As a larger percentage of smaller businesses look to cut costs and still increase their return on investment (ROI), turning to VoIP phone service is a great means by which to do just that.

According to research from Instat, close to 80 percent of businesses will be using VoIP by 2013, leading more and more companies to turn to considering using the product. Among those most likely to turn to mobile VoIP will likely be corporate and campus users.

For those not dialed-in, Voice over Internet Protocol service offers many likewise features that traditional landlines do, but at a fraction of the costs. The biggest savings small business owners will find by using the VoIP product is on long-distance calling, whether making a large volume of calls to clients nationwide or staying in touch with your staff that travel often or reside outside of the area.

In order to proceed with possibly adding VoIP phone service to your small business, among the things to keep in mind are:

• Calling your Internet search provider – Take the first step and contact your ISP in order to see which services are options. Among the things you need to know ahead of time is how many employees will be using the service, do you have plans for growth in the immediate future, will you require things like conferencing, faxing and call-waiting, and knowing what kind of budget you are open to with VoIP;
• Free benefits – A number of VoIP providers will offer features like caller ID, voicemail at no charge, unlimited local and long-distance calls for certain areas, extension services permitting you to use wireless devices and more. Add up the different features that are available from each provider so that you can come up with a package that best suits your needs;
• Going international or domestic – Make sure you have a good feel as to whether you will be predominantly doing international or domestic calls. If your business finds itself placing a high volume of international calls, then it is likely you will want to find a plan that charges less to call other countries. On the other hand, if the bulk of your calls are domestic, money can be saved by setting up a domestic calling plan;
• Doing your homework on each and every provider – Before you sign the contract for a VoIP provider, make sure you do some research on the company. Look to see if they have a good track of providing service, if they have had or currently have any financial issues, and whether or not there are any red flags related to the company like a large volume of customer complaints. You should also contact businesses similar in size and industry to see which provider they are using and any feedback they are willing to share.

Once you have looked at some of these factors, it then comes down to whether or not your business truly wants and needs VoIP.

Among the advantages to going with VoIP for your small business would be:

• Unlimited area calling and very minimal-expense, if not free of charge, long-distance calling.
• Call waiting, call forwarding, caller ID, anonymous call blocking, toll-free numbers;
• No charge for video-calling and video-conferencing, IM, file sharing and more depending on the selected service;
• The ability to conduct calls worldwide with an Internet connection using an adapter and via your mobile phone (depending on the service chosen).

Among the disadvantages to going with VoIP for your small business would be:

• A loss in Internet service and electric means you also are without phone service;
• Calls could be hacked given that you are using a web-based system;
• Call quality can also suffer compared to that used via a traditional landline;
• Multiple users lead to the issue of deciding what amount of bandwidth can and should be utilized at any given time.

If one of your company’s goals moving forward is to save more on long-distance costs, dialing into VoIP may be just the right call.

About the Author: Dave Thomas, who writes on subjects such as business phone services, writes extensively for San Diego-based Business.com.

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Many entrepreneurs who run small-scale businesses often miss the point that even a small business requires a well thought-out business marketing strategy. A more affordable way of devising a sound business strategy for your small business is to invest in the best marketing apps. Internet marketing apps have become really popular in recent years as they have been found to be very effective in reaching out to people via their smartphones and tablet PCs.

The fact of the matter is that developing and implementing a marketing strategy is one of the hardest and costliest phases which every business has to go through. Over the years, use of email marketing has pretty much taken over the use postcards, flyers and posters to promote the latest products and hottest discount offers. However, recent studies have proven that email marketing is not a very effective marketing tool because majority of the recipients simply do not bother to open and read such email messages. On the other hand, use of mobile marketing via smartphone apps has a startling 97 percent open-and-read rate. Mobile marketing is so popular and effective because these days you hardly ever come across a person who does not owns and uses a mobile phone. With the help of the best marketing apps, any small-scale entrepreneur can reach out to local customers with great results.

Mobile marketing through mobile apps is cost-effective and brings out instantaneous results as most recipients end up reading such mobile notifications within an hour of receiving it. This can result in convincing your customers to show up at your retail store within hours of sending out your promotional offers. Mobile marketing is also extremely successful because it reaches out to your target market with great geographical accuracy. In other words, sending out mobile notifications to locals residing within a mile or two of your store’s location is more likely to help you boost your sales. After Google Maps, mobile marketing is considered to be the most targeted marketing tool.

