mortgage mailing list

Mailing lists allow you to setup special email addresses on the mail server which will allow you to quickly send emails to large numbers of email accounts. The lists can contain both local and external email addresses as well as being setup to deliver to all users within a particular local domain or group.

mortgage mailing list from Martin Worldwide are designed to be simple to set up but also remain secure. The available security options allow you to restrict the number of deliveries per day. Mailing lists can also manage delivery email addresses, allowing users to automatically add or remove themselves.

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Review: Motorola RIZR Z6c for Verizon

The latest handset to sneak through the FCC's approval process is the Motorola RIZR Z6c for Verizon Wireless. The Z6c is another World Edition handset for Verizon, meaning that it works with both CDMA and GSM based networks. The Z6c sports dual-band CDMA (800/1900MHz) support and dual-band GSM (800/1900MHz) support. The GSM frequencies are used widely in Europe and other parts of the world outside of North America, and will allow Verizon customers to use the same handset when they travel internationally.
The RIZR Z6c is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD card slot, and Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support for stereo headsets.

Toshiba Strata® CIXâ

Toshiba America Information Systems Inc., Telecommunication Systems Division (Toshiba www.telecom.toshiba.com) today announced the launch of the newly enhanced Toshiba Strata® CIXâ„¢40 IP business communication system. Now available, the new Toshiba CIX40 expanded trunk capacity from six to 11, IP channels from eight to 24, and voice mail ports from four to eight. The Strata CIX40 accommodates users in a mix of IP and digital endpoints and is sized and priced just right for SMB and branch office users.

With the new Strata CIX40, users can have up to 24 IP telephones in addition to 16 digital telephones for a total of 40 users on a single system. This is three times the number of IP telephones on the original Strata CIX40 system. Users have a choice of eight, 16 or 24 IP channels. Standard configuration is four analog CO lines, eight digital telephones and one analog port for fax/modem. The new Strata CIX40 is compatible with all of Toshiba's IP phones, the SoftIPT® soft phone and digital telephones, as well as Toshiba-certified third-party SIP telephones. The IP channels may be used for networking or IP telephones and are individually selectable by the user. The Strata CIX40 can be networked with Toshiba's larger CIX100, CIX200, CIX670 IP business communication systems, or other CIX40 systems, and can migrate to any of the larger systems.

samsung 46 inch LCD

Product research online often starts with the search engines, but search engines typically are unable to find and deliver results pinpointing specific local stores with specific products consumers are looking for.

However, there is a company called Krillion which own a search engine that scours the Web to find, integrate and present actionable local search results for the ready-to-buy consumer. So, if you are looking for samsung 46 inch LCD to compare prices within 10 miles of your town, the query returns a landing page for each query result dynamically generated, optimized for SEO, and placed into the indexes of the major search engines. By product, by location landing pages provide consumers with actionable information regarding where to buy the product in question and the price ranges across various retailers.

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China Mobile expects to finish building 3G networks

China's largest mobile phone network operator is testing one of the first handsets designed for China's 3G (third generation) network that runs Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.0 OS. China Mobile expects to finish building 3G networks in eight cities by the end of this year and at least 10 by the time the Summer Olympic Games open in Beijing next August. It is testing dozens of handsets for the networks, which are based on a home grown technology called TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access). Among the phones being tested is the S876 from Taiwan's Inventec Appliances (IAC), which may become the first 3G handset running Windows Mobile 6.0 to launch in China. While it's hard to definitively hand the crown to IAC, it was the only handset maker to offer details of a finished device at the GSM Association's Mobile Asia Congress in Macau earlier this month.

The handset was being tested, and an IAC executive sent photos and further details of the phone to IDG News Service. However, other handset makers, including Zhejiang Holley Communications (Holley Comm), have been working on Windows Mobile 6.0-based 3G handsets for China as well. IAC's S876 will be available to Chinese users in the second quarter of 2008. The handset is a dual mode device, able to switch from 3G TD-SCDMA to GSM/GPRS (Global System for Mobile Telecommunications/General Packet Radio Service) and includes a 2.4-inch touch screen, 3-megapixel auto-focus camera and micro SD card slot. It also has a CCITT (Comité Consultatif International Téléphonique et Télégraphique) keypad with touch wheel control.

