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TMN, certo?

Já agora, é possível ligar o telemóvel ao PC e saber esses dados por algum programa?

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Cell Broadcast Settings Menu Came With Jelly Bean for Verizon’s Galaxy Nexus

After digging into settings menus in the Jelly Bean update that was released this week for Verizon’s Galaxy Nexus, a handful of readers noticed that a new “Cell Broadcast settings” area was now included. This new area appears to give you control over emergency alerts that could push through to your handset. For example, a child abduction notification could appear on your phone should one happen near you. I’m assuming that a notification of some sort would also pop up if say a hurricane were blowing through, if an earthquake just went down, or if some sort of terrorist activity that threaten lives was happening. You can even set your phone up to speak them out loud as they appear on your device.

We hadn’t noticed these on any other phone before, even a GSM Galaxy Nexus running Jelly Bean, and wanted to share. We aren’t sure if this is something that is only showing because this is a test build or if this is indeed going to be a new standard in Android going forward. Pretty neat, though, right?

To access the menu, head into Settings>Wireless & networks>Cell broadcasts.

Cheers Steven and 4n1m4l!

Fonte: http://www.droid-lif...s-galaxy-nexus/

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The Alcatel-Lucent Cell Broadcast solution based on the 5140 Broadcast Message Center (BMC) enables simultaneous delivery of emergency alerts and messages from government and public safety agencies to multiple mobile users in a specified geographic area.

What the Cell Broadcast solution does for your public safety operation
Supports delivery of alert messages to a large geographic area
For Command Center Personnel:

• Better sharing of information with citizens equipped with mobile devices so that they can react to, and better protect themselves from a hazard.
• Support for multiple mobile delivery technologies maximizes the potential number of citizens reached: Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), and Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), Long Term Evolution (LTE) – The Alcatel-Lucent 5140 BMC is 4G LTE ready.
• Supports standalone and geo-diverse deployments to match application reliability requirements and budget.

Enables delivery of alerts based on static (pre-populated) or dynamic (using circles and polygons) alerting zones
For Command Center Personnel:

• Enables targeted sharing of information based on incident.
• Simplifies operations with system translation of geo-target areas to network nodes or elements.

Complies with major standards
For CIO:

• Supports for CDMA (IS41/IS824/IS637), GSM (3GPP 23.041), and UMTS (3GPP 25.419) maximizes broadcast reach.
• 4G LTE ready and ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) compliant.
• Proven end-to-end solution certified in Alcatel-Lucent laboratories, and deployed references reduces implementation cost and risk.

How Alcatel-Lucent can help
A full range of professional services is available to complement agency resources and personnel skills. These include the services needed to design, integrate and deploy a solution, and to operate and maintain it.

Brochures

• Dynamic Communications for Public Safety (HTML, 0 KB)
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Network Diagrams

• Alcatel-Lucent Dynamic Communications Architecture for Public Safety (HTML, 0 KB)

Videos

• Use cases about Dynamic Communications for Public Safety (HTML, 0 KB)

Web Content

• LifeTALK: Public Safety communications eZine (HTML, 0 KB)

White Papers

• Cell Broadcasting - Proven Technology to Meet Critical Needs (PDF, 851 KB)

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Low-Tech Ideas Bring Smart Abilities to Feature Phones


Simple cellphones may not be so… non-smart after all. Two systems under development look to add smart abilities to simple cellphones, including location-based weather reports, navigation help and file sharing, the New Scientist reported. The systems will bring these features to the majority of cellphone users around the world, who don't use smartphones. Plus, research on these systems may ultimately benefit smartphone users, too.

The majority of the world cellphone users have so-called "feature phones," or the last generation of cells before smartphones. That's especially true in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, according to the New Scientist. Even in North America, 37 percent of cellphone users have feature phones. Feature phones are affordable for middle- and low-income families, and they can be popular in communities that don't have access to other technology, such as computers.

The first smarter feature phone idea helps friends share files over Bluetooth, by predicting when a friend with a desired file will be nearby. A team of scientists from research centers in India are working on the system, which they've named MobiShare.