Making use of interactive apps is another way of extracting the best results out of mobile marketing. As long as your marketing apps have integrated features such as GPS service and reward programs for loyal customers, you can expect to attract the attention of customers located close to your store. The basic idea behind mobile marketing through apps is to make it easier for your customers to learn about new offers and to find out about the locations of your nearby stores. While getting your mobile marketing app developed, you also need to make sure that the app allows you to give unlimited notifications to your customers so that your customers do not have to face any inconvenience.

Developing a marketing app by professionals is no longer an unheard of thing. By investing an amount ranging between $1000 and $1500 you can create a comprehensive and user-friendly mobile marketing app that can help increase your sales considerably. The New York Times has remarked about mobile marketing as the most effective marketing tool ever created so there is no reason why your business should not benefit from it.

About the Guest Post Author: Guest post by Abdul Rehman who is interested to write about technology on his tech blog Geeksuper where you can explore useful tech how to’s, tech news and latest developments in modern tech world.

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The early morning and late afternoon commuting times are often the worst hours of the day for people who hate the difficulties in getting to and from their job. With the rise of smartphones and tablet devices, these dreaded hours no longer need to be filled with traffic jams, missed connections, and high levels of boredom. Tons of apps have been created especially for regular commuters and a person that takes advantage of these programs will discover that they can completely change the experience of getting from home to work. The right app will obviously depend on the mode of transport, but these are a few examples for each type of commuter.

Avoiding Traffic

There are tons of apps that claim to give real traffic information, but few really deliver the needed information reliably. Beat the Traffic is one such app. Combining updated construction areas, traffic hot spots, and real-time reporting of accidents, Beat the Traffic can quickly generate alternate routes when there is a problem with a person’s normal drive to work. In addition, the app incorporates live feed cameras for certain streets that are known to have traffic problems. With all of this data to process, the application can deliver accurate estimates for driving times for common destinations that a person can enter on their device. Using Beat the Traffic can easily cut a driving commuter’s time on the road by a substantial amount of time.

Making the Bus

If the bus is a person’s preferred way to commute, Next Bus will likely have them covered. The Next Bus app has been developed for use in a wide variety of cities, including London, Los Angeles, and New York, just to name a few. Unlike other apps that use static timetables, Next Bus operates on real-time data. Each public transport vehicle is equipped with satellite technology that allows the app to relay accurate information about the next arrival time to a particular situation. Next Bus is rapidly expanding and is expected to become used for public transport around the world.

What to Do

For most people, getting to the bus or train on time is only half of the commuting problem. The other part is figuring out what to do while waiting to arrive to the destination. Pulse is an app that brings all of a person’s interests together by incorporating various news streams in one easy-to-read location. With Pulse, there are no ads or dealing with websites that are poorly designed for the modern technology of mobile devices. Listening to music and reading the latest stories on Pulse will make the commute as entertaining as possible.

Getting to and from work is obviously not everyone’s idea of a good time, but with the right collection of apps, a person will be able to make it much less painful. The daily commute may not be going away anytime soon, but a person’s response to these hours of the day can be drastically improved with just a few apps on their mobile device.

About the Author: Jon is a freelance writer, currently working for Ladbrokes Games.

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Most of us are glued to our mobile phones these days, so it makes sense to take advantage of them for work, as well as for leisure. There are apps for almost every purpose available on the marketplaces of the main mobile OSes, but it can be difficult to sort the useful apps from the “shovelware”. The following list includes some of the most useful business phone apps that will hopefully make your life easier and increase your productivity.

Five of the best business phone apps:

1. Evernote

Evernote lets you save snippets of text, take notes, and even snap photographs and have them automatically stored in the cloud and synced with your other Evernote-enabled devices. It’s not very good for serious document editing, but for shopping lists, quick note taking, jotting down phone numbers, and snapping photos of receipts it’s invaluable.

2. tinyCam Monitor

tinyCam Monitor is a free piece of lightweight monitoring software designed to allow you to monitor and control surveillance cameras. It’s easy to integrate with most IP cameras, allowing you to keep an eye on your premises, wherever you are.

