Term Commitment: The great thing about Scannero’s pricing model is its flexibility. If at any point you feel that Scannero’s services are no longer necessary, you can cancel your subscription. This option adds a layer of convenience and control, allowing you to manage your expenses according to your usage needs.
While not free, Scannero delivers on quickly locating any cell phone number you input within minutes. The unlimited monthly plan is best for frequent location checks.
My Experience With Scannero
After hearing about Scannero, I decided to try out the phone number tracking service myself. I wanted to see just how well it could pinpoint my friend’s location using only her cell number.
Simple and Quick Setup
Getting started with Scannero took less than 5 minutes. I went to their website, entered my email to create an account, and added funds to my wallet.
The dashboard interface was clean and intuitive. I clicked “New Lookup”, entered my friend’s 10-digit number, and customized the text message she would receive.
Within seconds of submitting the lookup request, Scannero sent the text to her phone. The whole process was really smooth and user-friendly even for someone new to phone tracking.
Impressively Accurate Location
After my friend clicked the link that Scannero texted her, I received an email within a minute containing her precise location details.
The information showed her exact coordinates on a map view, which perfectly matched up with her apartment downtown. It also included the street address, location name, and timestamps.
I was seriously impressed by Scannero’s accuracy in pinpointing her phone’s location using just the cell number. The real-time map was spot on.
Ethical and Legal Phone Tracking
As phone tracking services raise potential privacy concerns, I appreciated that Scannero requires consent before locating a number.
My friend wasn’t caught off guard, because the text message clearly came from Scannero. She chose to click the link knowing it would share her location with me.
This consent-based approach put my mind at ease about trying out the service. I’d recommend Scannero to anyone needing an occasional phone location check.
🌐 Scannero’s Compatibility
🖥 You also don’t need to install anything on your own device. Just access Scannero from any web browser on your:
- 💻 Laptop
- 📱 Smartphone
- 🖥 Desktop computer
It doesn’t matter if the phone you want to locate is using an outdated operating system or not. As long as it can receive text messages, Scannero can send the tracking link.
With no downloads required, Scannero offers hassle-free phone number tracking that’s compatible across all types of devices and operating systems. It’s web access makes it easy to use on the go too.
📍 Why Use Scannero for Phone Number Tracking?
Scannero offers a quick and easy way to pinpoint the location of any cell phone number. Here are some key reasons to use this service:
- 🔧 Hassle-free setup – No software to install. Just sign up and start entering numbers.
- ⏱ Real-time tracking – Location updates every time the person clicks the link Scannero texts them.
- 🤝 Consent-based – The number’s owner chooses to share their location, avoiding privacy issues.
- 🎯 Accurate locations – Scannero precisely maps out cell phone coordinates and addresses.
- 💳 Affordable packages – Prepaid credits start at $12 for 5 lookups. Unlimited monthly plans available.
- 🖥 User-friendly interface – The online dashboard makes viewing locations a breeze.
For occasional location checks through a consent-based method, Scannero delivers accurate and real-time phone tracking. The easy online access makes it a convenient choice over installing spyware.
Final Verdict on Scannero
After testing out Scannero myself and reviewing its features in-depth here, I can comfortably recommend it for quickly locating any cell phone number.
The web-based access means Scannero is compatible with all devices – no downloading required. Setup takes just minutes to start tracking numbers.
While on the pricier side, Scannero’s unlimited monthly plan is great for parents or employers wanting regular location checks. Prepaid credits also available for occasional look ups.
The consent-based approach puts Scannero in a better ethical position than “shadier” spy apps. However, it does mean the number’s owner has to click the tracking link first.
For rapidly finding general location details through a phone number, Scannero delivers. It locates devices accurately and in real-time. Just don’t expect extensive monitoring features.
Overall, Scannero satisfies the need for occasional, consent-based phone number tracking. The easy web access and precision mapping make it a legit cell phone locator.
Have you tried Scannero or a similar number lookup service? I’d love to hear your experiences finding phone locations in the comments below!
👉 Frequently Asked Questions about Scannero
I hope these answers help explain how Scannero’s phone number tracking and location services work! Let me know if you have any other questions.


For the purposes of illustration we assume the following components:
- Target Hardware: Xilinx™ Kintex®-7 FPGA and DDR3 Memory (64-bit DDR)
- Display Device: 0.95" 1080p DMD (64-bit LVDS @ 400 MHz DDR) made by Texas Instruments
The native 1920 x 1080 DMD in this example has a minimum load time of 43.2 us, which equates to a peak data rate of 23,148 binary fps or 51.2 Gbps. The DDR3 external memory interface is 64-bit @ 933 MHz DDR, which translates into peak memory I/O bandwidth of 119.4 Gbps. Conservative de-rating for overhead leaves a sustained memory I/O bandwidth of 101.2 Gbps. Subtracting the peak data rate of the display device (101.2 Gbps minus 51.2 Gbps) leaves a remaining memory I/O bandwidth budget of 50.0 Gbps. This means that after allocating enough bandwidth to continuously drive the 1080p DMD at it's peak data rate, the Gibraltar™ IP core has up to 50 Gbps sustained input bandwidth available for video pixel processing.