The second idea uses a cellphone network technology called Cell Broadcast Service to provide functions that work like location-based smartphone apps. The Indian team wrote software that uses Cell Broadcast Service data, plus Google Maps data that's accessible over regular cellular networks, to provide rough coordinates for phones. The coordinates aren't accurate enough for turn-by-turn navigation, but they are able to point out landmarks to help people find their way, one of the software's developers, Kuldeep Yadav, told the New Scientist. Yadav is a graduate student at the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology in Delhi.

Editado por ricsaraiva, 29 Setembro 2012 - 06:33.

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Orange Moldova




CONTEXT AND MAJOR ISSUE

Orange Moldova's market is mainly composed by prepaid customers characterized by a high churn rate and multi SIM profiles. Its major issue was to improve customers' loyalty by an efficient direct communication and a better visibility of their new offer: PrePay Magic Zone.
The main challenge of Orange Moldova was to broadcast geolocated offers in a timely manner on both 2G and 3G handsets.


INTERSEC SOLUTION

• Cell Broadcast Center

Intersec Cell Broadcast Center is used to broadcast messages in support to their Prepay Magic Zone Offer proposing dynamic bonuses according to subscribers’ locations at different times of the day. Intersec Cell Broadcast Center technology allows Orange Moldova marketing teams to create and launch geographically focused bonus campaigns in a few clicks and participate in a significant improvement of direct communication with the subscriber’s base.



BENEFITS AND RESULTS

• Solution was deployed in 9 weeks: fast Time To Market
• Innovation: deployment on both 2G and 3G network
• QoS improvement
• Customer satisfaction and loyalty improvement
• Internal ressources optimization
• Market shares increase

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Orange Senegal



Context and major issue

Orange Senegal holds the leadership on a competitive market characterized by a strong majority of prepaid customers, with the opportunist consumption for a low ARPU.
The customer base animation with dynamic pricing offers broadcasted geographically and in real time turned out to be a solid control lever for customer loyalty and value increase.
INTERSEC SOLUTION

• Cell Broadcast Center

Orange Senegal chose Intersec Cell Broadcast Center to communicate the dynamic pricing reductions offered to the customers on the basis of their geographical position. These offers are automatically calculated according to the time, the location, and the network load of the cell-id: an immediate and located message is indispensable.

Some clicks are enough for setting the Intersec Cell Broadcast Center. From then on, the solution works in autonomy and allows Orange Senegal to send every 30 minutes a discount’s rate to Orange Senegal’s customers who subscribed to Bonus Zone.

Thanks to its intuitive interface, the solution Cell Broadcast Center was very quickly handled by the Orange Senegal’s marketing team.

BENEFITS AND RESULTS

• Increases the ARPU and AUPU
• Augments customer loyalty and reduces churn
• Market shares increase

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Orange Botswana





CONTEXT AND MAJOR ISSUE

Orange Botswana is a 98% prepaid market characterized by a high churn rate and multi SIM profiles. Its major issue was to improve customers' loyalty. Another issue was to avoid high investing costs for infrastructures and huge costs for similar competing services.
The main challenges of Orange Botswana were to improve their customers'loyalty as well as increase their ARPU and ROI.



INTERSEC SOLUTION

• Yield Zone Data Base

With Yield Zone Data Base you can calculate discounts in real time according to cell loads and propose relevant discounts to your customers.

• Cell Broadcast Center

Complementary to Yield Zone Data Base, Cell Broadcast Center is a communication tool allowing Orange Botswana to send geolocated campaigns(based on cell-Id at a current time) in order to promote their new offer.


