We live in an age where technology reigns supreme. Before, we only relied on the PC desktops to get the job done. At present, we have very tiny gadgets that functions like any normal PC would. Not only that, we can communicate to our loved ones because of this nifty gadget. Yes, I am referring to the smartphones. Because smartphones allow us to have a better overall productivity, protecting these handsets from external damages is something that every smartphone user should know. According to research done by Forbes, there has been a significant increase of small and medium scale businesses who subscribe to different VoIP service providers. In fact, more than half of businesses that are subscribed to VoIP services actually encourage BYOD – Bring
Mobile Archive
The telecommunications industry has been connecting lives ever since. Through the course of history, we have relied heavily on the telephone systems for our daily communications, whether it is for personal consumption or business purposes, whether local or international telecommuting. To put it bluntly, telecommunications have been part of our everyday lives. Before the turn of the new millennium, the modern technology has redefined the telecommunications system and marketing strategies, changing society’s communication culture once again. Widely considered as the “seventh mass media channel”, mobile phones became a media consumption and delivery platform in the 90’s. It has nine benefits as a media channel that cannot be seen on its predecessors. Mobile is: • The first personal mass media • Permanently carried • Always on