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Notifications are a necessary constant in today's business world. For most people, a day without e-mail is unthinkable. From instant messaging to PDAs, HowStuffWorks explains the notification devices and technologies that keep you in the loop.
Smartphones blur the line between cell phones and PDAs. Learn the details of smartphones, read cell phones and PDA reviews and see our buying guide. See more »
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See more »Advanced tools online make business communications and collaboration easy. Learn more about business communications and collaboration in this article.
See more »E-commerce, or shopping online, offers advantages for both consumers and retailers. See how to make the most of online shopping.
See more »With better technology, personal digital assistants, or PDAs, get better at helping us organize our lives. But is that really a good thing?
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See more »Ringxiety refers to when you confuse the ringing of your cell phone with a similar sound. Learn more about ringxiety and find out what causes ringxiety.
See more »The BlackBerry has become a tremendously popular mobile email device. Learn how a BlackBerry works and about BlackBerry hardware, software and patent disputes.
See more »Airline e-tickets have replaced traditional paper tickets, saving consumers time and money. Learn how e-tickets work.
See more »Answering services are used in a wide variety of industries and people, from doctors to sales reps. See how automatic and live answering services work.
See more »AIM, or AOL Instant Messenger, is the most popular instant messaging service available on the web. Learn about AOL Instant Messenger and its features.
See more »Automated reminders keep you on top of your to-do list. Find out how e-mail, text and phone notifications can save you time and money.
See more »You may have experienced automatic dialing from telemarkers. However, automatic dailers are a large part of the telecommunications industry. See some of the lesser known and beneficial uses of automatic dialers.
See more »BlackBerry Messenger is both entertaining and functional for BlackBerry users. Learn how it works.
See more »BlackBerry outages are brief, unscheduled interruptions in service due to things like software failures. Learn when BlackBerry outages have occurred.
See more »Brrrrring. You sprint for the phone only to be rewarded with a caller who tells you that you won a free trip to Orlando. Only it's not free. And it's the seventh time he's called this week.
See more »Broadcast messaging delivers information to lots of recipients at once. Learn about broadcast messaging service providers, different kinds of broadcast messages and do-not-call lists.
See more »Campus alerts are notifications used to warn students and professors of emergencies. Learn about campus alerts in this article.
See more »New technology is helping us cut down on the amount of stuff we have to carry with us. Soon you'll be able to buy things with your cell phone.
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