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Discover the world of Generative AI with Ronald van Loon, a renowned AI & IoT Influencer, and Sean Stauth, a global AI and AutoML expert. Discover how data can be transformed into actionable insights using the power of Generative AI. This video provides a comprehensive playbook for anyone looking to harness the potential of AI in their domain. Special thanks to Qlik for their invaluable contributions. Stay connected for more AI revelations.
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Turn your iPod Touch into a Smart Phone
Now that certain Mobile carriers are changing plans as well upgrade abilities it might be time for consumers to get a little smarter. Phones are not decreasing in price and taking away phone upgrade discounts are really going to hurt a lot of users. Using your iPod Touch as a phone could save you a great deal of money. My youngest son has been using his iPod touch like an iPhone for a while now and I was surprised by the apps offered that allow him to use his iPod in much the same way that I use my phone.
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How-To: Turn Your iPod Touch Into a Phone
If you're on a budget, a data-heavy smartphone package may not be the best situation for your pocketbook (especially now that both Verizon and AT&T have changed their data and text messaging packages), but sacrificing efficiency for a dumbphone may not be an option either. Thankfully, you have a third option: an iPod Touch. If you think that an iPod Touch can't suffice for a cheap alternative to a full-fledged iPhone, you may be surprised. Check just two ways you can function on the fly with an iPod Touch as your cellphone.
Apps and WiFi — Your iPod Touch may be WiFi-only, but that doesn't mean you can't make calls. Apps like Skype and Fring will allow you to make calls over a connection, while Google Voice will even let you get voicemail messages, send SMS text messages, and forward calls from your home line to your new (albeit slightly jimmy-rigged) cell.
Find out how else you could create an iPod Touch workaround after the break.
A 3G case to rule them all — Sprint just announced its new ZTE Peel iPod Touch case, which allows your iPod Touch access to its 3G network. The case itself is $80, and for just $30 a month (contract-free), you can get up to 1GB of data over Sprint's cell network, which is perfect for making and receiving calls while on the go. Contract-free for $30 a month? I'm in! Buyer beware: this case only works with 2nd and 3rd generation iPod Touches.
Carry a MiFi — Carrying around a wireless MiFi card may not be the ideal situation, but it can save you big bucks. For example, you can get unlimited 3G WiFi access with a Virgin Mobile MiFi card for just $150 and $40 a month with no data plans, text messaging plans, voice plans, or roaming fees to worry about. Plus, you can connect your laptop to the hotspot if you're on the go, which means no waiting for an AT&T or Verizon personal iPhone hotspot.
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Turn your iPod Touch into a Smart Phone
Now that certain Mobile carriers are changing plans as well upgrade abilities it might be time for consumers to get a little smarter. Phones are not decreasing in price and taking away phone upgrade discounts are really going to hurt a lot of users. Using your iPod Touch as a phone could save you a great deal of money. My youngest son has been using his iPod touch like an iPhone for a while now and I was surprised by the apps offered that allow him to use his iPod in much the same way that I use my phone.
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How-To: Turn Your iPod Touch Into a Phone
If you're on a budget, a data-heavy smartphone package may not be the best situation for your pocketbook (especially now that both Verizon and AT&T have changed their data and text messaging packages), but sacrificing efficiency for a dumbphone may not be an option either. Thankfully, you have a third option: an iPod Touch. If you think that an iPod Touch can't suffice for a cheap alternative to a full-fledged iPhone, you may be surprised. Check just two ways you can function on the fly with an iPod Touch as your cellphone.
Apps and WiFi — Your iPod Touch may be WiFi-only, but that doesn't mean you can't make calls. Apps like Skype and Fring will allow you to make calls over a connection, while Google Voice will even let you get voicemail messages, send SMS text messages, and forward calls from your home line to your new (albeit slightly jimmy-rigged) cell.
Find out how else you could create an iPod Touch workaround after the break.
A 3G case to rule them all — Sprint just announced its new ZTE Peel iPod Touch case, which allows your iPod Touch access to its 3G network. The case itself is $80, and for just $30 a month (contract-free), you can get up to 1GB of data over Sprint's cell network, which is perfect for making and receiving calls while on the go. Contract-free for $30 a month? I'm in! Buyer beware: this case only works with 2nd and 3rd generation iPod Touches.
Carry a MiFi — Carrying around a wireless MiFi card may not be the ideal situation, but it can save you big bucks. For example, you can get unlimited 3G WiFi access with a Virgin Mobile MiFi card for just $150 and $40 a month with no data plans, text messaging plans, voice plans, or roaming fees to worry about. Plus, you can connect your laptop to the hotspot if you're on the go, which means no waiting for an AT&T or Verizon personal iPhone hotspot.
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See this Amp at http://bit.ly/frVq43
