3 application programs so you do not spend anything with SMS

Sending SMS is one of the cheapest ways to communicate through the cell phone. However, there are times when you simply do not have any more credits on the line or have exhausted your monthly quota for messages. At these times, applications and online services that send free SMS can save your day.
Thinking about it, Telemundo has made a selection of free alternatives for you to send SMS to all your friends. It is important to note that even though we do not charge for the torpedoes, the services we are going to list require an internet connection. Therefore, you'll need to use your phone's Wi-Fi to avoid charges on the data package.

Apps for smartphones
1. WhatsApp is one of today's most popular mobile direct communication applications. With it, you can send similar messages to torpedoes, image files, video, and audio. WhatsApp is compatible with Android, iOS, 2. Windows Phone, BlackBarry and Nokia Symbian.
With Viber, you can communicate with anyone who also has the application installed. In addition to sending torpedoes, photos, and other files, you can also make calls using your internet connection. This tool works on the same platforms supported by WhatsApp, except on Symbian.
3. Apple portable devices that already have iOS 5 can send messages for free using the internet connection. The iMessage app can send text, photos, and videos to any device with the application installed. So if you have an iPad or iPhone with the updated OS, you can already save money.

How to encrypt communications on Android phones

About a month ago, a mysterious station wagon was parked in the Assembly. The case was discussed with much apparatus, but no one presented solutions.

For me, the solution is not to allow, in a good conscience, that our communications be monitored without our consent or without a criminal investigation in progress and duly substantiated (mine is not substantiated). For this, and as I have always defended, it is necessary and fundamental that the people should be informed, so that each individual is able to decide what to do and the risks that he or she is facing if he or she does so. But do what? Encrypt mobile communications!


Voice communications
Make it clear that no voice communication is secure in the GSM network. And it's not just because it can be monitored. To make secure voice calls on Android we can use some software with the help of mobile Internet to encrypt the conversation. The RedPhone Beta is one of them that does not need the Internet. Others are VoIP services, such as Skype (see note in comments on Skype). There is still not much technological advance here, but better days will come.

Written Messages (SMS)
Here it is different, we have several free applications that do the service. In use on my Android TextSecure Beta and I try to convince everyone who has Android to use this application. After the application is installed, just start sending messages to another Android phone with the same program installed. If TextSecure is detected from the "other side", the program itself is offered to start encrypting messages.
As some of you know, Written Messages can be read (and often "taped" or "printed") by telecom operators. With this form, who does not have the key to decrypt messages, will have a long work ahead, thus making communication more secure. Another similar program is PGP SMS Lite.


Social networks
Social networks are protected. Both the Facebook and Twitter applications, both official for Android, make an SSL (Secure Socket Layer) connection which makes it impossible for external monitoring. There is nothing to add here.

Emails
For those who can not or do not want to send anything through social networks or written messages, you also have the option of email. The K-9 is an e-mail client that supports PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) and allows you to send sensitive data (here in a more indefinite way: we can send images, videos, text and all in one e-mail).

The configuration of these devices is relatively easy, and in case of problems a Google search can help. This is to ensure our sovereignty and privacy as a free citizen we are.

source : ruicruz

The best 10 free press portals

With press portals, companies inform interested readers and journalists about news. Portals are becoming more and more popular: in the Press Portal Report 2013 of the PR Gateway, the surveyed press portals count to just under 5.5 million visitors a month. The number of visitors rose by 55 per cent between 2009 and 2013.
Companies and agencies are also able to directly reach a large number of interested parties by means of press texts on press portals: the average number of published press releases on the press portals rose by almost 845 percent between 2010 and 2013, according to the report. Due to the large number of visitors the calls for the online press releases on the press portals are increasing. Over 34 million articles are clicked monthly by interested readers on the examined portals. The portals with the most page calls generate 16.5 million page visits a month.

High reach of the press release by regular publication
For the best visibility and reach of online press releases, a regular publication on numerous portals is the key to success. Publishing on a portal produces a certain range and visibility. Multiple publishing on other portals increases visibility as Google indexes the message multiple times. In addition, the range of online press releases increases as each press portal responds to different visitors. The regular and far-reaching publication of online press releases is therefore an essential part of a successful online PR.

Free: US phone number on your mobile phone to receive calls and send SMS's to all parts of the world

Throughout the year I tackled quite a bit the issue of mobile applications using Voice over IP technology, on this same technology I will also write in this, my last article this year.
As we already know, for iOS and Android there is a multitude of applications that allow us to call or send messages to our contacts without having to spend a single peso, thanks to the use of Voice over IP technology and mobile Internet plan Via a WI-Fi connection) from our smartphone.
Among the most recognized mobile IM and Voice over IP applications among Dominicans that I have recommended over this year, we have Skype, WhatsApp, Pmessenger, Viber, Fring and Live Profile, but they are not the only ones that deserve to be recommended Because, what happens when our contacts do not have a smartphone with free instant messaging and mobile Internet access permanently? So to communicate in these cases there is another free and very interesting alternative: Textfree with Voice and Voicemail.

This application allows us to send and receive text messages FREE and unlimitedly to mobile numbers within the United States (and already very well tested and confirmed by me, to any Dominican Republic cell phone in Orange, Viva and Claro) China, Venezuela , Ecuador, Israel, Panama, Spain, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina. Free messages also work in other countries not specified, just add 1 in front of the number with which they want to communicate via SMS and send a message asking the person for a response and this will serve as confirmation that the text message Was received and so they will know if they can send free messages to that country.

But not only does it stay in free text messages, Text Free with voice and voicemail gives us a VoiP phone number in the US with an area code in any of its 50 states. From that telephone number we can send and receive text messages and also receive calls free of charge. To call us from the application using our number because if we have to pay, but not much money, 100 minutes only cost US $ 1.99 (less than RD $ 80). We will also have an answering machine to record messages from unanswered calls from our new US phone number

Source : amandysha