3. PC Monitor

This monitoring software allows you to keep an eye on the status of your PCs. You can track the CPU usage, memory usage, running services, drive space, and network status of the computers on your network. The free version allows you to monitor three PCs. There is no limit on the pro version.

4. AndroVNC

While business phone apps are nice, sometimes you will want to check something on your desktop PC. AndroVNC allows you to remote control your desktop via your mobile or tablet PC. You probably wouldn’t want to engage in any heavy-duty work this way, but for setting off a large report, or starting a big download, this tool is useful.

5. Pingdom

Make sure you’re the first to know if your company’s website slows down or has problems. Pingdom can be configured to monitor a selection of websites or servers, and will alert you if those websites stop responding, or slow down.

6. Expensify

If you spend a lot of time on the road, then keeping track of receipts, credit card transactions and out-of-pocket expenses can be difficult. Expensify is one of the most popular business phone apps for logging expenses and keeping track of electronic and physical receipts.

Other useful apps for businesses include map and timetable utilities, voice recorders, and contact apps. Whether you use Windows Mobile, Blackberry, Android, or iPhone, you should be able to find apps for almost any purpose.

The popularity of smartphones is not without downsides, however. Many people use their personal devices for a range of work related tasks. This can cause a lot of headaches for IT departments that find themselves having to support dozens of different devices. Another issue is security. Is the data on your phone encrypted? Does your phone lock when it is not in use? How much sensitive data is stored on your phone right now, and what would happen if it got lost or stolen? It’s a good idea to think about, and plan for, that possibility before the worst happens.

About the Guest Post Author: This post was written by James Harper on behalf of Xibis who design bespoke business phone apps as well as remote monitoring software.

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A professional job is essential to meet the current needs and to save for the future. Whether you are in a job (employee) or own a business (employer), you have to be diligent and hard working, without which you cannot succeed.

Whether you are a salaried person or have a business of your own depends upon your calibre and instinct. The involvement in commercial activity involving goods and services is called business. On the other hand, the commitment to perform certain activities on a routine basis for which a fixed payment is made is called a job. Both types of professional activities have their advantages and drawbacks.

Advantages of owning a business

Whether it is a small business or a large one, it has several advantages. Here are some of the advantages of owning a business over a job:

Financial growth: there can be no denying of the fact that a business surely has better financial prospects than a job. While a salaried person gets a fixed payment, a business owner can earn much more than a salaried person. Moreover, with a job, the financial growth is linear with only a small raise after every year. However, this is not the case with a business. A business can bring in huge profits.

Flexibility: again with a job, people have to be tied down to a routine and have to work for the fixed duration of 8 to 9 hours. However, with a business of your own, you are the boss and have the flexibility to work at your convenience. This flexibility of working hours and the duration of work can be very handy as there are moments when one needs to give in time to family and friends.

Retirement benefits: for a salaried person, retirement comes in only when they are at least 60. This means salaried professionals must keep working till the age of 60 to get all the benefits of the retirement, no matter whether your health allows this or not.

On the other hand, a business owner can think of retiring when he reaches the age of 50. This is so because once the business has been established and is running smoothly, a business owner can take retirement and hand over the business to their heirs.

ll as a business owner, you do not have to answer anybody as you are the boss. You are not answerable to anybody for your actions or your work. However, this is not the case with a job. A salaried professional is answerable not just to the boss but also to anyone else concerned with the department or office. This can be really frustrating at times, as there is no liberty of thought. Being your own boss, there are no rules that you have to follow. While for a salaried professional, there are umpteen rules, which must be followed in any case.

These advantages clearly indicate that having your business is definitely better than working as a full time employee. You can start with a small business and then work hard with dedication and persistence to see it grow.

Guest Post Author’s Bio:

Working as business & finance analyst in Brisbane, Jim is very much interested in management consulting for finance projects. He writes about new challenges coming up in next year’s in the industry. Follow Jim on Twitter for more information at @JamesForrest8

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The tech world shook a few weeks ago, when Facebook purchased photo-enhancing app Instagram for $1 billion US. How did a single app, which hasn’t generated any revenue, get valued so highly? How do developers such as Rovio, with Angry Birds, and Zynga, with its slate of social games, generate so many downloads?

