NotePage SMS, Texting and Messaging Blogs
07/31/2015 Text Messaging:
Effects on Romantic Relationships and Social Behavior |
While texting enables romantic partners to develop
and maintain their relationships, it also may create
a potential strain.
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07/29/2015 A Brief
History of Text Messaging |
How did text messaging evolve from a high-tech feature
to a cellphone staple? Check out its history here.
Brief
History of Text Messaging
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07/27/2015 Is Text
messaging Changing Your Brain? |
The notion that text messaging can change the brain
seems like science fiction, something that is said
to scare teenagers away from technology. However,
The Huffington Post reports that text messaging may
indeed alter the brain.
A study indicates that text messaging on a touch screen
could change the sensory-processing area of the brain.
Arko Ghosh, neuroscientist at University of Zurich
said that cell phones, smartphones in particular,
offer a chance to see how daily life shapes the brain.
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07/24/2015 Nine Types
of Text Message Monsters |
Texts are great for two things. The first is short,
essential information that does not merit
a phone call, but is great to have on hand.
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07/22/2015 7 Gotta-know
iOS and Android Text-messaging Tricks |
Read on for seven texting tricks you need to know,
starting with...
Sounds simple, but forwarding a text or picture message
to someone else on an iOS or Android device is not
easy if you have never done it before.
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07/20/2015 The Sweet
Smell of Text Messages |
Back when people communicated more often through
physical letters, there was a strong market for perfumed
stationery. One sniff, it is said, could bring a rush
of memories or longings.
Now communication is digital and instant. You can
watch videos and hear voices of your loved ones. But
smell? Not so much.
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07/13/2015 The Father
of Text Messaging has Passed On |
Matti Makkonen, who is considered the father of
SMS, has died at 63.
The Finnish inventor pitched the idea for text messaging
in 1984 according to Wired, while having a pizza dinner
during a telecom conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.
His creation has gone on to become a vital form of
communication worldwide.
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07/17/2015 Text Messaging
Therapy |
If people could text their therapist when they need
them from their own home, would that make people more
likely to use a therapist and use them more often?
The tele-therapy trend was the driving force for Talkspace,
a company married couple Roni and Oren Frank founded
and launched in 2012. Roni credited therapy with saving
their marriage.
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07/15/2015 Text Messaging
Exercise Study |
Chetan Mistry and the Behavioural Medicine Lab at
the University of Victoria (BC) are seeking participants
for an exercise planning study, delivered entirely
via mobile phone through text messages!
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07/13/2015 FCC Approves
New Rules So You Can Block Robocalls And Spam Text Messages |
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted
in favor of the protection of consumers against unwanted
spam text messages and robocalls on both landlines
and mobile phones.
The FCC approved new rules that will allow carriers
to provide better call-blocking services to subscribers
without violating rules on connecting calls. The agency
also detailed a few exceptions to the new order, such
as pharmacies calling customers for medication refills
or calls from financial institutions alerting patrons
of possible fraud on their bank accounts. However,
debt collection or marketing calls from these companies
are not included in the very narrow exclusions.
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07/10/2015 How Does
Your iPhone Actually Crash? |
You know that text thats going around? The one that
will crash your whole iPhone if you get it? You may
already know first hand, but it is for real. Here's
how it works, as far as we can tell.
So what is this nasty little piece of text doing?
Before we get there lets lay out a little vocab.
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07/08/2015 Text Messaging
Surveys |
A new study in PLoS One suggests that surveys delivered
via smartphones as text messages may gather higher
quality data than phone calls.1
The ubiquity of smartphones make them a great resource
for gathering all sorts of data. UCSF’s Health e-Heart
study is built on that idea, aiming to collect health
data on a million people through their smartphones
– including survey data.
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07/06/2015 Crashing
Cell Phones |
All it takes to crash an iPhone is one text message,
because of a small set of Arabic characters that grow
longer when you delete them. Probably.
So says Tom Scott, a British engineer and TV personality
known for his explanatory YouTube clips. He tackled
the interesting bug in a video published Friday.
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07/02/2015 Making
Use of Cell Phones Abroad |
Prices for calling, texting and using data overseas
continue to fall, but the larger system relies on
a haphazard and incomplete set of agreements among
wireless companies from every country on earth.
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06/30/2015 Textitis? |
Texting has made communication swifter and more accessible
than ever before, but that is not without pitfalls.
Texting is distracting, and texting while driving
has been documented as even more dangerous than drinking
behind the wheel. Texting can exacerbate joint pain
and, in more serious conditions, lead to neurological
damage. With eyes glued down to a screen, texting
can lead to everyday aches and pains.
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