To put 50 Gbps in proper perspective, realize that standard Full HD 10-bit 60Hz broadcast video consumes only 3.73 Gbps (ignoring video blanking). Owing to the versatility and balance of the Gibraltar™ Processing architecture, the available video processing bandwidth can be exploited in a number of ways. For example:
- High Frame Rate / Low Latency: Standard Full HD video at 60 Hz frame rate requires 16.67 ms to display each frame. Some applications, however, require much higher frame rate to achieve improved motion rendition (i.e. less motion “blur” or “smearing”) or to display left eye / right eye images for 3D. In other cases, such as interactive “man in the loop” applications, low display latency is a critical concern. For an advanced application, let's say the goal is to process and display 10-bit Full HD video at a blistering 1,500+ fps, which equates to an input data rate of 93.3 Gbps (ignoring video blanking). At first glance this may seem impossible since we have only 50 Gbps of available video processing bandwidth. In fact it is entirely possible, and this example readily illustrates the importance of the advanced floating point Multilevel Halftoning module. Whereas Gibraltar™ Processing up-converts the number of displayed bit planes to maximize the display fidelity at relatively low display frame rate, in this case the Multilevel Halftoning module will down-convert the number of displayed bit planes per pixel in order to support higher display frame rates within the limits of the available bandwidth. To meet the 1,500 fps target in this example, the Gibraltar™ IP core is configured for 12 pixels of input data per pixel clock ≈ 3.6 x 109 pixels per second and 15 bit planes per pixel. In this configuration, the Gibrlaltar™ processor can output Full HD resolution frames at a sustained rate of 1,540 fps / 649 us display time. In a sequential color system (e.g. 1-chip) the Gibraltar™ IP core would run a sequence that optimally distributes the bit planes across all three colors over the frame display time; conversely, in a single color per channel system (e.g. 3-chip) each channel would enjoy all 15 bit planes per frame for greater fidelity.
- Multiple Video Inputs and/or Component Channels: In advanced auto-stereo 3D applications, it's often required to display multiple views per frame. Other specialized applications, such as simulation environments, often need to display both visible and infrared information in the same frame and therefore need to process more component channels per frame than standard 3-color RGB. For example, let's say the application requirement is to simultaneously process and display 16 Full HD video inputs in a single 60 Hz frame time. In this case, the Gibraltar™ IP core is configured to process 8 pixels per clock and 21 bit planes per pixel, and each input will be displayed in 1.04 ms (equivalent to 960 Hz). Alternatively, the Gibraltar™ IP core can process an input of 1920 x 1080 @ 120 Hz and 8 independent component channels into 16 bit planes per component channel and displayed in a 8.33 ms frame time.
- Combination - Multiple Simultaneous Inputs at High Frame Rate: What if the requirement for an advanced application is to process two independent 1920 x 1080 RGB inputs @ 360 Hz each? In this case, each input must be displayed in 1.38 ms, equivalent to 720 fps. The best use of the available processing bandwidth configures the Gibraltar™ IP core for 6 input pixels per clock and process the inputs at up to 32 bit planes per pixel.
The above examples demonstrate the extreme performance and versatility of the Gibraltar™ Processing architecture for specialized display applications.
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This multifrequency unshielded antenna has been designed to work together with our line of electronics plugins. It will provide with the deep layer surveyor with a tool not only capable to work in a wide variety of configurations, but also to exchange the center frequency within the four options provided.
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The possible attainable center frequencies are 12, 25, 50 and 100MHz.


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CCPS is in the midst of upgrading and expanding our current Wi-Fi / Wireless Network throughout all buildings in the system. This has entailed not only upgrading and expanding the number of wireless access points, but also the infrastructure, or background equipment, which ensures proper function of the wireless network. We are in the process of upgrading access points from the current “HP” system to the new “Aruba” system. Along with the equipment upgrade, we are ensuring that every classroom will have its very own access point. This will provide complete Wi-Fi coverage for every educational device used in the classroom.
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Zarlink Semiconductor has announced a new application development kit to help medical customers with the design and evaluation of wireless telemetry systems. These systems are used to link implanted medical devices and home monitoring equipment.
"Customers are designing our wireless radio technology into approved applications, including pacemakers and implantable cardiac defibrillators, and a widening range of new devices such as cardiac monitors and neuromodulation systems," said Steve Swift, senior vice president and general manager of Zarlink's Medical Products Group.