U.S. retailers may see record holiday Internet purchases

U.S. retailers may see record holiday Internet purchases after slashing prices on high- definition televisions and leather jackets to attract customers over the Thanksgiving weekend. Promotions by Walmart.com and Circuit City Stores Inc. may push online spending above $700 million today, a single-day best, Reston, Virginia-based ComScore Inc. estimated. Retailers are offering discounts available only online to attract people to their sites as consumers spend less in the face of higher food and fuel costs. Walmart.com is selling Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox 360 with a game and accessories today for $399, less than the $479.66 it would normally cost.

Consumer purchases over the Internet rose 29 percent on Thanksgiving Day and 22 percent the day after, known as Black Friday, ComScore said. Spending on so-called Cyber Monday, promoted by the NRF as the first online shopping day after the weekend, probably will exceed either of those days as people return to work. Online visits on Black Friday, called that because it was considered the day that retailers traditionally turned a profit for the year, increased 10 percent from a year earlier.

Parenting with Lilaguide.com

Let’s say that you are going to a baby shower, but you have no idea on where to find a good gift. So, go to Lilaguide.com to search hundreds of local baby stores or super stores to look around. You might find the perfect addition to your friends’ baby's room. If you find yourself wondering around not being able to find one thing that she might like you can always search for the necessary things that you know she will need at a great price. At these stores you should be able to find multiple packs of diapers that come in large quantities that any in parenting activities needs and would love to have. You will also be able to find bottles, formula, and some outfits in bulk like the diapers also at a great price that your friend will absolutely love and enjoy having. There is no need for you to walk around multiple stores trying to find something you think she will like when anything you get her new baby she will love and be able to use.

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Upgrade your Nokia N800

For N800 owners, the upcoming arrival of Nokia’s N810 internet tablet may not be that exciting. It’s always great to see new technology, but when it comes at the expense of your device it’s just not as much fun. Even if you don’t plan on upgrading to the N810, which brings along a slide-out keyboard, faster CPU, and a better looking exterior, there is something to be happy about. That something is OS2008, the operating system that will be found on the N810 and is based on Maemo 4.0. The upgrade will be available on the N800 shortly (probably a few weeks) after the N810 arrives and it will definitely breath some new life into your N800.

The big news lately though is that a number of sites have posted on how to upgrade your N800 before the official release. Easy to follow instructions are available and all you need to do the job is your N800, an internet connection, and access to a Linux operating system. From my experience the upgrade is easy to do and takes under thirty minutes. The chance of bricking your N800 seems low, but problems like that are always a possibility so make sure to back up first and proceed at your own risk. You don’t need a dedicated Linux system, you just need to get at the terminal for a bit. You could use a Linux system, but if you don’t have one you could use a LiveCD or, as I did, VMware and a Linux image. I used VMware’s Player along with Debian, but that is just one possibility. Once you have this setup it’s just a matter of plugging in the N800 and typing a few commands into the terminal.

Vodafone/Nokia alliance

Vodafone, the world's largest mobile operator by revenue and Nokia the world's largest handset manufacturer, have agreed to launch an integrated suite of Vodafone services combined with Nokia Ovi Services on a range of Nokia handsets. These services will offer customers a greater choice of communications, Internet services, content and browsing through a range of premium handsets on high speed 3G and 3G broadband networks. Vodafone and Nokia also have agreed that a number of these handsets will be exclusive to Vodafone. Customers will get faster and easier access to all of Vodafone's Internet and entertainment services as well as all of Ovi from Nokia services on a wide range of handsets. Vodafone customers will be able to access the widest and most attractive choice of Internet services.

Vodafone and Nokia will make it easier to access the Internet quickly at the click of a button. Customers will get the full suite of communications, content, Internet services and browsing, through seamlessly integrated Vodafone services on Nokia handsets. Vodafone and Nokia will also deliver greater choice in music for customers, by making both the Vodafone music service and the Nokia Music Store available on Nokia's 2008 handsets.

