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Tuesday, 29 March 2016

How Famous Tech Companies Got Their Names


Ever wondered how big tech companies like Sony got their names? While some are named after the goods they sell, and others are the results of long-forgotten company mergers, some of the world’s biggest tech brand names are just completely made up. Whatever their history, most company monikers have an interesting story behind them.

So this is how some of the biggest tech brands in the world got their names…

Apple
Starting out as Apple computers, the Cupertino tech giant wasn’t always quite as successful. Founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne in 1976 to develop home computers; Apple only started making smartphones and tablets much later on. But how did it get it’s name?

The story goes that Jobs really liked apples and had just come back from an apple farm when he suggested the name. What’s more, he liked Apple because it put them ahead of Job’s former employer Atari in the phonebook.

In 2007, ‘Computers’ was dropped from the name and Apple went on to become one of the biggest companies on the planet.


Samsung
In Korean, Samsung means ‘tristar’ or ‘three stars’, and was chosen to reflect the characteristics of stars in the night sky, being ‘big, numerous and powerful’.

Up until 1993, Samsung’s logo featured three stars, which it has since been ditched for the current blue and white badge.


LG
Samsung’s main rival, Korean brand LG didn’t always have such a short and snappy name. Electronics company Goldstar merged with Lak-Hui (pronounced ‘Lucky’) in 1995 to produce new brand Lucky Goldstar, which was eventually shortened to LG.

In recent years the company said that the abbreviation referred to its ‘Life’s Good’ marketing slogan but now says that LG simply stands for LG.


Spotify
While many company names are the result of extensive branding studies or historical mergers, some are just a complete fluke. Swedish music streaming brand Spotify supposedly got its name when founders Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon were brainstorming and one suggestion was misheard as ‘Spotify’.

After the founders investigated the made-up word and found that it was unique, the name stuck. Once the brand became more popular, the founders came up with a neater story that says that the word comes from ‘spot’ and ‘identify’.


Facebook
The famous social network founded by Mark Zuckerberg and his Harvard buddies in 1994 didn’t start out as Facebook. Its predecessor, built in 2003, was called Facemash and was designed as a ‘hot or not’ game in which students ranked the looks of their peers.

Its replacement was originally known as thefacebook.com and was limited to universities, eventually spreading to the UK. In 2005, the company finally dropped ‘the’ to become Facebook and opened up the site to the public.


Sony
Previously known as Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K (Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation), or Totsuko, Sony was renamed partly after the word ‘sonus’, latin for sound. It was also influenced by the slang term ‘sonny boy’, influenced by America and used in Japan to refer to smart young men in the 1950s.

The first Sony-branded product - a transistor radio - appeared in 1955, but the company didn’t change its name to Sony until 1958.


Twitter
The famous social network, which just turned 10, was originally known as twttr, inspired by Flickr. During a brain-storming session, the founders initially came up with the name Twitch and finally landed on Twitter because they thought that the dictionary definition - ‘short burst of inconsequential information’  - was rather fitting.

Wisely, they put the vowels back into the word before officially launching as Twitter.

Apparently ‘FriendStalker’ was also suggested, and thankfully rejected, as a name.


Google
Starting out as an internet search engine, Google famously takes its name from a misspelling of the word ‘googol’. This is the mathematical term for a 1 followed by a hundred zeros and was chosen by founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page to convey the massive amount of information that they intended to provide access to.

The search engine that Google became was originally named ‘Backrub’. The founders very wisely changed it before registering a domain name.


Microsoft
Established by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975, the Microsoft brand name was created as portmanteau of ‘microprocessor’ and ‘software’ and was originally hyphenated as Micro-Soft.


Yahoo
Famously founded in 1994 as Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web, Yahoo was renamed in 1995.

Ignoring the normal definition or yahoo as ‘ a rude, noisy or violent person’ founders Jerry Yang and David Filo formed the company name as an acronym, standing for Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.

Source: Yahoo

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Thursday, 18 February 2016

SMS Returns for Vehicle Registration Details Again


With the number of car sales and registrations on the rise, the need for improved transparency is greater than ever. Previously, the government had introduced a service, wherein vehicle details could be acquired, simply by sending the registration number (via SMS) to a designated phone number. The service was discontinued, but is now active once again.

The service can prove to be useful in preventing fraud in second hand car sales and bring in more accountability among motorists. To use the service, all you have to do is SMS VAHAN <space> the vehicle's registration number (upper case letters with no spaces), and send it to 7738299899.

Details such as the vehicle owner's name, the car's model, fuel type, category (e.g. LMV), RC expiry date and motor vehicle tax validity will be received via SMS in around 1 minute.


Note - The service may not be active for all RTOs and certain vehicle registration numbers may not be in the database.


Probabilities

Users of this service think the querying mechanism should have safeguards to ensure that individual privacy is upheld. Like everything else related to government in the country, there just isn’t proper thought behind the policy.

