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iNum – One Global Phone Number for Life
International Number has been shortened to iNet, and it’s an international phone number that can be used wherever people move in the world, eliminating the need to change this important contact information. The International Telecommunications Union introduced a global dialling code +883 which makes it possible to change to a less limiting way for service providers to allocate phone numbers.
iNum is only able to deal with voice communications at the moment but more facilities are being developed, and the service is being added to a growing number of networks according to the website. The aim is that eventually iNums will be reachable from any network internationally like any other phone number and we’ll be able to keep the same phone number all of our lives no matter where we move. It’s possible for networks to join via the website, and a look through the list of network partners does have some big names including Google Talk.
DroidWeek – Weekly Android Applications and Games News
Keep up-to-date with the latest developments for Google Android applications, phones, games and extras with Droid Week and Android and Me. Although Droid Week is at the setting up stages it’s linked to Android and Me which is already full of information. At the time of writing Droid Week has active forums, a store full of accessories, and recommended launches. The connection with Android and Me makes it feel like the same website, and together they are certainly a useful resource for these increasingly popular products.
Android and Me is also being overhauled to sort out the wealth of information and to make it more easily accessible. Articles and a podcast add extra ways to keep Android users informed, and it’s also possible to submit articles. The recommended application on the main page at the time of writing was Flixster, a downloadable product which lets users find movie showtimes via a location based search and then take a look at full information and reviews. Visitors to the site can nominate applications and enter competitions as well as taking part in community discussions. I’ve been wanting to find out more about Android products and seeing all the information together in one place is a real bonus.
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