While there are plenty of factors that go into their success with mobile apps, their general placements have a lot to do with it. Remember, the mobile app market didn’t take off until mid-2008, when Apple launched the App Store in line with its second generation iPhone. There had been third party apps and app markets before that, but none created an impact even close to the App Store.

As with any young industry, there is something of a gold rush at the start. After that things tend to taper off. Yet with smartphones we’re seeing a unique environment. It could mean continued opportunities for companies looking to generate additional revenue in the mobile space.

Smartphone sector still growing

Many countries have reached a cellular penetration rate of over 100 percent. That is, the number of active cell phone accounts exceeds the adult population. It might seem, then, that there is limited room for growth. Yet that doesn’t take into account smartphones specifically. In that sector there is tons of room for growth, and we’re likely to see that growth in the coming months and years.

Every time we see companies issue reports about the percentage of their subscribers using smartphones, the number rises. We’re still under the 50 percent mark, meaning we’ll see more and more people adopt smartphones in the next few years. It’s much like the evolution of the cell phone itself. They started out as luxury items, and eventually became integral parts of our communication networks. The same trend figures to follow for smartphones.

The more people who buy and own smartphones, the more opportunity there is to sell apps. First-time users tend to be more curious, so there is great opportunity with future adopters. Even long-time smartphone users buy apps aplenty. With growth from both new and existing users, the possibilities seem endless.

People switch platforms

Typically, subscribers either sign two-year contracts in exchange for discounted smartphones, or they pay a high rate for a new phone. In both cases, there’s a good chance they wait a few years before buying a new phone. It’s at these junctures that new opportunities exist. There are Android users who will switch to iPhone when they buy a new smartphone, and vice versa. With new platforms such as Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10 coming to market, consumers will have even more choices.

When people switch smartphone platforms, they start from scratch. That is, if you buy Angry Birds on your iPhone and switch to Android, you have to buy it again. The differences between platforms create further opportunities for developers. It gives them the chance to sell the same product multiple times to the same people. That means the app industry could grow even when smartphone adoption levels off.

The emergence of new platforms only amplifies this opportunity. If RIM can find success with BlackBerry 10 and Microsoft does well with Windows Phone, consumers will have more options when buying a new phone. The greater the number of choices, the greater the chance that they switch platforms. App developers will reap the rewards if the industry can support three or four platforms. Even with two there are great opportunities for growth.

Constantly improving technology

Smartphones are getting more powerful by the day, it seems. Manufacturers are lining up this year with phones containing quad-core processors and vibrant screens. They’re linking up to high-speed 4G LTE networks. This improving technology trend is a boon for app developers. It means they can continue to pump out improved apps.

Just take a look at the selection of T-Mobile Samsung Android phones. It’s a high-powered lot, capable of running advanced apps. Now think back to the original T-Mobile Android, the G1. That wasn’t capable of doing nearly the same things as the new high-powered Samsung lines. App developers, then, can profit with these new technologies, since they can create apps that previous phones could not support.

Plus, since technology is constantly improving, these opportunities will continue to appear. When we get even faster phones and better screens, developers will be able to create apps that even the current high-end models cannot support. And on goes the cycle.

We hear stories all the time of “apprepreneurs” — entrepreneurs who deal in mobile apps. They’ve jumped into a relatively young industry, and one that is rife with growth. There are major opportunities when it comes to mobile apps, and any small business should explore it, whether it’s as a primary or secondary means of income. It’s hard to ignore an industry that has so much future growth potential built-in.

About the Guest Post Author: Joe Pawlikowski writes and edits several tech blogs across the web, including the prepaid wireless blog Prepaid Reviews.

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Effective business management is an extremely important part of the everyday running of any business, any size. Managing budgets, deadlines, schedules and employees is both time consuming and a costly aspect of business. As a result, organisations are constantly looking for ways to lower overheads and become more efficient in their day-to-day running of their company.

With the larger the company, the trickier this becomes. As the number of employees, assets and clients increases, the difficulty level needed to keep track of them all increases exponentially. Therefore, a business should look to gather all the means it can in order to assist it in managing its resources. A useful and effective way of doing this is by utilising a tracker to a company’s fleet of vehicles.