Executive placement

Talking about recruiting activities, I think A.E. Feldman Associates, Inc. services are extremely attentive and professional. This headhunters company work quickly and conscientiously to provide high qualified candidates from a variety of backgrounds. If you are looking for speed, courtesy, and professionalism, so A.E. Feldman Associates, Inc. is the staffing agency for you.

With so many executive placement companies in US, It's hard to know which agency to use, however A.E. Feldman Associates, Inc. will always provided you with efficient service as well as great candidates. This is particularly important if you have a large ramp to complete in a short amount of time.

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Nokia N810 Internet Tablet

Nokia announced that the new Nokia N810 Internet Tablet has begun shipping nationwide in the United States. With a new slide-out keyboard, built-in GPS, digital audio/video playback and Wi-Fi capability for VoIP calling, the Nokia N810 provides the functionality of a traditional computer but all in one sleek, stylish and portable device.

The Nokia N810 provides a premier, portable internet experience with its large color display, touchpad screen, slide-out keyboard, 400 MHz processor, Mozilla-based browser and up to 10GB of memory (an optional 8GB memory card combined with 2GB internal memory). To access the Internet, users simply connect via the nearest Wi-Fi hotspot or over Bluetooth on a mobile phone. Connecting to the Internet allows the user to stay connected with friends and family through VoIP calling, instant messaging and e-mail. Users can also access their online communities by checking Facebook or Flickr accounts and see what's new in the lives of those they care about. With up to 45 hours of music playback, storage for up to 7,500 songs* and built-in GPS, the Nokia N810 is perfect for the person on the go. The Nokia N810 comes with free maps preloaded for users to browse detailed locations, search for street addresses, find various points of interest (POI) as well as nearby Wi-Fi hotspots. Wayfinder will offer subscription based service for navigation over the Maps application; a 3-year license for $129.99 available in December.

Contaminated toys in the internet

Hundreds of toys that have been recalled because they're contaminated with lead paint are showing up for sale on the internet, the Consumers' Association of Canada says. And with many parents looking to shop online for the holidays, the association is warning parents to be cautious before purchasing anything. The toys, which were manufactured in China with lead paint, include everything from the highly popular Thomas the Tank Engine to Barbie accessories to Geo-Trax. The latest warning comes after Health Canada urged consumers earlier this year not to buy the toys at stores.

Health Canada could not be reached for comment, but the government department's website lists the toys that have been recalled.

Cash Reward Credit Cards

When you evaluate various credit card options with CreditCardSearchEngine.com, compare the credit card interest rates. Look for a low interest rate card but remember the interest rate is not fixed so it can be adjusted either quarterly or by written notice by the bank or company. You may be able to negotiate with your bank for a lower interest rate.

Compare how finance charges are calculated to help determine the total cost of credit. Look at all charges for each card. Some companies add other fees, such as late-payment fees if your payment arrives after the due date, or transaction fees every time you use the card.

Compare also services and features, such as travel insurance, rebates, purchase protection plans, Cash Reward Credit Cards or extended warranties.

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Trimble GPS for BlackBerry smartphones

Trimble has announced that it is making three of its popular GPS-on-cellular applications available for BlackBerry smartphones. The applications will be available specifically for the BlackBerry 8800, BlackBerry 8820, and the BlackBerry Curve 8310 smartphones. The three applications to be offered include AllSport GPS, Geocache Naviagtor, and Trimble Outdoors.

AllSport GPS allows BlackBerry users to track their fitness routine by logging their time, speed, calories burned, and distance traveled when their workouts take them outdoors. Recommended routes and maps can be downloaded, and you can even share stored workouts with a friend. Geocache Navigator hooks you into the new sport called geocaching that uses GPS coordinates to create a high-tech treasure hunt. You’ll have real-time access to the geocaching.com website in addition to tools, including a radar-like interface, to guide you to the treasure. Trimble Outdoors is the ultimate tool for those who plan outdoor trips. The tool allows you to review and plan trips online. Once completed, routes, maps, and GPS waypoints can be sent to your BlackBerry. Using Trimble Outdoors, you can also create photos, video, and audio notes, which you can share in the Trimble Outdoors Google Earth Layer.