Right now anyone can get the name of the owner of any vehicle on the road by a simple SMS. Whether the person enquiring is stalking someone in a car for any reason, they can get the owners name. Getting the address is just a short hop from there leading to disastrous consequences for someone a target of criminals.

There should be a two stage authentication to ensure that person querying is in possession of the vehicle - if the primary motive is to find out if registration etc details are real or fake. Before providing details, the chassis or engine numbers or maybe both should also be input to validate that the person making the query has physical possession of the vehicle.

Source: Team-Bhp


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Thursday, 24 December 2015

How is Bulk SMS an Advantage for Professionals?

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SMS messaging is something we all have been doing since the past few decades. Despite of new players emerging for web-based messaging, the humble SMS still plods on. While some web-based apps for messaging have carved their niche in the market, the modest SMS will continue to rule the roost for years to come.

Hence, if you belong to any field regarding healthcare, legal services, sales personnel, fitness instructor or any professional trade and use your phone to send messages, this report will prove beneficial for you.


Understanding the Motive
As any professional, it is vital to know your clients in detail and prescribe them customized services
accordingly. So how to offer the same services (which others provide) in a different manner? What is bulk SMS got anything to do with it?

Bulk SMS is such a tool by which you can remain connected with your existing clients and introduce even more coverage. A little out of the box thinking and the right package can actually work wonders for your profession!


Let’s get down to an example:
Suppose you were a physician and have prescribed a week’s medication to Mr. X for fever. You may assume that any other doctor may also prescribe the same medication after diagnosing the patient. So how can your service be any different than others? If you scrape your imagination, there can be hundreds of things which will portray your service differently than the others.
Build Professional Relationships

The simplest way of making Mr. X feel special is by sending him a suitable message via bulk SMS software. Timely reminding and follow-ups with your clients creates a better impression and improves the relationship factor. What’s more, your patient will get cured sooner and he will recommend your services to others as well!

Additional Uses of Bulk SMS
Apart from handling patients suffering from usual ailments, physicians can also use bulk SMS for various attributes.



Usage of Bulk SMS

  • Storing Client Database – For quick references
  • Group Creation of Patients – For sending tips to a particular group ‘cardio, diabetes, etc.’
  • Sending SMS Anywhere – Users with low internet connectivity can also hook-up their mobile to a PC to send messages
  • Scheduling of SMS – To be sent at a later period like ‘scheduling a message for Mr. X’
  • Interactive Messaging – Persistent messages to a client until he responds



Once you acquire the Bulk SMS Software, you may maintain an excel sheet for message formats, client lists and schedules. All messages come with free delivery reports for confirmation.
Wide Range of Users of Bulk SMS

So you can now observe about the many advantages of using bulk SMS for your profession. You can also acquire a personalized SMS format from your Bulk SMS provider if necessary.

Friday, 13 November 2015

Get Your Promotion Right with a Simple SMS


Are you in the quest for newer, contemporary methods to promote your products or business? You can now do it easily online or in the tangible world, at down-to-earth costs and obtain even superior returns in the process! The course of action is called the humble SMS. Indeed, sending out bulk SMS to your anticipated clientele makes you way smarter than the competition and you spread your word better than other conventional ways of marketing. It is a unique technique which bestows your customers a lasting impression and enhanced professionalism about your business.

An Innovative Messaging Structure!
Aadishesh Info Communications provides a very supportive service when we talk about an innovative messaging structure. The system permits clients to utilize it everywhere and at any given point of time. In conjunction with all varieties of wireless applications, aadishesh.com can classify and evolve an extensive assortment of SMS utilities. Hence, if you desire for an easier way of dynamic marketing, communication, brilliant concepts and branding, you can now have them all from our SMS system.



How to Promote with SMS?
The corporation affirms to implement advanced technology, which takes ultimate care of effectiveness. Registrations are open at all times and you may further probe into our website (www.aadishesh.com) to learn even more about our offerings. Let’s take a look on newer and unique ways of promotion with bulk SMS:



  1. Web Messaging – Users can avail of a custom Sender ID which may include your brand name or any chosen number. All delivery notifications will be send on the Sender ID with speed, accuracy and universal delivery.
  2. SMS Gateway – Users can automate their routine schedules by the SMS Gateway service. With dynamic originator addresses, global outreaching and ported number sustainability, the Secure SMS Gateway from Aadishesh is your perfect tool.
  3. Two-Way Messaging – Outreaching to your clients or staff becomes increasingly effortless with long and short codes for two-way messaging. Choose the short code for boosting your promotional campaigns or long code for long-term usage.
  4. Email to SMS – This service transforms boring e-mail messages to short crisp SMS messages for your intended audience. Your messages will never get neglected once they land on your customers’ mobile devices. Just type your email (or use a template) and send it in SMS form!



Bulk SMS from Aadishesh can revolutionize business for advertisers and boost the sales of their customers. After embracing SMS marketing, you can achieve personalized advertising with immense momentum. Seeing the stupendous success of bulk SMS, large companies, medium entrepreneurs and startups are benefiting with affordability, global outreach quick delivery and better business.