BENEFITS AND RESULTS

• Solution was produced in less than 3 months: fast Time To Market
• Technical costs were 5 times below the market trends
• Fast ROI: less than 6 months
• Effective marketing results: 40% of the customers base subscribed to the Yield Zone offer
• QoS improvement
• Customer satisfaction and loyalty improvement
• Reduction of the multi-SIM behaviors
• Market shares increase

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Orange Dominicana




CONTEXT AND MAJOR ISSUE

Dominican mobile market is highly competitive, mainly composed by prepaid customers and characterized by a high churn rate. Orange Dominicana’s major challenge was to improve customers' loyalty by an efficient direct communication and a better visibility of their new offer: “Descuentos Mágicos Prepago”. Orange Dominicana selected Intersec’s technology among others because of its expertise deploying many similar projects, and its capacity to provide cell broadcast on both 2G and 3G networks.

INTERSEC SOLUTION

Intersec Cell Broadcast Center is used to broadcast messages in support to the “Descuentos Mágicos Prepago” promotion. Intersec’s platform enables Orange Dominicana’s marketing teams to create and launch geographically focused bonus campaigns in just a few clicks. Intersec Cell broadcast Center permits Orange Dominicana to deploy a myriad of use cases such as mobile advertising and alerting, contributing to enrichment of Orange’s innovative services portfolio in the region.

BENEFITS AND RESULTS

• Innovation: cell broadcast on both 2G and 3G network
• High amount of subscriptions to the offer
• Customer satisfaction and loyalty improvement
• Internal resources optimization
• Market shares increase
• Fast Time-To-Market and full support during deployment

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Documento da Ericsson onde explicam como activar e configurar o Cell Broadcast numa rede 3G.

Arquivo(s) anexado(s)

•  Cell Broadcast Service User Description.pdf   1,22MB   0 Downloads

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    Glo Flexi Glo Flexi is the premier prepaid dynamic tariff plan in Nigeria. It offers unprecedented discounts to subscribers anytime, anywhere in Nigeria. Customers can enjoy up to 99% discount on calls made, depending on the time of day and geographical location of the customer. To register, dial *135*1# Dynamic Tariffing (DT) is a network-based product which provides Globacom the ability to significantly lower the cost of calls by offering varying discounts to our customers. Glo FLeXi as a dynamic tariffing package depends on the density of traffic on the network at any point in time. The system looks at the network usage behaviour and gives generous discounts thereby making it possible for subscribers to enjoy discounts ranging from 0% to 99% depending on the time of day and their geographical location. In other words, subscribers are guaranteed better network quality on the Glo network as the massive discounts offers ensure proper utilization of network resources. Glo Flexi Customers enjoy discount on calls to ALL networks and can talk for as low as 1K/sec.     Activation Steps

• Enable the cell broadcast feature on your phone to enable you receive information on the discount available at your current location at anytime.
• Dial USSD code *135*1# to register.

You are now ready to make calls to loved ones and business associates on ALL networks at attractive discount rates displayed on your phone at the time of making the call.     GENERAL STEPS ON HOW TO ACTIVATE CELL BROADCAST ON MAJOR HANDSETS For further steps on activating cell broadcast on more specific handsets, Click here. Subscribers are free to register or unregister from Glo Flexi at any time.

 

Subscribers are free to register or unregister from Glo Flexi at any time.

Menu option	Message
1	Register
2	Info
3	Tariffs
4	Service Info
5	Help
8	My Info
9	Deregister

Editado por ricsaraiva, 18 Outubro 2012 - 12:09.

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one2many introduces LTE Cell Broadcast emergency alerts


Thursday, November 29, 2012

Deventer, The Netherlands – one2many, the world’s leading Cell Broadcast company, has today announced that it has successfully completed IOT for its LTE interface. The addition of SBc to its library of network interfaces enables mobile operators to extend Cell Broadcast services, like Emergency Alerts, to their next generation LTE networks.
Over 300 operators have committed to LTE, and the GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) expects to have 150 commercial LTE networks operating in 64 countries by end-2012. As LTE handsets become available in the market place, one2many’s customers have requested LTE support on their multi RAN technology CBC platforms. Cell Broadcast, a one-to-many textual broadcast technology, is standardized and available on 2G, 3G and now LTE. In addition, CB is the only standardized wireless technology for Emergency Alerts.

