Saturday, 1 September 2018

What is PBX Phone System.? Check it Out..!! || tech talks group ||

theprogrammer.harshit  September 01, 2018    No comments


A PBX (Private Branch Exchange) is a system that allows an organization to manage incoming and outgoing phone calls and also allows communication internally within the organization. A PBX is made up of both hardware and software and connects to communication devices like telephone adapters, hubs, switches, routers and of course, telephone sets. 

The most recent PBXs have a wealth of very interesting features that make communication easy and more powerful within for organizations, and contributes in making them more efficient and in boosting productivity. Their sizes and complexity vary, ranging from very expensive and complex corporate communication systems to basic plans that are hosted on the cloud for a two-digit monthly fee. You can also have simple PBX systems at home with basic features as an upgrade to your existing traditional phone line.

What Does a PBX Do? 

The functions of a PBX can be very complex, but basically, when you talk about PBX, you talk about stuff that does these things: 

Use of more than one telephone line in an organization, and management of outgoing and incoming calls. 
  • Splitting of one single phone line into several internal lines, which are identified through three or four-digit numbers called extensions, and switching calls to the appropriate internal line. This saves the organization from having to pay for several lines, and allows all departments to be reached through one single phone number.
  • Allow free phone communication within the organization. 
  • Empower the whole communication with VoIP (Voice over IP), which has a tremendous amount of features and enhancements over traditional telephony, the most prominent being the cutting down of call costs. 
  • Ensure good interface with customers through features like call recording, voicemail, IVR etc. 
  • Automation of response to calling customers with IVR (interactive voice response) whereby the system can automatically direct users to the most appropriate line through voice menus. It is the kind of feature where, as a caller, you hear things like "Press 1 for the Finance Depart, Press 2 for complaints..."

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Get free Internet in your cities. But How...? Check it Out. || tech talks group ||

theprogrammer.harshit  September 01, 2018    No comments
You don’t have to pay a heavy price for Internet access. With a bit of searching and planning, you can reduce your Internet cost to zero, or at least very close to zero. Start your search with this selection of 5 Internet connection options.

Almost all of these options will work to get you connected from your home or on the go. Just remember that flexibility is the key to no-cost Internet access.

Mobile Hotspots




Mobile hotspots allow you to connect to wireless data networks and share your cellular connection with your laptop, desktop, or other computing devices. Mobile data plans aren't cheap, but surprisingly, there's at least one that is free.

FreedomPop offers a number of Internet access plans that make use of a mobile hotspot to connect to their cellular data network. Plans range from free to around $75.00 per month. All of the plans make use of FreedomPop's 4G/LTE network, and have various monthly data caps associated with them.

ISP Provided Hotspots


If you already have an Internet service provider, chances are it offers access to company-owned or affiliated Wi-Fi hotspots around town and around the country.

This type of Wi-Fi hotspot can be found not only at business and public locations, but, in some cases, entire communities or neighborhoods may be part of the hotspot.

Access is via a standard Wi-Fi connection; no special hardware or software is usually required. While connection speeds can vary, they're almost always as good as the average service plan speed offered by an ISP. That means connection speeds of 10 Mbps to 100 Mbps (and even higher on occasion) are possible. Even better, most of these ISP Wi-Fi hotspots don't impose data caps or count the amount of data used against your account's data cap, should you have one.

Business Hotspots


Many businesses that serve the public offer access to the Internet, usually over a local Wi-Fi network. McDonald's, Starbucks, and Walmart are examples of companies that provide free Wi-Fi. And it's not just restaurants and grocery stores offering the service; you'll find that most hotels, medical offices, hospitals, campgrounds, even roadside rest stops offer free Wi-Fi.

The quality of the service varies a great deal; this includes speed of the service and bandwidth, as well as data caps or time limits that may be in place.

Connecting to these services may be as easy as opening your network settings and selecting the free Wi-Fi network, or it may require you to set up an account or make use of a guest login system. In most cases, the process is automated; once you select the Wi-Fi service in the network settings, a webpage will open with instructions on how to complete the connection. Once connected, you're free to wander about the web.

Municipal Hotspots


Many cities and communities are building publicly available Wi-Fi networks that offer free access to both residents and visitors.

Many communities offer free outdoor public Wi-Fi similar to the City of Boston's Wicked Free Wi-Fi. This type of service is designed to provide free Internet access in public locations around the town.

All that's needed is a device, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops, that has built-in Wi-Fi support.

Most municipality-supplied Wi-Fi has limited hotspot locations as well as limited bandwidth, which could impact how you use the Internet. But for basic access and routine usage, they tend to work well.

Public Libraries



I left libraries for the last entry, not because they come in last, but because they offer much more than just free Internet connections; they also can provide you with a computer to use and a very comfy chair to sit in.

