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AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTState of the ArtCredit...Stuart GoldenbergJune 5, 2008You hear it all the time: “These cellphones are too complicated, by cracky! I don’t want to play music or surf the Internet. I just want to make phone calls!”It may turn out, though, that these complaints are misdirected. Maybe the real problem isn’t new features — it’s the complexity added to the phones’ designs.But what if there were a way to add features without changing the phone itself?There is. Several super-simple cellular services are so sweet and satisfying, you can’t believe they’re free. They work by recognizing your voice, so you don’t have to master anything new on the phone itself — all of the complexity is hidden from you. Certain voice-driven freebies, in particular, have earned a permanent place on my phone’s speed-dial keys. All work alike: you dial an 800 number, speak your request and get the results in seconds, usually in the form of a text message on your phone. (Yes, the sort of person who uses the phrase “by cracky” may be unfamiliar with the glories of text messaging, and may bristle at having to pay 10 cents a text message, or $5 a month for hundreds. But remember: the services described here don’t require you to master sending such messages — only receiving them, which requires no skill at all.)800-GOOG-411. Cellphone carriers have plenty to be ashamed of. Case in point: when you dial 411 to look up a phone number, you’ll be billed $1.50 or $2.If it’s a business or store you’re looking up, for heaven’s sake, dial 800-GOOG-411 instead. It’s a voice-activated, national phone directory run by Google. It’s fast and efficient, and there are no ads or charges.A typical transcript goes like this. “GOOG411. What city and state?”You: “New York, New York.”Google: “New York, New York. What business name or category?”You: “Empire State Building.”Google: “Empire State Building! Searching. Top listing: Empire State Building on Fifth Avenue. I’ll connect you.”And your call is connected, just as though you’d dialed yourself. Or you can interrupt by saying “details” (meaning, “read me the phone number and address”)

Added for $5 per month.Texting Messaging – For local phone numbers, all incoming text messages are free of charge. For sending text messages from local numbers, bundles starting at 250 messages for $13. For texting on toll free numbers, pricing starts at 250 messages for $24, which includes both incoming and outgoing messages.Custom Caller ID Name – Registration of your business name as it appears in the caller ID on an incoming call, also known as CNAM. One-time setup fee of $15 to register your caller ID in the national databases.911 Emergency Calling – Registration of your physical location with local emergency telephone dispatch operations. Monthly fee of $1 per month per phone number.411 Directory Service – Registration of your business in the 411 directory.6. RingblazeReinvented phone system for happy teams and customers that takes care of everything you really need. Create US, Canadian or International Phone Numbers. Ringblaze keeps you connected and engaged with your customers all over the world. No need to worry about missed calls or poor connections.They even offer an integrated reporting system, which can provide a smart analysis of the work your team is doing. Track growth trends and forecast your future. Use a dedicated business number to contact your customers. Expand your company’s global footprint by registering phone numbers in 200+ countries and territories.7. SidelineYour other number is calling. With patented technology, the Sideline app gives you a second phone number that’s just as reliable as your first. Sideline works with your existing carrier

Through a simple search on its interface. Accessible on phone and computer browsers, it is safe, simple, anonymous, and does not require creating an account. Additionally, it's a completely legal background check service as it sources its information from publicly available databases. The site's address lookup can be done by anyone and does not require a high degree of technical knowledge. Cocofinder then runs through its databases and shows the address lookup results on your screen. There's also no limit to the number of reverse cell phone lookups you can perform in Canada.Some of CocoFinder's use cases include reconnecting with friends, finding criminal history, missed caller identity, and finding information on yourself. Another reason that makes CocoFinder great is its 24/7 customer support team. Part 8: SearchPeopleFree SearchPeopleFree offers reverse phone lookup Canada to help identify an unknown caller and their postal address. It is an efficient and reliable reverse phone lookup Canada service that provides the name and address of the owner. For the victims of these nuisance calls, it is a meaningful service that provides much-needed results in a matter of seconds. The process is discreet since white pages reverse phone lookups are highly confidential. Also, one can track lost friends on online databases containing 411 white pages Canada and 411 yellow pages Canada lookup service. Some of the pros that make SearchPeopleFree one of the best ways to find people in Canada include: Huge Database Superfast Searches No data tracking High accuracy Part 9: RealPeopleSearch RealPeopleSearch is a people finder service that takes the target's phone number and informs about their true identity. The tool provides the caller's complete name, education, and email address.Moreover, RealPeopleSearch can help you find the scammer, an old acquaintance, harasser, or telemarketer calling you, helping you decide on the next action steps. By just providing the phone number, the service will provide a list of the given information from which you can filter out the results and access the target report. After selecting a specific profile, RealPeopleSearch will take time and avail the appropriate results. It is considered a valuable lookup service