The ZLE70102 ADK supports full-speed data test, link statistics, and power monitoring of end-to-end medical communications telemetry systems enabled by the ZL70102 (Medical Implant Communication Service) radio platform. Zarlink says that the kit enables the evaluation of wireless performance in a range of environments. It also allows customers to adjust algorithms to reduce overall power consumption.
Zarlink's radio chip sends patient health and device performance information to a home base station, which can then be forwarded to a physician's office. Read more about it here. —Lawrence Lloyd


Getting a new TV antenna can be a great solution if the existing one is not functioning as it should. This is why you are advised to look for a TV antenna repair company to help in the replacement process. You can fully rely on the TV antenna repair firm. The professional TV antenna repair will also be beneficial in the long run and you can also boost antenna signal. Therefore, you are supposed to know how you can choose a TV antenna repair expert that will offer the services and you can also boost antenna signal. You are supposed to be aware of the work of the TV antenna repair company if you are going to settle for a good one.
You should start by researching on a TV antenna repair firm that has a business permit and you can also boost antenna signal. The work of the TV antenna repair firm is supposed to be very effective if you are going to rely on it. You have to be certain of the rank of the TV antenna repair firm that you are picking. You are also supposed to check for a TV antenna repair company that has a certificate for the job. You need to be sure that the TV antenna repair company has knowledge and experience in this work and you can also boost antenna signal. You must also check for a TV antenna repair expert that has a great career in what they do.
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NTT Communications Selects Alcatel-Lucent to Launch Japan's First IPv6-Compatible IP-VPN Service Based on MPLS
PARIS, Aug. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU) today announced that NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com) has deployed Alcatel-Lucent's service router solution as the base for its Internet Protocol (IP) Virtual Private Network (VPN) service, which now supports both IPv4 and next generation IPv6 protocols (*IPv4/IPv6 dual stack) for enterprise users. Offered as an option for its Arcstar(TM) IP-VPN service, this is the country's first commercial IPv6 compatible IP-VPN service based on Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS).
The Alcatel-Lucent 7750 Service Router (SR) was first deployed in 2007 to support NTT Com's IP-VPN IPv4-based service, where its reliability and flexibility were put to the test by the high demands of NTT Com's enterprise customers. Now, with IPv4 addresses approaching exhaustion, NTT Com again chose Alcatel-Lucent to upgrade its network to allow both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic to be used on a single network, offering a smooth, relatively low-cost IPv6 migration for its enterprise customers.
"This represents a key milestone in the Japanese market with NTT Com launching its IPv4/IPv6 dual stack service," said Martin Jordy, president of Alcatel-Lucent's Japan activities. "With our market-leading service router solution, we will continue to help NTT Com and its enterprise customers take advantage of the efficient and reliable advanced network services offered with this next generation Internet protocol."
Over 270 service providers in more than 100 countries around the world have selected the Alcatel-Lucent IP/MPLS portfolio as key elements of their IP transformation. According to Ovum RHK, Alcatel-Lucent holds the #2 position in the IP/MPLS Edge market segment.
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Choosing Between Landlines And Voip Communication
Having an effective and reliable communication platform is a basic requirement for a business in modern times. Among the common choices is use of landlines and the VoIP systems. While each of the systems has its own benefits, they vary in features and the extent of communication solutions they bring along. Selection of the communication system therefore becomes an important consideration that needs to be done by the responsible parties. In the selection process, it then means there is need for their features to be considered and in such way ease the process of selection.
The persons communicating through use of the land line are connected through a copper wire that forms the main part of the solution. It is a communication option that has been in used for decades by business and one of the common and easily available options for communication. The most outstanding factor about the landline is that it is among the reliable forms of communication that remains on usage even in times of power outages among other challenging situations. Owing to this factor, it has remains as the most embraced solution for those seeking for emergency services and this is a factor attributed to its resilience. The landlines are based on ancient technology and this means that despite being prone to vandalism, instances of losing data or being hacked are limited.
Technological advancements are credited with the introduction and usage of the VoIP systems for business needs. This is a form of voice communication that is done through having an internet connection. Being a cost effective and easy to install solution, then this becomes an ideal choice for a wide majority. This is more so for those with computer systems already in place. To ease and make communication even better, this comes with room for enhancements and expansions. In such way they gain capacity to embrace video calls and messages alongside the voice solution. For those seeking to use modern solutions in the running of the business, this then comes as the best and ideal choice to be considered.
Selection of the right choice of the system to use for communication needs in a business remain with eh management. Taking into consideration the features and benefits of using each of the available communication solutions comes as an important aspect in this regard. Seeking for reliable sources to provide with the required guidance then becomes an important aspect. Seeking fro professional guidance is also an important input that comes in handy through the selection process that seeks to have the right communication solution for a business.


