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lisajordan759 published in Technology

How to fix the sbcglobal email login problems on the computer or network?

The Sbcglobal email has always been known for the user friendlyness.  Whenever you need to access the mailbox on your computer. you can simply go to the email login portal.  enter the login username and password and press the sign in button.

The mailbox will be shown on the screen immediately. But sometimes, Sbcglobal email might not be working on the iphone due to the technical problems on the phone or computer. Which happens due the the wrong login entry, mail app or connection issue. Here in this blog,  I am sharing the quick techniques to fix those email problems.

If you are currently unable to access the sbcglobal email account on the iphone for some reasons. you can simply apply these techniques on your computer to fix it.

How to fix Sbcglobal email not working on the iphone?

  • Whenever sbcglobal email is not working on the iphone. you should check the internet connection. make sure the mobile data or wifi is on.
  • Most often, sbcglobal doesn’t work on the iphone because of the wrong login entry. probably, the password has been expired. so you should go to the att login page and reset the password and then update it on the iphone.
  • Go to the mail settings on the iphone and inspect the imap and pop server settings. Assure that there is no errors related to the login settings.
  • Please delete the current sbcglobal email account from the phone and then re-add it using the valid mail settings.
  • Sometimes, an app can cause the issues related to the mail settings. so you should check for the mail update. if you find any update.
  • If you have already tried these steps but can’t make the sbcglobal email account working on the mail app. please uninstall the mail application from the iphone, and then install a new version or it. Or you can install the yahoo official app to operate this email.

It should be working fine  now. in case, if you have any other problem. please comment down below. we will assist you in solving the query.

 

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Tiger Jarvis published in Technology

Quick Charge

Quick Charge

Quick Charge (QC) is a proprietary battery charging protocol developed by Qualcomm, used for managing power delivered over USB, mainly by communicating to the power supply and negotiating a voltage.

Quick Charge is supported by devices such as mobile phones which run on Qualcomm SoCs, and by some chargers; both device and charger must support QC, otherwise, QC charging is not attained. It charges batteries in devices faster than standard USB allows by increasing the output voltage supplied by the USB charger while adopting techniques to prevent the battery damage caused by uncontrolled fast charging and regulating the incoming voltage internally.

Quick Charge is a proprietary technology that allows for the charging of battery-powered devices, primarily mobile phones, at power levels exceeding the 5 volts at 2 amps, thus 10 watts allowed by basic USB standards —not considering the USB Power Delivery (USB PD) standard—while still maintaining compatibility to existing USB wires.

The elevated voltages allow for pushing higher amounts of power (wattage) through the cable’s copper wires without further heating them up and risking heat damage since the heat in the wire is solely caused by the electrical current.

Another benefit of the elevated voltage, as described in Ohm’s law § Other versions, is its improved ability to pass through longer USB cables due to its compensation of voltage drops from wires with higher resistances.

Most chargers supporting Quick Charge 2.0, QC 3.0, and later are wall adaptors, but it is implemented on some in-car chargers, and some power banks use it to both receive and deliver charges.

Quick Charge is also used by other manufacturers’ proprietary rapid-charging systems.

Numerous other companies have their own competing technologies, including MediaTek Pump Express and OPPO VOOC (licensed to OnePlus as Dash Charge), the latter of which elevates the current rather than the power supply voltage to reduce heat from internal voltage regulation, but relying on thicker USB wires to handle the current without overheating, as described in VOOC § Technology.

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suryachoudhary published in Technology

IoT in Insurance: How Connected Things are transforming the Industry

IoT in Insurance

Insurance companies can make use of IoT for aiding communications with clients and for streamlining underwriting and claims management, along with fraud detection. IoT in insurance is also useful in risk management and default prediction. For example, insurers previously relied on driver information such as their age and address while calculating premiums. However, with telematics data available, agencies can now access their driving behavior, vehicle health, and other metrics that may finetune the specifics of the policy.

Benefits of IoT in insurance

The advantages of implementing IoT in insurance are far and wide. We have narrowed down the top benefits of IoT for insurance businesses to these three areas:

Lower Costs

New and emerging insurance companies can really benefit from implementing IoT-powered solutions as they help in reducing business costs and drive profits by cutting the day-to-day running expenses. IoT in insurance primarily achieves this goal by streamlining operations and processes to increase the ROI through effective and hands-on management.

One of the many ways in which IoT boosts cost-effectiveness is by stimulating the productivity of staff. Given that salaries and wages form the greatest cost component of operating an insurance business, making the best of available human resources is the recipe for cost optimization. As such, employees can use IoT to overcome barriers and bottlenecks that may be limiting their potential. As a result, everyone, from a policy underwriter to a claims adjustor can contribute to the growth of the business.

Better Use of Resources

IoT networks optimize the use of resources in multiple ways. For a start, you have sensors capturing remote data and offering a wealth of data that was not accessible previously. Plus, once data gets involved, it is only about cleansing and filtering it to make it more actionable in multivariate ways. Switching to a data-driven model also unlocks the possibility of introducing automation to schedule and monitor the business processes from a top-level view. And once you have enough data at hand, you can also prevent wastage, say, compare efficient routes, idle times of vehicles, etc.

In a nutshell, IoT in insurance streamlines the use of human, technological, and data resources to derive maximum value.

Customization Capabilities

As seen above, IoT in insurance can capture high volumes of data that will unlock the potential for personalizing products and services. It helps insurers align their offerings in line with real-world conditions and as per the customer requirements. Apart from guiding businesses on what they should do, it also prevents them from doing something that could gather flak.

For instance, someone who does not even own a vehicle would naturally not be interested in automotive insurance. But if your marketing efforts are pushing this in their faces, then it would put your agency in a bad light.

Additionally, it also contributes to the post-sales customer experience by enhancing support and service. Executives can pull up customer information to offer appropriate and more relevant solutions to the customers.

Concluding Thoughts

In a nutshell, technologies like IoT in insurance have made several elements of business operations easier and more effective for insurers. It has brought about a host of advantages and opportunities for insurance businesses. It has helped insurers improve their customization capabilities, make better use of resources, and decrease operational costs. The merger of the Internet of Things and insurance is profitable for the customers as well.

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