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February 26, 2012

For the First Time, iPhones Consume More Video Worldwide than Any Other Smartphone

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For the First Time, iPhones Consume More Video Worldwide than Any Other Smartphone

Top Devices July

Milpitas, CA (PRWEB) July 14, 2011

After repeatedly falling second to BlackBerry, a surge in views this month meant the iPhone was crowned as the top device in global video views, according to Vuclip’s July 2011 Global Video Insights Report. Vuclip, the world’s largest independent mobile video service, released June rankings for the most popular videos and the top devices used to watch those videos based on its 360 million monthly global video views.

Despite the media frenzy in the US over all things Apple, the iPhone has been playing catch-up to RIM and Nokia devices when it comes to video consumption in the rest of the world. But this June iPhones overtook RIM as the top smartphone for video consumption, as measured by aggregate total video views by device.

The iPhone was boosted by growth in specific regions. Here are some highlights about global iPhone use from the June report:

The iPhone has become the leading smartphone for mobile video in Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates – two of Vuclip’s top10countries for mobile consumption. The iPhone is also the top device in Singapore – where both the iPod Touch and the iPad were on the list as the top 10 devices for video consumption. The iPhone is now the top device in China due to consumption of local movie and TV content. “July marks a major inflection point in the smartphone race,” Nickhil Jakatdar, CEO of Vuclip, said. “While we know Apple is a media darling in North America and Europe, it’s interesting to see that it’s now become an increasingly popular smartphone in international markets in terms of mobile video consumption.”
Here are the top 10 devices, ranked by number of video views, globally for June 2011:

1    iPhone
2    BlackBerry 9700
3    BlackBerry 8520
4    BlackBerry 9300
5    BlackBerry Bold 9780
6    Fly 2080
7    BlackBerry Torch 9800
8    BlackBerry 9000
9    Nokia 2700 Classic
10    BlackBerry 8900

For more information on the top devices for each country, go to http://www.vuclip.com/videoinsights.html

Top mobile videos:
In addition to compiled data on top devices used for watching videos, Vuclip’s monthly Global Video Insights Report also looked at the top videos watched in apiece country. The results prove, once again, that people stare to viral videos to amuse and entertain – and a cute animal doesn’t hurt! The top video in the UK, Mexico, US and Venezuela (and too the most watched video globally) was of a dog dancing the Flamenco. The other amusing animal video to reach the transcending 10 globally exhibit a lioness trying to eat a baby through protective glass at the zoo.

Here are the top 10 videos ranked by totalling of video views:
1.    Chihuahua dancing Flamenco
2.    OMG Reversible | Transformable Fashion by Ximena Valero
3.    South African Idol “Killing Me Softly – The Remix”
4.    Old Man Invades Interview (Makes Animal Noises)
5.    Hojiak – Hokkien Song KTV
6.    Meiji (Chocolate House)
7.    Man Gets Run Over By Two Trucks
8.    Summernats 23 – UCSMOKE Qualifying Burnout FIRE!
9.    Team Hot Wheels – The Yellow Driver’s World Record Jump
10.    Lioness Tries To Eat Baby at the Zoo

Here are the top videos for Vuclip’s top ten markets in June (in alphabetical order):

Brazil – Sexy Stripes India – Kama Sundari Hot Scene Indonesia – Korea’s Got Talent Sung-Bong Choi Mexico – Chihuahua dancing Flamenco Philippines – Flirting to a blonde Saudi Arabia – Old man invades interview Singapore – Hojiak – HOKKIEN SONG KTV UK – Chihuahua dancing Flamenco US – Chihuahua dancing Flamenco Venezuela – Chihuahua dancing Flamenco

To find out more about viral videos, check out Vuclip on Twitter: @Vuclip.

About Vuclip:
For millions of people around the world, Vuclip is an essential part of their daily lives. Vuclip serves video on-the-fly, on any device, and in any country, providing unparalleled reach for its partners. Every day Vuclip delivers more than 12 million videos to consumers in over 200 countries. Vuclip is headquartered in Milpitas, California with offices in Los Angeles, Singapore, Delhi and Beijing. Check out Vuclip on your phone: m.vuclip.com

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February 20, 2012

where can I get Free cell phone reverse look up?