Zune media player has sold out across the Web

The 80-gigabyte Zune media player Microsoft Corp. launched has sold out across the Web, to the dismay of online shoppers and delight of the world's largest software maker. While Web retailers have 4 GB and 8 GB versions of the second-generation Zunes in stock, the 80 GB music player is not available on Amazon, Best Buy or Circuit City's Web sites.

Microsoft is prioritized the manufacture of the smaller Zune 4 and Zune 8 devices, and that more of the 80 GB version should be on shelves, physical and virtual, in the next 10 to 14 days. Rumors of a manufacturing delay spread across consumer electronics blogs this week.

Wedding Ideas

Bridesmaids' gifts are given by the bride to her bridesmaids and maid of honor as a permanent keepsake of the wedding. The best gifts are those that can be used both during and after the wedding. You can search online for other good Wedding Ideas to find the best advise.

For bridesmaid gifts, consider items of jewelry that can be worn during the wedding to give your wedding party a coordinated and elegant look. Choose the collection that most fits your style, and then select the type and color of stone to match the color of your flowers and/or bridesmaids dresses. I believe this is the perfect bridesmaids' gift.

Bridesmaids' gifts are usually presented at the bridesmaids' luncheon, if there is one, or at the rehearsal dinner. The gift to the maid of honor may be similar to the bridesmaids' gifts but should be a bit more expensive.

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Nokia E51. Business-focussed smartphone

It's the business-focussed smartphone that's going to sell faster than Nokia can make it. Or so reckons Steve Litchfield, who's been rather impressed by the Nokia E51. There are also lessons here for the rest of Nokia's smartphone line.

First impressions of the Nokia E51 are of its diminutive size. Although slightly heavier than the 6120 Classic, it's quite a bit thinner, at only 12mm and seems perfectly formed for its target market, businessmen and women and the companies they work for. And yet within the case lies an almost identical device, at least in terms of OS, memory and software. S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 (this is the second Eseries device to feature it, after the E90) is now pretty mature and most of the applications and interface will be well known to you. The screen dimensions, contrast and reflectivity seem identical to that on the outer screen of the E90, by the way, should you need a comparison, and I want to publically congratulate Nokia's Eseries team for using transflective screens which work well outside in bright natural light - while your Nokia N81 and N76-using friends are squinting at their displays trying to see what they're doing, your E51 (or E90 or E70 or E61 etc) will remain extremely readable, even in the very brightest sunlight.

Siebel CRM Mobile for the BlackBerry

Oracle announced the new Siebel CRM Mobile for the BlackBerry(R) platform, the latest offering delivering Oracle's leading CRM applications and capabilities to BlackBerry(R) smartphone users. Created as a result of the close collaboration between Oracle and Research In Motion (RIM), Siebel CRM Mobile now provides customers with secure mobile CRM functionality that mirrors the simplicity of the BlackBerry email experience. This offering is available to existing Siebel Wireless customers and leverages the open and flexible development platform provided by the BlackBerry(R) Mobile Data System (BlackBerry MDS) to simplify integration with web services exposed by Oracle's Siebel CRM.

Siebel CRM Mobile enables users to easily and securely access Siebel CRM applications from BlackBerry smartphones and enjoy the superior mobile experience provided by the push-based BlackBerry system architecture. The offering enables access to the most up-to-date CRM data online or offline, giving users the ability to take immediate action on critical notifications. By leveraging the advanced wireless security, connectivity and manageability of the BlackBerry platform, Siebel CRM customers worldwide can further realize the value of their Siebel CRM investment by expanding access to their mobile users.

Graham Leach

The extent to which your computer will permit access to your computer files is something you can control. Be sure that you understand how the access control settings work for your Linux system and that you proactively take measures to block the general public and "guests" from updating your files.

Whenever your workstation contacts data from another source, either via diskette, network, e-mail, Web surfing, etc. you increase the risk that your workstation will become infected.