Cell Broadcast is being introduced worldwide as a next generation wireless Emergency Alert service and will continue to play a crucial role in public safety, allowing governments to make vital public announcements to millions of citizens, within seconds, on a location-aware basis, without violating subscriber privacy or being affected by network congestion. Some of the Public Warning initiatives around the world are: EU-Alert, ETWS and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA – a part of CMAS) which was recently launched in the United States by the FCC and FEMA.

Maarten Mes, Managing Director of one2many, commented: “There is no better use of mobile technology than for Emergency Alerts. Our customers have requested and even demanded LTE support on our Cell Broadcast systems which are already in use on CDMA, GSM, 3G and Wifi networks. We are delighted to enable our customers to create a safer world for their subscribers.”

one2many provides Cell Broadcast technology to telecoms operators across the world. Cell Broadcast technology delivers a non-intrusive, real-time service for the distribution of text-based messages to mobile handsets, specific to their current location. Cell Broadcast is capable of broadcasting one single message to reach all mobile handsets in an area as small as one radio cell and as big as an entire country. Sending a message to millions of handsets takes a matter of seconds, making the service ideal for applications such as public warning, location-based services and mobile social media.

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Code	Function	Actual message text
1	Register	“Welcome to Glo Flexi. Dial *135*4# for information on how to set up your handset.”
2	Info	“Flexi allows you to receive discounts on calls made to Glo customers. Discounts change by area and time of day.”
3	Tariffs	“Your tariff is ?? K/second (?? K/second  for F&F), with a minimum tariff of 1K/second.
4	Service Info	“Cell Broadcast/Service Area Info (Channel 50), displays the discount on your handset. Turn this on by going to the Messages menu on your phone.”
5	Help	“Dial 121 for customer care, this is a free call.”
8	My Info	“Your tariff plan is: ???? Glo Flexi. Your number is: ???????????.”
9	De-registration	“You are now on ???. Dial *135*1# to join Glo Flexi again.”

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one2many introduces LTE Cell Broadcast emergency alerts


Thursday, November 29, 2012

Deventer, The Netherlands – one2many, the world’s leading Cell Broadcast company, has today announced that it has successfully completed IOT for its LTE interface. The addition of SBc to its library of network interfaces enables mobile operators to extend Cell Broadcast services, like Emergency Alerts, to their next generation LTE networks.
Over 300 operators have committed to LTE, and the GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) expects to have 150 commercial LTE networks operating in 64 countries by end-2012. As LTE handsets become available in the market place, one2many’s customers have requested LTE support on their multi RAN technology CBC platforms. Cell Broadcast, a one-to-many textual broadcast technology, is standardized and available on 2G, 3G and now LTE. In addition, CB is the only standardized wireless technology for Emergency Alerts.

Cell Broadcast is being introduced worldwide as a next generation wireless Emergency Alert service and will continue to play a crucial role in public safety, allowing governments to make vital public announcements to millions of citizens, within seconds, on a location-aware basis, without violating subscriber privacy or being affected by network congestion. Some of the Public Warning initiatives around the world are: EU-Alert, ETWS and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA – a part of CMAS) which was recently launched in the United States by the FCC and FEMA.

Maarten Mes, Managing Director of one2many, commented: “There is no better use of mobile technology than for Emergency Alerts. Our customers have requested and even demanded LTE support on our Cell Broadcast systems which are already in use on CDMA, GSM, 3G and Wifi networks. We are delighted to enable our customers to create a safer world for their subscribers.”

one2many provides Cell Broadcast technology to telecoms operators across the world. Cell Broadcast technology delivers a non-intrusive, real-time service for the distribution of text-based messages to mobile handsets, specific to their current location. Cell Broadcast is capable of broadcasting one single message to reach all mobile handsets in an area as small as one radio cell and as big as an entire country. Sending a message to millions of handsets takes a matter of seconds, making the service ideal for applications such as public warning, location-based services and mobile social media.