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Question by goldnbags: where can I get Free cell phone reverse look up?
I get lots of annonymouse phone calls on my cell phone and I want to know who they are. Most websites charge. Do you know of whatever free website?

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Answer by Protowing
Ask any cell-phone retailer if the number is “upgrade eligable.” If they say that’s not a XXX (sprint/cingular/etc) come, leave and try another store. Sooner or later, you’ll find the carrier’s store that says “yup it’s upgradable, what’s the last four digits of your social sec. num.?” Make something up… They’ll say it didn’t serve… You’ll say that’s really it… they’ll say “Are you Mr. XXXXX?” That’s the person you’re looking for!!!

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February 3, 2012

January 31, 2012

How do I do a reverse phone look up without having to pay someone?

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Question by knight d: How do I do a reverse phone look up without having to pay someone?
I have weird phone #s calling me and I want to look up the name of the person. Every site I’ve search wants to charge me money to just look up the person’s name. Are there any sites that are free?

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Answer by Starlight
I go to www.whitepages.com and snap on the reverse look up tab and if the person is name it will give you their name, at the very least it tells you if it’s a land line or a cell phone and who the provider is and it also gives a map and shows the location where the named is being made from and it’s free! I hope that helps! Good Luck!!!

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January 28, 2012

FreePhoneNumberFinder.com Warns Consumers to Watch Out for Scams Designed to Take Advantage of Those Hit Hardest in the Economic Downturn

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FreePhoneNumberFinder.com Warns Consumers to Watch Out for Scams Designed to Take Advantage of Those Hit Hardest in the Economic Downturn

Reverse Phone Lookup Tracer Report

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 31, 2011

Promises of big money for minimal effort or the opportunity to work from the comfort home can be tempting enough to grab the attention of even the savviest consumer. But don’t be fooled, many fraudsters use this appealing notion to attract aspiring entrepreneurs and individuals searching for home-based work to cheat them out of money. These con artists peddle their bogus offers over the phone, through websites, street level signage, and online and offline classified ads. Use Reverse Phone Lookup services from FreePhoneNumberFinder.com to verify the authenticity of these offers.

The Federal Trade Commission recently announced they are stepping up efforts in their ongoing campaign against scammers who prey on consumers experiencing financial hardships due to the economic downturn with fraudulent offers of guaranteed work or illegitimate home-based business opportunities. Even as the FTC cracks down on these elaborate schemes, consumers must take precautions to avoid falling victim to the many other scams that still haven’t been exposed and shut down.

Before pursuing any advertised work-at-home offer or business opportunity, adhere to the following tips and guidelines:

Steer clear of listings or ads that use terms like ‘Get Rich Quick’ or ‘Guaranteed Money’ also avoid advertisements that tout high incomes for part-time work.

Be cautious of postings that don’t provide a detailed description of position’s responsibilities. If it is a legitimate job opportunity there will be a description of the duties and qualification the employer will expect from a candidate.

Find out if there’s a salary or if the position is purely commission based. Ask about pay periods and what method they use for payment. Investigate claims about potential or advertised earnings.

Study the offer, collateral materials and proposed contract carefully. Make sure to read the fine print.

Avoid any offer that requires individuals to send money for things like start-up kits’, sales lead directories or employment listings. Upstanding businesses do not charge individuals seeking employment.

Carefully listen to the sales presentation or recruiter. A reputable company does not use high pressure sales tactics because they know their offer is good. If pressured to immediately accept an offer or else, leave the negotiation.

Look for consistency. Any verbal promises or commitments made by a representative of the company should be written into the contract. If they refuse to convert verbal promises into writing, it could be a red flag indicating potential problems.

Research the company’s legitimacy. Get the contact information for the individual and the company he or she represents. Use the phone number you received the call from your caller ID or the contact number the representative gave you and enter it into Free Phone Number Finder. FreePhoneNumberFinder is dedicated to helping consumers by allowing round-the-clock access to millions of phone records and arms individuals, their families, and community businesses with the power of information. Look up any telephone number to identify whether it is an individual or a legitimate business and get access to details including the name of the person a number is registered to, street address and area code location. You could also explore Montana area codes directory to know more about the company. Using the information obtained from reverse phone lookup cross-reference it with the information provided by the company representative. If discrepancies are found ask for an explanation or refuse to engage with the company.

