by Andy Quayle | Mar 23, 2011 | Home Tech, Mobile Tech
Image via Wikipedia We’ve all been stuck in that traffic jam (or back up) where a long line of vehicles has ground to a halt and there appears to be no obvious reason why. Well, there have been a couple of studies lately into what exactly what causes these...
by Andy Quayle | Mar 14, 2011 | Mobile Tech
Standing on my Emergency Services and IT Person Soap Boxes I ask whether you have an ICE contact in your phone. How about your family? Do your children or elderly relatives have an ICE contact in their phones? What is an ICE Contact? it’s simple – ICE stands for In...
by Andy Quayle | Mar 14, 2011 | Mobile Tech
It’s great to see communications providers doing what they can to help around the World in times of Disaster. AT&T Long Distance to Japan from the US and Puerto Rico will be free. Text Messages originating from AT&T US numbers to the US will be free. Kudos to...
by Andy Quayle | Mar 14, 2011 | Mobile Tech
This is great news and kudos to Verizon! Verizon is stepping up and doing their part in relief and communication efforts in light of the Japan Earth Quake and Tsunami by helping their customers contact loved ones in Japan by giving them free calls to Japan. See the...
by Andy Quayle | Mar 11, 2011 | Free Tech, Google Tech, Mobile Tech
I came across a dispatch center that Dispatches EMS Calls. Dispatches are one building to another. Information in dispatches is basic. Times, location, complaint, receiving ER, responding unit etc. The ‘Old way’ Calls were hand written on paper and faxed to the EMS...
by Andy Quayle | Mar 8, 2011 | Mobile Tech
(ARA) – Travel has changed quite a bit since our ancestors first picked up and moved from one camp to the next. Back then, travel was for the purpose of commerce, trade and survival. It took explorers to new lands to meet new people and bring back unimaginable...