Vehicle tracking is a way of keeping tabs on how your fleet operate. It measures and keeps a record of how far each individual vehicle travels, by which route and how quickly all in real time. For some larger companies, their fleet of company vehicles are one of the largest outgoings within the business. With all the extra information that this systems makes available, managing your fleet and looking for ways to lower costs and improve efficiency becomes much easier.

There are a variety of uses for a tracking system like this. For example, the company can monitor the driving habits of each individual driver, and make sure that they are driving in such a way that they are both timely, and economical. The managers can make sure that the most economical route is used by the drivers, and that they are not spending too much “idle” time. This can be a useful way to make sure the drivers are made aware of any bad habits they may have got into, and help them improve their technique, and save the company money.

There is also the important issue of driver tiredness and required number of breaks. By law a driver of a commercial vehicle is required to take a break every four and a half hours for at least 45 minutes. By gathering information on each vehicle in real time, the managers are able to ensure their drivers are adhering to safety laws and not staying at the wheel for a dangerous amount of time.

Further benefits of a tracking system come in the form of helping lower CO2 emissions from an entire fleet. A large fleet can obviously give off a great deal of emissions, and bringing this down has many benefits, not just environmentally. The UK government have brought in measures to reduce carbon emissions and are rewarding those companies that do. The fleet tracking system can be used to calculate the most fuel efficient route, and ensure that all drivers stick to this route. Not only will this save fuel costs to the company, but also lower their emissions, helping the environment as a result.

Therefore, with all the benefits of a fleet-wide tracking system to business management, it is clear why these systems have become increasingly popular. They help reduce costs, aid identification of issues and how to solve them, and help the environment as well. Managing lots of resources within a large or growing organisation is always a difficult task, but with tools like these available, they can be made easier.

About the Guest Post Author: Jordan is a UK-based blogger that writes on a wide-range of topics including business and finance. He is currently writing on behalf of RAM tracking, a Leeds-based vehicle tracking company.

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The iPhone was introduced to the world in 2008 and is now up to its 4th generation. Like other Apple portable systems, the iPhone is a multimedia device that combines graphical capabilities, sound features and Internet surfing ability into one easy to use system. The iPhone contains a video camera, a media playing device, an Internet client, texting, GPS system, voicemail and WI-FI and 3G connectivity. Thus far the company has sold over 100 million iPhones since its debut.

The question is, how secure is this portable device? Is it as secure as, say, an Apple Mac? While the device is relatively safe because of its strong OS and technology, this does not mean that using it is without any risk. If you use a public Internet connection (such as WI-FI or 3G) you could potentially send out sensitive data. This data might include financial information, friendship and lifestyle information, personal dates and calendar items, maps of where you have been, membership cards, products, bank accounts and even passwords.

Unfortunately, if you are using a WI-FI connection without VPN services you are leaving your system open to numerous threats. This information can be hacked or intercepted. True, you can use a pass code to protect your connection. Then again, there are ways to bypass the pass code lock.

The best way to protect yourself from outside threats is to secure the connection rather than scramble it. VPN service allows you to secure your network through encryption, and also to anonymize your IP address. This will not only keep you protected from spies, but it will also allow you to access banned sites. You can also download files and access any website in practically any part of the world, using a variety of servers from the VPN provider, strategically set up in multiple countries.

VPN service is the best way to secure the device. Without this protection, the iPhone is open to various threats because (A) the system enterprise still contains various bugs, and (B) there are many ways to bypass security features in place. While using a secure network does severely reduce the threat of cyber theft and hacking, a public WI-FI offers little to no protection. With VPN, you can use WI-FI securely by accessing the application remotely.

For more help with choosing a quality VPN provider and fast service, look up a VPN service that has servers set up in your country.

About the Guest Author:
Valer writes about vpn service online security software and other related topics related to online privacy, tutorials on how to setup android vpn, iOS vpn, etc. Reviewing VPN services from provider, such as hidemyass, also is a part of his activity.

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Samsung Mobile recently announced the arrival of its third generation in the Galaxy S. The Samsung Galaxy S3 was unveiled at the Unpacked 2012 event in London. It is claimed that this unit was inspired by human nature and engineered specifically for human needs. The Samsung Galaxy S3 comes with voice recognition software that can fully understand your intention the way humans do, which makes it a Smartphone worth every penny. To ensure that the Galaxy S3 would be more user friendly and easier to use, it is powered by the new Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 has a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display which makes the user view content much easier and much clearer. It also features a 1.9 Megapixel front camera in addition to its 8 Megapixel Digital Camera, which allows you to capture moving objects instantly and without fail. With a powerful camera at hand, you won’t need to bring with you a separate digital camera to take great pictures.