Think Twice. If the offer seems too good to be true, chances are it probably is. Don’t let desperation cloud the decision making process. Read any “offers” carefully, and don’t be rushed into making a decision.

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FreePhoneNumberFinder.com provides information services that enable consumers to rapidly and easily find serve providing people and other information online by entering landline or cell phone numbers. Freephonenumberfinder.com aggregates, integrating, rates and delivers real-time populate and phone search services from a variety of leading service providers to bearing the best results in one location with consumer ratings eliminating the need for consumers to search across multiple websites.

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January 22, 2012

New Website – WhackANumber.com – Lets Users Whack Those Telemarketing and Other Irritating Phone Numbers and Get Free Phone Number Information

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New Website – WhackANumber.com – Lets Users Whack Those Telemarketing and Other Irritating Phone Numbers and Get Free Phone Number Information

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) June 07, 2011

A brand new website – http://www.WhackANumber.com is now live. We’ve launched this website to serve two distinct and yet connected needs: a quick, easy way to get helpful and accurate phone number information, and a harmless yet fulfilling game to take out aggression caused by annoying telemarketing calls. “We think users will enjoy this site while easily taking care of these two important tasks,” say developers of Whack A Number.com:

Quick and Easy access to Phone Number Information
It is now easy to execute a reverse look up on any phone number (cell or land-line, business, internal or personal) in all area codes. This new website is clean, simple and user-friendly so users tin easily retrieve helpful information. Once the phone came is entered, contiguous and free information is displayed, and users also have the option to pay a small fee to access more information – the choice is yours.

Relieve Stress by Whacking that aggravating number!
Whack A Number.com believes in having a little bit of fun, and research shows that relieving stress in a safe way is good for your health. So this new website includes a game where users can enter the numbers that have been pulling people away from the dinner table, or waking people up at night. After entering the number, users Whack It! as much as desired. Maybe it’s the phone number of an ex who won’t pick up calls, or that telemarketer who won’t stop calling. Now users can give it a Whack!

Relieve stress and get the information you’re looking for – all in one clean, easy-to-use website at WhackANumber.com. With questions, please visit the Contact Us page on the website. We at Whack A Number would like to hear from you.

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January 4, 2012

ReversePhoneDirectory.com: Giving Financial Information Over the Phone Can Result in Devastating Losses

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ReversePhoneDirectory.com: Giving Financial Information Over the Phone Can Result in Devastating Losses

(PRWEB) June 15, 2011

ReversePhoneDirectory.com, a leading provider of reverse phone directory services, wishes to educate consumers about a recent string of phone scams that have appeared in Indiana. Evansville, IN news station WFIE issued a bulletin warning residents to be especially cautious when had unsolicited phone naming requesting personal banking information.

According to the report, residents are receiving unsolicited phone called from automated messages claiming to be represented good-known financial institutions. The message indicates that the account holder’s debit or credit cards have been cancelled and in order to correct the problem with the account the account holder must enter their account number and other details via the touch tone system in the automated message. These con artists then use the account numbers and other detail they carry to steal hundreds, even thousands of dollars from unsuspecting citizens.

The report travel on to say that the calls have come from various numbers and that most of the time the caller or automated message does not identify which institution they are calling from. Police investigating complaints believe that the scam originated in a foreign country and that the likelihood of identifying and communicable the people responsible for this scam and recouping the purloined money is slim.

“We can take a report,” said Sergeant Sam Smith of the Evansville Police Department. “But if the suspects live in Nigeria or Jamaica, there is not much we can do.”

ReversePhoneDirectory.com urges people to take the following precautions if they receive an unsolicited phone call requesting account and personal information:

Using caller ID or requesting a contact number for the individual calling, use ReversePhoneDirectory.com to verify the number and find out additional information about where the call is coming from. Contact the financial institution directly. Look up the number for bank or financial institution calling on their official website or on statements or other legitimate documents and call them directly. Specifically ask about the suspicious calls and verify any issues reported with your account. Never give out financial or personal information over the phone to an unsolicited caller. Legitimate financial institutions will never call and request account information over the phone. Report suspicious calls to the financial institutions being impersonated and local police.