Besides offering computers, libraries generally offer free Wi-Fi connectivity for all of their visitors.

But a library's Internet services may not stop with each visit to the library. Some, like the New York Public Library, will lend you a mobile hotspot to use at home to connect to the city's free Wi-Fi network.

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Thursday, 30 August 2018

WhatsApp biggest change for Indian users. Check it out.!!

theprogrammer.harshit  August 30, 2018    No comments
Facebook and messaging app company WhatsApp has made major changes to its 200 million users in India. Due to rumors spreading over WhatsApp, the company has taken this stern step to stop lobbying in the country. Now no message can be forwarded more than five times on WhatsApp. Find out the important things related to this major change here.


To control the message forward, the option of Quick Forward on WhatsApp will be removed. So that no message could be forwarded quickly.

In India, the user will be able to forward a WhatsApp message only five times. These fixed numbers will be for Indian users only.

Application will be facilitated for forwarding a message to its Global Users in a message group 20. This feature will first be brought to beta testing of Android. After this it will be roll out for all users of the app.

Recently, the Government of India issued a second notice to WhatsApp In this notice, WhatsApp was asked to take effective measures to prevent the Fake Message from being viral. The country's IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had said that WhatsApp is an important medium in the rumors, will have to take concrete steps to stop it or else there will be legal action against him.

Earlier, WhatsApp had launched the Forwarded Labels feature to prevent rumors spreading on WhatsApp. When forwarding any message to it, the forwarded label is displayed above it.

Let me tell you that the rumors of theft of child on the WhatsApp in the country have taken many lives. The messages spread on WhatsApp are largely responsible for mobs lynching.

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Wednesday, 29 August 2018

Why Programmers should prefer command-line-mode than Graphical-mode...??

theprogrammer.harshit  August 29, 2018    No comments
1. Better Control
                                
Command line interface gives you better control than the GUI. Whether you are writing a code or just trying to instruct the computer to execute an action, you can be sure of the command lines. They are capable of performing any action.You can use CLI to perform simple tasks such as opening files or even more complex actions such as manipulating the server and database. CLI gives you ultimate power over the computer and any other application that you intend to use for programming.

2. Speed 

We all appreciate the essence of speed in programming. It helps a programmer to do more within a limited time. Another key reason why serious programmers opt to use CLI is speed.
There is no doubt that navigating through different icons on your computer can be slow and tedious. Some icons may be small and you may spend a couple of seconds before you locate them. With CLI, you simply need to type a few commands you want and you will get the results instantly.

3. System Resources

The performance of a computer depends on the number of resources that are used at any given time. When we draw a comparison, CLI uses fewer resources than the GUI. This is possible because the GUI comprises of many elements including the fonts, icons, colors images and even videos.
All the GUI components of GUI are dependent on the computer’s memory and processor. This explains why sometimes some applications take too long to load. The minimal resources required by CLI is the main contributing factor to the high speeds and efficiency.
4. CLI is Diverse as Compared to GUI
Most programmers don’t specialize in one programming language. They deal with different languages during their career. The reason why they prefer CLI is because it gives room for diversity. A single command line can be used to execute the same action in different programming languages and also in different platforms. The same command line can also be used on different operating systems.
On the other hand, each application program comes with its own GUI. This means that some things that worked on a certain application may fail on another. A programmer must start learning the how to use the new application from the scratch. To avoid all these hassles, most programmers prefer to use CLI.
5. CLI is Required for Backend Programming
Most programmers are usually tasked to deal with backend programming. This usually happens when developing websites, apps and basic software. It is quite difficult to avoid CLI when programming the backend of an application. Although tools such as MAMP have made possible to use some GUI, you will still need to incorporate CLI in your programming.
6. Security
A discussion on programming cannot be complete without us looking at the security aspect. CLI has won the hearts of many programmers because it is more secure than GUI. With GUI, you can inspect each line of code and eliminate or edit the ones that that pose a threat to the security. Even in the case of an attack such as a virus, you can easily spot the loophole that hackers used to get into the system.
Inspecting the security aspect of a code may be hectic when using GUI. Even in the case of an attack, recovering from it will take some time since the command lines are the only ones that can be used to rectify the problem.
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Wednesday, 22 August 2018

Xiaomi Pocopone F1 Review

theprogrammer.harshit  August 22, 2018    No comments
Xiaomi's announcements have been relatively predictable so far, but the introduction of a new Poco sub-brand was a surprising move. It sounds like a marketing experiment - deliver flagship specs at cutthroat prices. Sound familiar? Well, it does remind of how OnePlus came to be, but we're not sure the new Pocophone F1 is headed in the same direction. Poco is still just a brand, and not a separate company and they stand on the shoulders of Xiaomi's logistics and after sales support network.


The feeling of deja-vu aside, OnePlus has proven to mostly stand up to its promises through the years and we're yet to see how Poco will fare.

