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How to Get Toll Free Numbers?

Toll-free numbers are telephone numbers with distinct three-digit codes that can be dialed from landlines with no charge to the person placing the call. Such numbers allow callers to reach businesses and/or individuals out of the area without being charged a long-distance fee for the call.

Toll-free numbers are particularly common for customer-service calling. Toll-free service has traditionally provided potential customers and others with a free and convenient way to contact businesses. Customers can also send text messages to toll-free numbers, so long as those numbers are “text enabled,” and businesses can send texts in response.

How are toll-free numbers assigned?

Toll-free numbers are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis by entities called “Responsible Organizations” or “RespOrgs.” Many of these entities also provide toll-free service. RespOrgs have access to a toll-free database that contains information regarding the status of all toll-free numbers.

Hence, you can also contact Jain Software for assigning a toll-free number. Jain Software is Central India’s Fastest Growing Software Company providing a broad range of software services, solutions in strategy, consulting, digital, technology and operations.

So, it also provides toll-free numbers to different businesses/organizations, etc. If you are interested in assigning the toll-free number for your business or organizations, you can contact to Jain Software by calling on +91-771-4700-300 or you can email us on Global@Jain.software.

Android vs iOS

Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS are operating systems used primarily in mobile technology, such as smartphones and tablets. Android, which is Linux-based and partly open source, is more PC-like than iOS, in that its interface and basic features are generally more customizable from top to bottom. However, iOS’ uniform design elements are sometimes seen as being more user-friendly.

You should choose your smartphone and tablet systems carefully, as switching from iOS to Android or vice versa will require you to buy apps again in the Google Play or Apple App Store. Android is now the world’s most commonly used smartphone platform and is used by many different phone manufacturers. iOS is only used on Apple devices, such as the iPhone.

An iPhone 6s handily beat a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in on speed test that involved opening several apps one by one, cycling through a set of apps twice. The same set of apps were used for both devices. The iPhone was able to complete two laps in 1m21s while it took the Galaxy Note 2m4s to finish the same task. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 boasts better hardware specs and is a much newer phone compared with the iPhone 6s.

However, it should be noted that the difference could be in how app publishers develop their apps for Android vs. iOS. Just because the same apps are on both platforms does not mean their internal workings are the same. Although Google does update Android frequently, some users may find that they do not receive the updates on their phone, or even purchase phones with out-of-date software. Phone manufacturers decide whether and when to offer software upgrades. They may not offer an upgrade to the latest version of Android for all the phones and tablets in their product line. Even when an upgrade is offered, it is usually several months after the new version of Android has been released.

This is one area where iOS users have an advantage. iOS upgrades are generally available to all iOS devices. There could be exceptions for devices older than three years, or for certain features like Siri, which was available for iPhone 4S users but not for older versions of iPhone. Apple cites hardware capability as the reason some older devices may not receive all new features in an upgrade.

A wide variety of android devices are available at many different price point, size and hardware capabilities. iOS is only available on apple device the iPhone as a phone, the iPad as a pad, the iPod as a new mp3 player. these tend to be more expensive more than equivalent hardware android.

Transportation innovation

Through the adoption of advanced technologies such as wireless networking, track-and trace systems and RFID tags, the transport and logistics sector has achieved significant productivity gains. Technology is transforming the business of storage through more efficient warehouse management systems and changing the nature of transport through vehicle and load optimization and systems that reconcile loads with invoices. However, for some companies in the transport and logistics sector, the productivity benefits gained from implementing technology do not stack up against the costs. In markets where labour is already cheap, or where there is the option of importing cheaper labour from overseas, the potential savings may not be worth the investment. Below are the transportation innovation that will save your time and money:

• Maglev trains
• Bike share program
• Electric cars
• Smart roads
• Driverless car

Smarter city transformation:

The transformation to smarter cities will require innovation in planning, management, and operations. Several ongoing projects around the world illustrate the opportunities and challenges of this transformation. Cities must get smarter to address an array of emerging urbanization challenges. The number of cities worldwide pursuing smarter transformation is growing rapidly. However, these efforts face many political, socioeconomic, and technical hurdles. smarter city initiatives often require extensive coordination, sponsorship, and support across multiple functional operation. The need to visibly demonstrate a continuous return on investment also presents a challenge. The technical obstacles will centre on achieving system interoperability, ensuring security and privacy, accommodating a proliferation of sensors and devices, and adopting a new closed-loop human-computer interaction paradigm.

What is 5G?

5G is slowly transitioning from an industry vision to a tangible, next-generation mobile technology. Some network operators have already announced 5G trials and pre-standard deployments of 5G technology. But what is 5G? Our fundamental viewpoint is that 5G will be a “network of networks”, a convergence of wireline and wireless with deep fiber penetration in both to support the variety of 5G use cases.

5G is foremost about enhanced mobile broadband, requiring much greater throughput than 3G or 4G. The vision for 5G also includes ultra-low latency speeds to enable futuristic applications. But implementing 5G also has its challenges ` it will require exploiting millimetre wave frequency bands, which has been formidable so far. Here’s more about the 5G technology hurdles the wireless industry is working to surmount.