About ReversePhoneDirectory.com

Reverse Phone Directory empowers consumers by offering access to one of the largest reverse phone lookup databases available online. In addition to phone totalling information, ReversePhoneDirectory.com has search portals for public records services and provides access to the most current information. ReversePhoneDirectory.com is dedicated to using the most technologically advanced searches and believes that the public is entitled to information.

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December 18, 2011

Free Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Directory Helps Verify Mobile Calls

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Free Reverse Cell Phone Lookup Directory Helps Verify Mobile Calls

DeKalb, IL (PRWEB) June 22, 2011

As a push for better end-user experience, the newly redesigned service found at http://FreeCellSearch.com allows users to check the identifying information behind U.S. cell and other phone numbers via free promotional extended tracer reports.

“We have kept an eye on the needs of people and reviewed extensive feedback from our users about our services” – says Gleb Vil, R&D director for Venture i. S.A. (the company under whose umbrella FreeCellSearch operates), “so our main goal of this relaunch is to deliver better results than our competition and rehabilitate the image of reverse phone lookups in the eyes of people.”

One common method used for tracing cell phone numbers is to use private directories or restricted phone records compiled by data mining companies. But these directories charge access fees.

“The problem is not that these directories are NOT free, the problem is that they do NOT provide the info populating are expect to get while at the same time, creating an impression that they actually can provide this info,” – clarifies Gleb.

In order to solve this problem, Venture i. analysts have looked into different ways to partner with study databases and create a product that would offer a better end value to customers. “It is not easy since we are talking about hard-to-find data which cannot be located in open sources.”

The new approach is to offer a “no results – no charge” guarantee in the case when none of the databases contain the sought after info on a call number. This will provide a layer of security for users, and, thus, a better overall search experience. “Most databases charge upfront fees for successful lookups, so there is no technical way to know in advance what data on that particular number is available.”

Luckily, you can use this beta promotional opportunity to run a few release phone searches and even obtain one free premium tracer report, while Venture i. R&D team are working on their new business model. Rest assured though that this new model will result in an improved interface and overall end-user experience.

More New Features

1. Better “bang per buck” spent on people searches.

Since there are many scenarios in which we might need to look up someone’s identity or run a background check, there will be more value added for these highly popular searches through partnerships with various data providers.

2. Easy-to-use mobile apps.

A mobile version of the site is now available and mobile apps for iPhone and Android are in the making.

3. Confirmed accuracy reports and commissioned private investigation services.

There are some working ideas for verifying the accuracy of generated people search reports. These accuracy scores will allow users to see the probability of incorrect information due to changes which simply have yet to be reflected in the database.

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December 12, 2011

Are there any free cell phone # reverse look up sites?

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Question by Lil mama: Are there any free cell phone # reverse look up sites?
Are there any cell telephone turn look up sites that are 1 FREE, and 2 that give the name of the person who the phone is accounted to? I know that the white pages has a site to do it, but they do not give names. I’m equitable curious because I think an ex’s new wife holding leaving nasty messages on my phone. Thanks to everyone who tin help me.

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Answer by blas
Here’s a site with a bunch of options:investigate.clearI know it will give you the cel phone’s carrier and location. There are other links here that may lead you to what you’re looking for. Most of it is free.

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December 9, 2011

What is a good reverse cell phone number look up service provider?

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Question by Phone: What is a good reverse cell phone number look up service provider?
I’m getting calls/text on my cell from unknown numbers that according to turn look up are cell phone numbers. I’ve had my number for over five years now, so I shouldn’t be getting unsolicited calls/text for other people. I know that I will have to pay for this service, but does anyone know of a good company to go with? I’ve done some research but most seem shady and don’t supply a lot of information regarding what their services can do. Please help!

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Answer by Brotha_Jay
Cell phone lookup’s cost money. They are not worth it.If you have had your number for 5 years, then you’ve belike given it away once-too-often and are getting solicitations. You can contact your carrier to see if there is any blocking mechanism on your phone, or in their service. Otherwise, you’ll just have to change your number…a pain, I know.Unfortunately, there are no government agencies willing to aid. You cannot sue, blah blah blah. This country allows all sorts of nuisances to go unpunished.If it’s really getting to you, I’d change the number.

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