Remember to Use Strong Passwords. Never leave the password for the administrator account of any piece of software blank and use security software with graham leach standards, like PowerPassword, to protect your passwords. Always protect administrator and user accounts with strong passwords. Encourage all users of your system to change their passwords regularly.

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Switch to satellite TV

Tired of the fuzzy picture on your TV screen? Or the cable going out at the most inopportune moment? Satellite may have seemed more costly upfront when it first surfaced, but these days it can be a better value than cable and just makes sense. Cable TV has been around so long now. You know exactly what you're getting; it's the old stand by. But you may not like what you get, or feel like you have a choice about what you get. Now you do and it's just as easy, too.

Satellite TV, such as DIRECTV, gives you a TV viewing experience in a whole new dimension. While cable is known to go down for the same reasons as your electricity does, satellites don't get blown out of orbit. You don't have to worry about not having service on the day of the big game or missing the grand finale of your favorite show. Satellite offers family friendly viewing with channels like Disney and Discovery, and with parental controls in place for the channels and shows you don't want your kids to watch. And now that the technology has been around for a while, it's very user- friendly.

U.S. control of core Internet systems

Debate over U.S. control of core Internet systems threatens to overtake an international meeting in Brazil next week that was meant to cover topics including spam, free speech and cheaper access. The Internet Governance Forum is the result of a compromise world leaders reached at a U.N. summit in Tunisia two years ago. They agreed to let the United States remain in charge. But they established an annual forum to discuss emerging issues, including whether control of how Internet addresses are assigned — and thus how people use the Internet — should remain with the U.S. government and an American nonprofit.

Many countries complained U.S. dominance wasn't discussed enough during the first forum last year, in Athens. In meetings leading to the second round opening in Rio de Janeiro on Monday, China, Iran, Russia and Brazil, among others, won an opening-day panel devoted to "critical Internet resources." Some governments are seeking more concrete results, such as a chairman's statement or negotiated agreement on next steps, though U.S. and U.N. leaders cautioned that specific decisions are unlikely and even inappropriate.

Learn something new

There are some major advantages to online education, including the ability to set your own study time. You may be looking for a promotion or career change that requires additional training or you may simply be ready to learn something new. But with today's busy lifestyle, there's little time to devote to regularly scheduled class time. That's where online education from capella university can be a great asset for a motivated person.

The fact that you are working on your own could very well be one of the major advantages of taking online educational classes, because you don’t need to follow the other’s trend.

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MOTO Q

AT&T Inc. and Motorola announced recently that the MOTO Q 9h global will be available exclusively to AT&T customers in the U.S. beginning tomorrow. The 3G-powered MOTO Q global is the first MOTO Q smart device sold in the U.S. with worldwide capabilities.

The MOTO Q global is a high-performance smart device with a new, sleek form factor. The MOTO Q global offers AT&T customers a full ergonomic, integrated QWERTY keyboard; outstanding voice quality; downloads at up to 3.6 Mbps via AT&T’s UMTS/HSDPA-based BroadbandConnect network; Windows Mobile 6; built-in GPS capabilities; Documents to Go for document editing; Opera browser; seven dedicated shortcut keys; a 2.0-megapixel camera with flash; and support for both a host of enterprise- and consumer-oriented applications and services. These include the debut of My Q Paks, a suite of third-party application bundles designed to meet a MOTO Q global user’s lifestyle needs. These applications are all made possible through relationships with software developers that are members of Motorola’s MOTODEV Developer network. The MOTO Q global provides access to AT&T’s BroadbandConnect network in more than 200 major metropolitan areas across the U.S. and coverage outside 3G service areas via AT&T’s nationwide3 EDGE network, the largest national high speed wireless data network in the U.S. The EDGE network is available in more than 13,000 cities and towns and along some 40,000 miles of major highways.

Meet your new personal trainer: your cell phone

It can take your pulse, check your body fat, time your jogs and tell you if you have bad breath. It even assesses stress levels and inspires you with a pep talk. The prototype Wellness mobile phone from Japan's NTT DoCoMo Inc. targets users with busy lives who want a hassle-free way of keeping track of their health. The phone, developed with Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and unveiled recently at the CEATEC electronics show outside Tokyo, has a built-in motion sensor that detects body movement and calculates calories burned, whether you're walking, running, climbing stairs or resting.