Xiaomi really likes the meaning of small embedded within its names - Xiaomi or Mi written in Chinese means millet - little rice, while Pocophone in Spanish means little phone. Because they start small and dream big. And it does ring nicely with the Poco launch.

Anyway, the Pocophone F1 is not just big promises and polished PR. Just on the contrary - looking at its specs sheet it may have enough power to redefine the whole concept of mid-range and flagship segments. But only if this strategy keeps it going forward at least another generation or two.

The Pocophone F1 comes with a bezel-less screen and a notch. The notch here accommodates an infrared camera and an IR illuminator for face unlock, and there is also a 20MP selfie snapper. In charge of processing is Qualcomm's most powerful chipset - the Snapdragon 845 - enhanced with liquid cooling. There is also a dual-camera on the back with large pixels and a bright lens, while the massive 4,000mAh battery should help power the whole thing for quite some time.
   

       Pocophone F1 specs

  • Body: Plastic frame, Kevlar or Plastic back, Gorilla Glass front
  • Display: 6.18" IPS LCD, 2,246x1,080px resolution, 18.7:9 aspect ratio, 403ppi.
  • Rear camera: Primary 12MP, Type 1/2.55" sensor, 1.4µm pixel size, f/1.9 aperture, dual pixel PDAF; Secondary 5MP - serving as depth sensor. 2160p/30fps, 1080p/240fps slow motion.
  • Front camera: 20MP, 0.9µm pixel size, f/2.0 aperture; 1080p/30fps video recording.
  • OS: Android 8.1 Oreo; MIUI 9.5 for Poco custom overlay, MIUI 10 on the way.
  • Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 845: octa-core CPU (4x2.8 GHz Kryo 385 Gold & 4x1.7 GHz Kryo 385 Silver), Adreno 630 GPU.
  • Memory: 6/8GB of RAM; 64/128/256GB storage; (hybrid) microSD slot.
  • Battery: 4,000mAh Li-Po; QuickCharge 3.0 fast charging.
  • Connectivity: Dual-SIM; LTE-A, 4-Band carrier aggregation, Cat.16/13 (1Gbps/150Mbps); USB-C; Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac; dual-band GPS; Bluetooth 5.0; FM radio
  • Misc: Rear-mounted fingerprint reader; stereo speakers; infrared face recognition; 3.5mm jack.
Operating independently will also allow Pocophone to release faster updates. The F1 has been promised the Poco-customized version of MIUI 10 in just a month after its release. They also promise an update to Android Pie in three months, and updates will keep coming regularly after that, too.

Finally, this independence will also help the management to focus on selling the Pocophones in other markets outside of Xiaomi's traditional places of operation. Of course, the focus on the Indian market will remain high.

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Sunday, 19 August 2018

5200mAh battery, 6GB RAM and 32MP camemra, price Rs 4,999. Check it out..!!

theprogrammer.harshit  August 19, 2018    No comments
Hello friends, all of you are welcome. Your friends on your channel. Today we talk about a phone we talk about, where you will get strong features at a very low price and for such news we have to follow and remain with us, So let's know. About this phone.

Intex Infie 3



Feature: -


Friends, talk about the features of this phone, you get 6 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage in this smartphone. 5200 mAh large battery. If you talk about the camera, then you get a 32 megapixel rear camera and a 24-megapixel selfie camera.



Cost :- Friends now talk about the price of this phone. Friends are just getting it in ₹ 4999. Tell you that this phone has been launched in China. And in a few days will be locked in India. The name of this phone is Intex Infie 3.

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These are the most unique smartphones in the world.. Check it out..!!

theprogrammer.harshit  August 19, 2018    No comments
You will have a lot to see and buy smartphones but hardly you know about the world's most amazing smartphone! These smartphones from different companies are so weird and poor that you can turn them in pockets, even if they can make rolls and capture them in a fist. You can even make a clock and bind them in your wrist. Everything from design to smartphones to features is unique. Let's know about these smartphones ...

The Dras phone



This is the world's most unique smartphone. You can pull it like a spring. This is a foldable smartphone. This smartphone has a modern touch screen. You can fold the phone's screen in 118 degrees. You can fold this smartphone as a sheet.

Lenovo C Plus



By folding this smartphone you can wear it on your wrist. Its screen has increased significantly. This smartphone looks like a remote control. You can also make the smartphone like a clock on your wrist. Users can change the interface of this phone according to their own.

Triple display flip



You can fold this smartphone three times. Fold tax can be made like a tin. Even after folding, this smartphone displays numbers, incoming calls and dates on the screen.


NEC Flip Phones



You can turn this smartphone off and close it in the fist.


Nokia 888



Users can fold Nokia 888 smartphones. This smartphone is diluted 5mm. This smartphone has a system that you can easily turn it around.

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