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And so does everyone else. Simply apt-get install ipkungfu.
I’ve finally switched my gateway box from my 12 years old Pentium (I) 166MHz gateway box (still running Debian potato, kernel 2.2. This is Linux for you, when it works, it can work forever…), to my 5-6 years old Netwinder.
I was also very glad that the Netwinder is now (or still) officially supported by Debian. I had Debian potato installed on it for years. Upgrading it was painless.
My old gateway box was running such an old kernel, and the firewall was one of those copied-from-others script using ipchains. This time I decided to use a better way to manage my firewall rules. After a bit of research and trying things out, I’ve chosen ipkungfu. Again, it was painless to setup.
The only not-so-good bit was, I did the machine switching-over only 1 day before I went away. So as it turned out, my net connection went down in about 2 days time. I always have some scripts checking if the net is up or not, and it would reset everything (bringing down/up the interface, renewing IP, relogging on, etc). But looks like that wasn’t helping either. So I thought it might be one of those cable-modem-needed-to-be-reset situation.
I asked my uncle to power cycle the cable modem for me. And just to be safe I asked him to do the same for the gateway box too. As expected my net connection went up again. And I was happy, for a while.
Who would have thought, it went down again. Suspiciously, it also only stayed up for about 2 days. My instinct told me it wasn’t a coincident. A few days later my uncle again power cycled the modem.
I got on and check the logs again and found that my firewall was blocking (and logging) a lot of IGMP packets from some mysterious 10.x.x.x (Telstra internal network instruments) IP. It’s strange though, I haven’t seen these logs when I was testing the net. So apparently just the bpalogin client heartbeat is not enough. Seems that without the IGMP packet response (or how-ever IGMP works), after a certain timeout period (2 days?) the other end terminates the net connection and stops leasing IP, even if the cable modem is on or even there are existing network connections. So of course, I’ve then updated my firewall rules.
Lesson learnt, testing the net for 1 day is not enough, cos it will go down in 2 days ;)
Once again, many thanks to my uncle for the trouble.


dnd on vodafone
I recently found out dnd on vodafone is a scam. I feel like I’ve been cheated but I’m not sure how I feel. I’m not sure if it’s from the fact that I’m not sure the bill is valid or from the fact that I’m being scammed. What I am sure of is that I feel cheated because I haven’t been able to get my voice mail to work.
I think this has to do with the fact that vodafone does not even own the server or a DNS entry that points to vodafone. If you try to get dnd on your phone, vodafone simply disconnects the call and says “you need to buy a new SIM card” or “the bill is too high.” Either way you end up being on the phone with your landline which is probably not a fun experience.
This is another one of those things that is also possible to do through email. I have found that if you give your landline a few days to fix, you can get dnd on your phone. It’s not as bad as it sounds, I just have to be sure the modem in my mobile phone is the correct one, and that the modem works in the country where my landline is located.
DND is a feature available on all the major mobile networks. It allows you to receive calls and text messages on a phone that’s been deactivated. It means that you don’t have to spend a ton of money to get dnd on your mobile phone. It was originally launched to help people with mobiles that were stuck in the middle of a call or text connection outage because the phone wouldn’t accept any incoming calls or texts.
DND works by the phone going into an “unlistened to” state. This sends the call onto a pre-set list of available phones. The phone then continues to listen if it’s able to, and if it can’t, it sends the call off to a “listened to” list. If you want dnd on your mobile phone, you can buy prepaid SIM cards on the web.
The iPhone is one of the few phones that can actually handle a dnd-style call. So if you have Vodafone, the dnd function will work on your phone. If you dont, there is a free app for windows called dnd-manager that will turn up dnd support on your phone if you are on a mobile network that supports it.
While the iPhone is capable of dnd, the iPhone’s dnd function is a little more limited than the iPhone’s built in dnd function. You can only call people on the iPhone’s dnd list if you are on the same mobile network. This limit might be a little annoying if you want to call a co-worker who is on the same network but in another country. It might not be as annoying if you want to call a friend who is in another country.
One more thing that’s not mentioned about dnd on the iPhone is that you can call your friends or co-workers even if they aren’t on your DND list. This is because the iPhone dnd function is only available to “in-call” people. This means that if you are in a city where you don’t have a phone you will have to call a number on your DND list to get a call to your friend or co-worker.
The reason that we don’t have a phone is because there is no such thing as a phone. We have a phone that we can call if there is such a thing as a phone in the world. You can call a certain number on your phone or you can call a certain number on your iPhone.
You can also call that number on your iPhone, and it will make you say “hello” to the person on the other end. It’s like a phone call, but you can make it through your phone without even being on the phone. You can also make it through your phone, but the person you call is not on the phone. There is no phone, there is no phone network, there is no phone call, there is no telephone. There is no phone calling.


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