NotePage SMS, Texting and Messaging Blogs
07/02/2014 Text Messaging
May Help Diabetics |
Findings from the Dulce Digital study suggest that
a text message-based self-management intervention
improves glycemic control in high risk Latinos with
type 2 diabetes.
Researchers recruited 126 Latinos with type 2 diabetes
and HbA1c greater than 7.5% from federally-qualified
health centers (FQHCs) that serve disadvantaged populations
to investigate the impact of a diabetes self-management
intervention delivered via mobile text messaging.
Cell phones were provided to patients who did not
have them, along with text messaging instructions.
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07/01/2014 How Text
Messaging Is Helping Victims Of Violence |
When a young Malaysian woman, Xin-Ci Chin, was attacked
by two men as she entered her car in Kuala Lumpur
two years ago, she barely escaped an unknown fate
by fighting her abductors and jumping from a moving
vehicle.
The episode, which she detailed in a harrowing Facebook
post, had a silver lining. At a point in her career
where she was looking for new opportunities anyway,
it led her to team with a friend, James Khoo, and
create a simple but ingenious app that could help
other women in the same situation.
Since launching a year ago on iOS and Android, Watch
Over Me has attracted 140,000 users all over the world,
with the majority so far located in Southeast Asia.
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07/30/2014 Text Messaging
Is Not Ruining Grammar |
It is not surprising that many teachers, parents,
and young people themselves feel concerned about this
constant exposure to non-standard written English.
It seems quite plausible that frequently seeing to
- too written as 2, or people written as ppl, might
mean that these kinds of spellings could start to
creep into students formal writing.
Fortunately, in recent years, the research has returned
a fairly robust conclusion.
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06/20/2014 What is
New in PageGate 7? |
Here are just some of the new features and enhancements
found in PageGate v7
- Brand new powerful message templating system.
- Priority settings for recipients and carriers.
- New PageGate load-balancing module option.
- SMTP SSL/TLS and STARTTLS now supported for SMTP
connections.
- Carrier level default domain for the SMTP protocol.
- Dynamically updated DNS servers.
- SMTP relay servers settable on a by-carrier basis.
- New HTTPGET and HTTPPOST delivery protocols.
- Support for setting small delays between messages.
- Improved Fax Capabilities, including MS Fax service
support.
- Improved support for the latest Windows operating
systems.
- Smoother installs, uninstalls, upgrades, and day
to day operations.
Learn
Details about PageGate version 7
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06/19/2014 Will Text
Messaging Help Kids? |
Text messaging is unequivocally the No. 1 communication
tool for the younger generation. According to the
Nielsen consumer research group, teenagers send an
average of 114 text messages per day. Meanwhile, 39
percent make or receive voice calls daily, and only
6 percent of teens use e-mail daily, according to
Pew Research. For this reason, it makes sense that
more organizations are realizing the powerful potential
of text messaging to reach teens and young adults
as a positive influence in the healthcare sector.
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06/18/2014 Text Messages
May Double a Smoker Odds of Quitting |
Text messages providing tips, reminders and advice
can help smokers quit, according to a new study.
Researchers found that this type of cellphone program
doubles the chances that a smoker will kick the habit.
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06/17/2014 Customer
Support Via Text Message |
Customer service technology provider In The Chat
today launched a new text message tool that routes
text message queries from customers to an appropriate
agent within one second of a text being sent, according
to the vendor’s founder and CEO John Huehn. Not
only does that allow a retailer to take advantage
of one of the most ubiquitous communication channels
among mobile phone owners, it will speed call center
response times enough to cut costs by 25%, Huehn predicts.
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06/16/2014 NIH Spent
$480,500 to Text Message Drunks |
The National Institutes of Health has spent nearly
half a million dollars text messaging alcoholics to
encourage them to stop drinking.
Dr. Frederick Muench, an assistant professor in Columbia
Universitys psychiatry department, is leading the
$480,500 study aimed to reduce problem drinking.
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06/12/2014 PageGate
Version 7 Is Now Available! |
We are very pleased to announce the release of PageGate
v7. The new version of PageGate has a variety of new
features you can see a list of What is New in Version
7 at https://www.notepage.net/pagegate-v7-whats-new.htm
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06/11/2014 Central
African Republic Suspends Text Messaging |
In the Central African Republic capital of Bangui,
residents have been using SMS text messages to incite
violence.
This has prompted the government to ban text messages
to help alleviate security concerns.
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06/09/2014 Text Messaging
Software Helps Smokers |
More than 11 percent of smokers who used a text-
messaging program to help them quit did so and remained
smoke free at the end of a six- month study as compared
to just 5 percent of controls, according to a new
report by researchers at Milken Institute School of
Public Health at the George Washington University.
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05/29/2014 Step by
Step PageGate TAP Setup Tutorial |
Video tutorial that explains step by step setting
up the TAP
interface in PageGate
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05/28/2014 Professional
Text Messaging Tips |
With the overwhelming number of communication channels
available to businesses, figuring out the best way
to reach clients can be tricky. While you want to
make sure your customers get the message, you also
do not want to annoy them with too much contact.
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05/27/2014 Apple
Faces Lawsuit for Missing Text Messages |
iPhone owners are reportedly finding that they no
longer receive text messages after switching
to an Android or other device. This is due to an old
bug in Apples iMessage service. The problem is caused
by the way Apples iMessage has been developed. It
is a separate messaging system unlike any other SMS
app and Apple uses end-to-end encryption, which means
it is totally secure. When a user signs up for iMessage,
their number is stored in a separate database that
is accessed when another iDevice wants to ping them
with a message. So your contacts device knows the
other person is using iMessage and does not send an
SMS but an iMessage IM. For numbers not in the database,
an SMS is sent, which would entail carrier charges.
However, the problem arises when switching to another
device. When your contacts with iMessage send you
a message, it keeps looking for your Apple device
ID, as it had been registered in the past. So it keeps
trying to send you an iMessage IM instead of an SMS.
The SMS is never delivered and naturally, the iMessage
is not either.
This has led to a new class action lawsuit in Federal
District initiated by Adrienne Moore who switched
from an iPhone to a new Samsung Galaxy S5. Moores
suit sought class action status for all users who
may be in a similar situation, which could end up
running into thousands of potential victims.
It asks for Apple to fix iMessage so that users can
exit the ecosystem without any issues and has asked
for punitive damages to the affected class members.
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