TxtDrop.com Adds Code Generator and Announces 30,000 Text Messages Sent
New York, NY (ContentDesk) July 5, 2006 -- TxtDrop.com announced today it is now offering a code generator enabling users to generate html code to place on their own web site or MySpace profile that allows users to send text messages to their cell phones. TxtDrop.com's new code generator also keeps users telephone numbers private and secure from unwanted individuals, displaying users numbers as a random alphanumeric string."TxtDrop's code generator is great. I placed it on my MySpace profile and now my friends can send me text messages when they need to get in touch with me, but I'm not online," said beta tester, Josh Carlson. "It's also nice that I don't have to sacrifice my privacy when using the service, since no one can see my phone number."TxtDrop.com also announced today that its service has now sent over 30,000 completely free text messages to mobile phone users in the U.S. and Canada.
TxtDrop's recently updated database also adds support for new cellular exchanges and carriers created this year, in North America's rapidly expanding cell phone market.For more information or to start sending completely free text messages vist: http://www.txtdrop.comAbout TxtDrop.com: TxtDrop.com launched its completely free text messaging service for internet users in the United States and Canada on September 1st, 2005, with support for all major and regional wireless providers. TxtDrop's goal is to make web based text messaging free and as easy as possible, with everything done in one easy step, on one simple web page..
Panda Jewelry: an Eye on Our Endangered Wildlife
Thinking of an adorable motif to wear or give away to friends, but tired of cliches? Maybe you've bought too many ballerina figurines or puppy plushies. It's time to experiment with a different theme. The idea of panda jewelry is a unusual and is associated with environmental and ecological issues.If you want to distinguish yourself from the boring routine of giving away cute cuddly teddy bears or bear-motifed cards for Christmas or a birthday, opt for something different by considering panda jewelry. After all, bears are always cute -- but pandas are exotic BESIDES being cute.Pandas in accessories may be somewhat unconventional, but the unconventionality itself is sure to make this theme set a smash hit. The white-and-black theme that comes naturally to pandas is useful for every design.
We all know how chic chiaroscuro (an italian term for an artistic rendering using only black and white) is "in" at any fashion era!Besides, it's really wrong to say that pandas aren't "in" at...
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StudyCell(TM) Submits Provisional Patent Application for its “Make Your Own” Mobile Flashcard System
Berkeley, CA (ContentDesk) August 15, 2006 - StudyCell(TM) (www.StudyCell.com), a company dedicated to making educational software for cell phones, announced that it has submitted a provisional patent application to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its mobile flashcard system.
StudyCell(TM) offers pre-made mobile flashcard decks for studying a variety of subjects (languages, math, history, etc.), in addition to its patent pending system for creating individualized flashcards on the StudyCell(TM) Web site for download to students cell phones.
We are proud of this innovation in mobile learning and our patent application reflects that, said Rosemary Castorina, Co-founder in charge of content and strategic partnerships.
In early 2006, StudyCell(TM) released a make your own flashcard system where flashcard content can be entered online by students at www.studycell.com...
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Credit Card Security Advice
Which of the following is the biggest threat to your credit card security?a) Shopping online with a credit cardb) Shopping in a real store with your credit cardc) Ordering something over the phone with your credit cardThe answer may surprise you. It's b - shopping in a real store with a credit card. Despite all the controversy and publicity surrounding internet phishing and identity theft, shopping online is a relatively safe process. Credit card fraudsters are far more likely to get your credit card numbers and ID information by hacking into a bank or credit card company computer than they are to hack into an online store's server.The truth is that there are some dangers to using credit cards in ANY situation - and there are ways to safeguard your information and security no matter where you shop with your credit card.When shopping online??Only shop reputable sites. If a shopping web site has been around for a while, it's a pretty good bet that they're legitimate.
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'Mandi': The Newest in Advanced Communication
Irvine CA (ContentDesk) April 19, 2006 -- Next Generation Business Resources introduces the newest in advanced communications: MANDI.
The product name is an acronym for My Automated Natural Dialog Interface.
MANDI is a spectacular communications tool that works with every telephone you are currently using.
MANDI is always fast, friendly and accurate and does not require you to change your phone number, purchase any new gadgets or gizmos, theres no software to download.
You dont have to make any changes to your current telephone services.
Use MANDI from your home phone, office phone or cell phone for hands-free dialing, sending and receiving email, and screening calls live.
With MANDI as your personal assistant, you wont need to remember or write down phone numbers and you will never miss an important call or be interrupted by trivial phone calls.
This exciting product has earned 24 industry awards and was honored as product...
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MIT Enterprise Forum of Chicago to Donate September Event Proceeds to American Red Cross for Victims of Hurricane Katrina
Chicago, IL (ContentDesk) September 1, 2005 ? The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Enterprise Forum of Chicago announce today that it is donating 100% of the net proceeds from its September 13th program "Strategic Innovation: How Cutting-Edge Design & Technology Created an Iconic Market Leader" to the American Red Cross to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina.Peter Balbus, president of the MIT Enterprise Forum of Chicago, stated, "The enormity of the suffering left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina prompted us to take action to help those most in need.
The human toll, scale of destruction, and vastness of the rebuilding that lies ahead is almost unimaginable.
We hope in some small way to make a difference in the lives of those affected by this disaster."The Chicago-based law firm of Gardner Carton & Douglas LLP (GCD) is the principal sponsor of the program and has agreed to absorb the costs of hosting the event and its cocktail reception as well as provide...
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