According to the next generation mobile network’s 5G white paper. 5G connection must be based on user experience, system performance, enhanced service, Business model, management and operations.

According to GSMA to qualify for a 5G a connection should meet most these eight criteria:

• 1 to 10 GBPS connection to the end point in the field.
• 1 millisecond end to end round trip delay.
• 1000x bandwidth per unit area.
• 10 to 100x number of connected device.
• 99% availability
• 100% coverage
• 90% reduction in network energy usage.
• Up to ten-year battery life for low power.

5G will be significantly faster than 4G, allowing for higher productivity across all capable devices with a theoretical download speed of 10,000 Mbps. Plus, with greater bandwidth comes faster download speeds and the ability to run more complex mobile internet apps.

5G will cost more to implement and while the newest mobile phones will probably have

HOW LED STUMPS WORK?

If you have been watching the World T20 on television you would have noticed the stumps lighting up each time the ball crashes against it or the wicket keeper whips the bails off. That’s because of LED technology, a new innovation in cricket.

Bronte EcKermann, the inventor of LED stumps, has said he would not mind giving Mahendra Singh Dhoni one as a souvenir if India, which has made it to the semi-finals, wins the ongoing ICC tournament.

‘Well, this is a very costly system. The entire set-up during a match costs Rs 25 lakh approx,  While the new innovation is providing television viewers and spectators an enhanced experience and getting them more involved, here are ten things you must know about the LED stumps:

1. The innovation was conceived by Bronte EcKermann, an Australian mechanical industrial designer, and created by South Australian manufacturer Zing International. It is called the Zing Wicket System.
2. It was first tried out in a club game in Adelaide. Once Cricket Australia was convinced about using it instead of the wooden stumps for night matches, it was decided that it would be used in the 2012 edition of the Big Bash League in Australia.
3. The technology was introduces with after three years of intense research.

The International Cricket Council used it for the first time during the semi-finals and final of the recent Under-19 Cricket World Cup in the UAE.
Besides the ICC under-19 World Cup, the stumps have been used in T20 competitions in New Zealand, Australia and the West Indies. India could see the use of LED stumps and bails in the upcoming seventh edition of the Indian Premier League.
4. With conventional bails, it is difficult for the umpire to tell when the bail is ‘completely dislodged’. A bail is only ‘completely dislodged’ from a wicket when both spigots have separated from their stump grooves.

5. Low voltage batteries are incorporate in each of the bails and stumps.
6. The wicket come fitted with LED. The bails also have an in-built sensor than can determine if a wicket is broken in just 1\1000^th of second.
7. They are made of composite plastic and the LEDS glimmer at the slightest impact with ball.
8. The stump and bails illuminate with dislodged, when the wicket is broken the bails flash bright red LED light.
9. If a wicket keeper makes a stumping, the light flash. It help the umpires to come up with correct decision especially during close stumping and runout.
10. Each bail cost as much as an iPhone.

Rooting android vs jail breaking iOS: whats the difference?

There have been long (and unhealthy) debates among iPhone and android user as to which is better: a jailbreak iPhone or a rooted android device. While on surface, both things might seems the same, getting authorized access to certain system partition to weak files and make the device do want you want they are actually very different from each other.

Rooting on android phone and jailbreaking iOS are the same thing. One essentially by passes the security checks and restrictions imposed by the OEMs to gain access to system files and modify them to enhance existing feature or add new ones both rooting and jailbreaking. Void the warranty of the device, though both are reversible and one can always restore their phone back to its stock state if they wish to, rooting and jailbreaking differs from each other in what they are capable of doing and the process of doing it. Rooting an Android device is more complex and time-consuming while jailbreaking an iPhone usually takes a few steps. However, while it is possible to root most Android devices out there, it’s rare that a jailbreak tool is available for the latest iOS release. Many Android OEMs like OnePlus actually embrace the third-party developer community and make it easier to root their devices. Apple, on the other hand, is completely against jailbreaking and actively patches exploits with every new iOS release that makes jailbreak difficult.

There are many benefits to rooting an Android device. The whole concept that it provides you with greater customization options is true only to a certain extent. Most OEMs now offer plenty of customization options on their Android devices which will suffice the need of most people out there. While you do get more customization options on a rooted Android device, the additional options will only please a handful of people.

Nowadays, people primarily root their Android device to install a newer version of Android on it. It’s widely known that most Android OEMs end up ditching their smartphones a few months after its release. This means that they are left without software updates and it is up to the third-party community to keep the phone going. So, for example, the One Plus One which never officially

What does having blue eyes really mean?

Blue Eyes is a technology conducted by the research team of IBM at its Almaden Research Center (ARC) in San Jose, California since 1997. Blue eyes technology makes a computer to understand and sense human feelings and behavior and also enables the computer to react according to the sensed emotional levels. The aim of the blue eyes technology is to give human power or abilities to a computer, so that the machine can naturally interact with human beings as we interact with each other.