The Galaxy S3 has a Burst Shot feature that lets you instantly take 20 continuous images, while the best photo function selects 8 of the best pictures for you. Blurred images are not a problem for this Android Smartphone because of the improved backside illumination, making it one of the few smartphones offering enhanced camera experience.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 features an Exynos 4 Quad 1.4 GHz quad-core, which is one of the most powerful processors today. Dimming screen while in the middle of reading emails is no longer a problem because the new Samsung Galaxy S3 has a front camera that can recognize when you are looking at the device, making the screen remain active while you use the phone.

The Galaxy S3 or the Samsung i9300 will be available in Europe in both White and Dark Blue by the end of May before they are released to other markets internationally. The Samsung i9300 mobile phone will have three different versions released: 16GB, 32GB and 64GB, all equipped with a microSD slot that may further expand its memory capability by another 64GB.

So most of the rumors about this phone’s amazing specs turned out to be true and the Samsung Galaxy S3 was probably worth the wait. Although the prices for this phone have not yet been released, it will be announced at a later date. So while you still have the time, start saving up for the Samsung Galaxy S3.

About the Guest Post Author: This article was written by Craig Timmins who currently works for the mobile phone recycling price comparison website, sellmymobile.com. The site is useful for those who are looking to trade in their old phones or tablet devices for cash, as you will get a comparison service that shows you who will pay you the most money for your gadgets.

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Android is the (current) king on the mobile market and there are so many great Android devices to choose from. However, when the choice is so rich, it gets harder to pick the best device.

While I am not going to make any recommendations about a particular brand or model because with the speed at which new and new Android devices are released, the recommendations might get outdated by the time you read this article, here are some more eternal tips about how to choose the best Android device for you.

What Is Your Budget?

Obviously, the first major limitation in your choice of an Android device is the amount of money you can spend. While there are relatively cheap Android devices ($200-300 or less), they are also relatively old and low-end but if you are fine with this, there is no problem. $400-500 is a more realistic price for a new Android device but still, if you want really a cutting edge one, then you might have to double your budget. Still, prices for the same device vary drastically from one country to the next, so you need to check what’s applicable in your region.

Do You Need a Smartphone or a Tablet?

Android devices come in two major flavors – smartphones and tablets. Smartphones are better if you need the phone mostly for talks and less for Internet and applications, while tablets are better if you need a portable mini-computer that runs Android. The difference in price between comparable devices from both groups isn’t very noticeable, so here price is hardly a factor.

Which Version of Android OS You Want?

The version of Android you want is a major limitation, too. As a rule, cheaper devices run older versions of Android, which could mean the applications you want to run might not be compatible. Check the current versions of Android at the time when you plan your purchase, then check if the applications you plan to use can run on them, and then decide if the device(s) you have picked are a good choice or not.

List the Features You Need

In addition to the version of Android, there are many other technical parameters to consider. For instance, screen size, memory, and battery life, connectivity and inter-operability are just some of the parameters you need to double check before you commit. Phone design is also a factor to consider but if the phone itself is technically incompatible with you, a nice design won’t make you happier.

Look for SIM Only Plans

Since you will hardly use the device in offline-only mode, you also need to find a good deal in terms of plans. As a rule, SIM only plans are much better because unlike standard monthly contracts, they include only the minutes/texts/data you use – i.e. you are not paying an arm and a leg every month for the device you got included in the standard monthly contract.

It is true that some monthly contracts might include a good Android device as part of the package but almost always it is best to get the device from an independent provider and shop for SIM only plans only. If you are from the UK, you are lucky because here there are many providers who offer SIM only contracts. You just need to search a bit, compare what’s available and pick the best SIM only deal for you and use your new Android device without going broke.

For more details and information on SIM only deals, visit http://www.simonlycontracts.co.uk. For suitable plans, check these Unlimited Internet Data SIM Only Contracts.

About the guest Post Author: Ada is a freelance writer who enjoys writing about technology and who is keen to watch all the great developments on the mobile market in particular.

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