DoCoMo, Japan's largest mobile phone carrier, has yet to set a release date or price for the Wellness phone and has no immediate plans to sell it overseas. Like a sensor system that Nike Inc. and Apple Inc. developed for the iPod Nano, the handset also keeps track of runs, letting users set targets and record time, distance and calories burned — while listening to music through headphones.

Unique Corporate Gift Ideas

Want to impress your friends this year end? Then say goodbye to traditional gifts and say hello to Tootie Pie. This web site offers the corporate food gifts you need to impress your employees, customers or partners, made in a beautiful presentation for a quick and good present. You will find there Unique Corporate Gift Ideas and a team committed to providing excellence in service, quality gifts, creative packaging and all at competitive prices.

And the best is that you can make all transaction online without losing your time looking hundreds of stores, avoiding the season’s congestion because everybody is looking for gifts. Tell your employees and partners how special they are with a different gift this year end.

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iPhone take care of desing

Most high-tech companies don't take design seriously. They treat it as an afterthought. Window-dressing. But one of Jobs' basic insights about technology is that good design is actually as important as good technology. All the cool features in the world won't do you any good unless you can figure out how to use said features, and feel smart and attractive while doing it. An example: look at what happens when you put the iPhone into "airplane" mode (i.e., no cell service, WiFi, etc.). A tiny little orange airplane zooms into the menu bar! Cute, you might say. But cute little touches like that are part of what makes the iPhone usable in a world of useless gadgets. It speaks your language. In the world of technology, surface really is depth.

SMS for free

Worried about your SMS bills? Help is at hand if you have a Yahoo email ID. The leading Internet media company announced this week that its free Web mail service, now integrated with chat and other features in a re-launch, will offer free text messaging services to users in four countries including India. The facility, which earlier existed only for Yahoo’s instant messenger users, is now available through the Web mail, and will take two to three weeks to roll out as Yahoo has 22.5 crore users worldwide, said IM Swaminathan, director, communications and community products, at Yahoo’s Bangalore centre.

The service could help people save money on international SMS messages that are costly, and also help desk-bound people send instant messages to people on the move.

Long Distance Moving Companies

Just as every family is different, every person’s moving needs and approach to a move will likely be different. Therefore, it is important to have good Long Distance Moving Companies available in order to develop a customized moving plan.

Service Network offers a variety of services options which allow you to do as much or as little as you like. Their move consultant will explain the many available services and assist you in determining which services you'd like Service Network professionals to handle. Their move consultant will then tailor a personal moving plan to your specific needs, schedule and budget. You can visit their web site to find more information.

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CellBlu integrates ipod and MP3 in cellphones

CellBlu launches its new Bluetooth headset which will allow you to take cell phone calls while listening to your iPod or MP3. CellBlu's stereo headset pack includes a stereo headphone, a Bluetooth receiver and a Bluetooth receiver in two versions, one compatible with 3.5mm audio jack MP3s and the other with multi-pin connections on the iPod, iPod Video, iPod Nano and iPod Touch all for under $100.00 MSRP. Other competitive devices, mostly available in Europe, either do not provide functionality wirelessly or require the purchase of an add-on transmitter which can sell for as high as $60.00. Making these solutions much more expensive and/or cumbersome. CellBlu's transmitter can also work with other Bluetooth enabled devices such as speakers and computers.

Nokia postponed the start of its gaming service

Nokia's move into Internet operations faced headwinds, as the cell phone maker postponed the start of its gaming service due to software testing delays, and Warner pulled its songs from Nokia's music shop. The gaming service and music shop are among the cornerstones of the world's top cell phone maker's big push into mobile Internet services under its new "Ovi" brand.

Nokia unveiled the long-awaited gaming service at a large media event in August, saying then it would be available globally in November. Nokia opened its first music store in Britain earlier this week, but Warner Music Group Corp is withholding its content from the site, partly over concerns about illegal downloads at Nokia's file-sharing site Mosh.