All human beings have some perceptual capabilities, the ability to understand each other’s emotional level or feelings from their facial expressions. Blue eyes technology aims at creating a computer that have the abilities to understand the perceptual powers of human being by recognizing their facial expressions and react accordingly to them.

Blue in terms stands for Bluetooth, which enables reliable wireless communication Eyes, because the eye moment enables us to obtain a lot of interesting and important information. The basic idea behind this technology is to give the computer the human power. Blue Eyes uses sensing technology to identify a user’s actions and to extract key information.

The Blue eyes technology ensures a convenient way of simplifying the life by providing more delicate and user-friendly facilities in computing devices. Now that we have proven the method, the next step is to improve the hardware. Instead of using cumbersome modules to gather information about the user, it will be better to use smaller and less intrusive units. The day is not far when this technology will push its way into your household, making you lazier. A blue eye is a technology aiming to be a means of stress reliever driven by the advanced, technology of studying the facial expressions for judgment of the intensity of stress handled. These new possibilities can cover areas such as industry, transportation, military command centers or operation theaters.

HOW FINGER PRINT SENSOR WORKS?

A finger print sensor is an electronic device used to capture a digital image of finger print pattern. The captured image is called a live scan. This live scan is digitally process to create the biometric template which is stored and used for matching. Many technologies have been used including optical, capacitive, RF, thermal, ultrasonic, piezoelectric, mems.                                                                                                                Fingerprints offers a complete range of technology for working with fingerprint biometrics that can be used separately or in combination, including sensors, biometric processors, and modules. The competitive advantages offered by Fingerprints’ technology include unique image quality, extreme robustness, low power consumption, and complete biometric systems. Fingerprints’ area sensor and swipe sensor are both based on patented proprietary technology, which offers several strong advantages such as high image quality, programmable pixel elements, and 256 gray-scale values from every single pixel element. The sensors contain small capacitive plates, each with their own electrical circuit embedded in the chip. The sensors use Fingerprints’ proprietary HSPA (High Sensitive Pixel Amplifier) that allows each pixel element in the sensor to detect very weak signals, which improves image quality for all types of fingers. Extremely weak electrical charges, sent via the finger, are created, building a pattern between the finger’s ridges or valleys and the sensor’s plates. Using these charges, the sensor measures the capacitance pattern across the surface.

Fingerprints’ HSPA method also allows the use of a patented protective coating that is 25 to 30 times thicker than other suppliers and helps Fingerprints’ sensors to withstand values. Capacitance is the ability to hold an electrical charge. Fingerprints’ sensors contain tens of thousands of small capacitive plates, each with their own electrical circuit embedded in the chip. When the finger is placed on the sensor, extremely weak electrical charges are created, building a pattern between the finger’s ridges or valleys and the sensor’s plates. Using these charges, the sensor measures the capacitance pattern across the surface. The measured values are digitized by the sensor and sent to the neighboring microprocessor. The surface of a capacitive sensor is a neat array of plates that are able to measure the capacitance between these plates and thus the finger print contour. This can be above directly by applying an electrical charge to the plate.

DUAL CAMERA TECHNOLOGY

In a world were use of smart phones are increasingly day by day, new features are a need. As some phones are struggling to excite us anymore. Phones need something to satisfy this need, and this technology easily satisfies that need.

• Our eyes come in a set of two, so why not digital camera on a smart-phone. There are several notable benefits in having two cameras.

Corephotonics : A technology that will change smart phone imaging is capable of performing optical zoom upto 5 times without any moving parts. The big trick in Corephotonics use of 2 lenses with different focal length, one is wide angle, other is 3x zoom. It means you can switch lenses to magnify objects without resorting to digital zoom.

• The magic happens when the images from two lens, one is fixed focus telephoto ( a lens with a longer focal length than standard). With a narrow field of view and a normal wide angle combined together via algorithms into a single image.

• In a world where use of smart phones are increasingly day by day, new features are a need. As some phones are struggling to excite us anymore. Phones need something to satisfy this need, and this technology easily satisfies that need. Dual camera technology will embrace the image quality and user experience of mobile imaging.

• Huawei and its subsidiary honor both are approaching the dual lens setup to improve focus. This year Iphone 7s, LG & Huawei technologies have led their way with new android flagships and claims its offers in noise reduction in low light, sharpness. Iphone 7s dual camera posses the dual shooter path plus 12 megapixel sensor behind its 28mm wide angle lens. This are optically stabilized which minimizes the blurriness of photos

• In my experience with honor 8 and P9, i found that it comes with laser-assisted autofocus mechanism & provides an excellent results in picture quality and color reproduction even in an ample light.

• The downside is that despite the aid of huawei image processor, the process takes a second or two to complete. As both P9 and honor lack optical image stabilization, when there is less than sufficient light the process may results in blurry photos.

• However we know for sure that the dual lens is the smartphone camera setup for future.

– Jasleen kaur

– Jain Software Foundation .