Automated switchboards. A decade later, more than 30% were automated, according to a 2019 article by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.The growth of automatic switchboards led to the direct-dial telephone in the 1920s. (The “0” for operator appeared with dial phones, said Lauer from the University of New Hampshire. On the new Bell dials, “Operator” was printed in the “0” position. The use of “411” also emerged with the dial era. “0” became universal for operator assistance and “411” was the number for directory assistance. In later years, if you dialed “0 and asked for directory assistance, the operator would transfer you over to “411.”)But electronic switchboards and direct dialing were phased in gradually and did not eliminate the need for human operators.Automatic switchboards were mainly used for local telephone calls. For decades after the introduction of direct dialing, operators still handled long-distance calls, toll calls, and calls to the police and fire department. This meant that operator jobs continued to rise until around the 1970s.Directory assistance was also mostly free for customers until the 1970s, when AT&T began charging customers to curb the “misuse” of the service and shift the high costs of employing operators and handling time-consuming queries for information.“Some people just simply don’t want to bother to look the number up themselves,” AT&T’s chairman complained in 1974.The breakup of AT&T in the 1980s and the deregulation of the telecommunications industry altered operator and directory services. Phone companies began to cut their ranks of operators, automate services

**NOTE: These configuration overrides will work on any platform.**How ToSimply copy the string beginning with APP_FILE_PATH="... and apply it to the phone. Reboot the phone and it should upgrade or downgrade accordingly.Poly UC Software 6.4.6Supported Devices: VVX 101/150VVX 201/250VVX 301/311/350VVX 401/411/450VVX 501VVX 601SoundStructure VoIP Interface CardAPP_FILE_PATH=" UC Software 6.4.5Supported Devices: VVX 101/150VVX 201/250VVX 301/311/350VVX 401/411/450VVX 501VVX 601SoundStructure VoIP Interface CardAPP_FILE_PATH=" UC Software 6.4.4Supported Devices: VVX 101/150VVX 201/250VVX 301/311/350VVX 401/411/450VVX 501VVX 601SoundStructure VoIP Interface CardAPP_FILE_PATH=" UC Software 6.4.3 BSupported Devices: VVX 101/150VVX 201/250VVX 301/311/350VVX 401/411/450VVX 501VVX 601SoundStructure VoIP Interface CardAPP_FILE_PATH=" UC Software 6.3.1Supported Devices: VVX 101/150VVX 201/250VVX 301/311/350VVX 401/411/450VVX 501VVX 601SoundStructure VoIP Interface CardAPP_FILE_PATH=" UC Software 5.9.7FSupported Devices: VVX 101/201VVX 150VVX 250VVX 301/311VVX 350VVX 401/411VVX 450VVX 501VVX 601The following phones are supported in UC Software 5.9.7F but don’t receive new feature updates:VVX 300/310VVX 400/410VVX 500VVX 600APP_FILE_PATH=" UC Software 5.9.7Supported Devices: VVX 101/201VVX 150VVX 250VVX 301/311VVX 350VVX 401/411VVX 450VVX 501VVX 601The following phones are supported in UC Software 5.9.7 but don’t receive new feature updates:VVX 300/310VVX 400/410VVX 500VVX 600APP_FILE_PATH=" IP 4.0.15Supported Devices: SoundPoint IP 321SoundPoint IP 331SoundPoint IP 335SoundPoint IP 450SoundStation IP 5000SoundPoint IP 550SoundPoint IP 560SoundStation IP 6000SoundPoint IP 650SoundPoint IP 670SoundStation IP 7000SoundStation DuoAPP_FILE_PATH="

We sometimes get people that are confused by all the terms for phone numbers. Unpublished, Unlisted and non-published are pretty much all the same thing. These are usually land line numbers that are not listed in the white pages or by calling directory assistance because the owner has requested to be removed from such listings.There is typically a fee to have your phone number “unlisted” but if you have ever had the number listed and a few years later pay to have it unlisted it was most likely already listed and is therefor out in cyberspace in someone’s database some place. That’s where you either start looking in old historical or archived databases or hire a private investigator to try and locate unlisted numbers.If you review our FAQ section on this subject you will see that the difference is really nothing. The expressions, “unlisted number”, “unpublished number” and “non-published number” (also known as “non-pub”) really mean the same thing. Unlisted usually means it’s not listed with directory assistance, non-published means it’s not in the phone book. But basically it means these numbers are not listed in the local Telephone Directory and not normally available through Directory Assistance (411) or telephone operators (0 or 00). It usually means you can’t get the name and address thru normal means and you need a private investigator to get accurate up-to-date information.Often times people will hire our investigator and then use our database or another database like searchbug or intelius and receive conflicting information. The problem is that often the information is conflicting because the database got the older info and the investigator got the most current info.Sometimes you can get lucky with a database search. There are many reliable private databases used by many companies with great success. However, when you know you need accurate reverse phone number information and you want a human to speak with and do the work, most professionals turn to us.ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Noah Wieder is CEO of SearchBug, Inc. and the founder of bestpeoplesearch.com. Bestpeoplesearch is a private investigator portal and Information Retrieval Services web site where investigators offer searches to businesses and individuals with specific search needs.