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We know how important it is to power these off so your sleep is not interrumpted anymore. The Settings will depend on the type of phone you have but most Androids require the same steps, for the most part. You can access your phone's Settings>scroll to your Accounts> Select your email account>Under 'Common Settings', select Settings>Under Select Ringtone, select Silent. Keep us posted if you need additional assistance.


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Also if you want no notications at all from that app you can turn them completely. Go to settings in your phone and then to apps and scroll down to yahoo mail touch that it will open and at the top their will be a box with a check in it to get notifications. Simply remove the check and not have to worry about getting notifications anymore. Just check it when you want and stop letting the phone be to smart for us lol


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Last week, poor cellphone etiquette surfaced at the White House. During President Obama's speech, a person's cellphone began to ring among a room full of journalists and politicians. The speech, broadcast on live TV, was a top video on YouTube last week, mainly because the person's ringtone was none other than the sound of a quacking duck. The unusual ringtone not only produced bouts of laughter throughout the room, but it interrupted President Obama's train of thought, prompting him to ask "Where do you guys get these ringtones? I'm curious."

Though the president managed to brush off the distraction with a bit of humor, it's this type of uncouth cellphone behavior such as forgetting to silence your ringtone that prompted etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore to officially declare July "National Cell Phone Courtesy Month" in 2002. In her blog, Ms. Whitmore lists a few of her favorite cellphone etiquette horror stories, including one incident where a lawyer decided to have a three-way speaker phone conversation with his client and the client's publicist on an Amtrak. For the past seven years, she's tried to raise awareness on proper cellphone etiquette to "encourage the increasingly unmindful corps of cell phone users to be more respectful of their surroundings."

In December 2008, there were 270.3 million cellphone subscribers, according to the wireless industry's trade association. And it's a number that will likely continue to grow. In a recent CSM weekly story, we reported that the US government announced in May that American homes that only used cellphones had surpassed homes that only had landlines.

With this increase in cellphone usage comes a need for manners, or at least awareness. A June 2009 survey by Intel reported that 90 percent of people are annoyed by cellphone users' etiquette. The top cellphone pet peeves? Texting while driving, followed by people chatting loudly on their mobile devices.

To curb poor cellphone behavior, Whitmore has drafted a list of cellphone etiquette tips. The list includes 13 steps on improving one's cellphone manners from avoiding "cell yell" and opting to speak in a conversational tone, to alerting others around you if you have to take a call and then politely excusing yourself from a room when the call is received. Other tips mentioned are to avoid speaking about private or emotional matters in public and to let calls go straight to voicemail when you're in a meeting, performance, or courtroom.

Cellphones in the meeting room are a common distraction. A March 2009 poll by Yahoo HotJobs, a career listings website, reported that a third of 5,300 employees checked their e-mail in meetings. The practice of constantly checking one's BlackBerry or iPhone has been such a problem for some companies that they have banned the use of mobile devices at meetings.

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RESTON, VA, April 22, 2005 -comScore Media Metrix today released its monthly analysis of consumer activityat top online properties and categories. NCAA Basketball's March Madness and the kickoff of the baseball seasondrove sports-related content to dominate this month's top gaining propertiesranking.

"March was clearly a heavy monthfor news and sports content. Whether itwas the frenzy over March Madness or interest in more serious topics such asTerri Schiavo or Pope John Paul II, consumers turned to the Web for the latestdevelopments," said Peter Daboll, CEO of comScore Media Metrix. "For many consumers, especially those atwork, the Web is the primary means of keeping up-to-the-minute on breakingstories and searching for more in-depth info on news of interest."

Sportssites comprised half of the top 10 gaining properties in March, with NCAA,Sportsline.com Sites and ESPN.com all posting double or triple-digit growthcompared to February. NCAA posted adramatic increase of nearly 500 percent over February 2005, and a year-over-yearincrease of 11-percent. StudentAdvantage, which owns the Official College Sports Network, also benefited fromMarch Madness with an increase of 42 percent over February.

Discovering family heritage, aswell as researching information about relatives, is easier than ever thanks toonline genealogy sites. Genealogy wasthe top-gaining category in March 2005 with an increase of 31 percent, due inpart to specific properties' efforts to lure new customers. Driving this category's growth, AncestrySites experienced remarkable growth of 38 percent by offering free trials andutilizing effective banner advertising.

Posting gains of 22 percent overFebruary, the Religion category was the third-largest gaining category inMarch. The combination of a favorablecomparison to last year (when Easter occurred in April instead of March) andthe intense coverage surrounding Pope John Paul II also resulted in an increaseof 53 percent compared to March 2004.

Travel subcategories comprisedfour of the top ten spots in the top gaining category ranking. As Americans made plans to visit family forEaster, begin planning summer travel or finalize plans for Spring Break, theyturned to the Web for both research and booking capabilities. More than 6.2 million Americans visited CarRental sites in March 2005, an increase of nearly 30 percent overFebruary. The Travel - Informationcategory also experienced notable gains, with visitation to such sites increasingby 14 percent in March to reach 38.8 million unique visitors.

A notable increase in cable TVadvertisements for Jamster.com, the cell phone ringtone provider, helped pushJamba! Sites up by 159 percent compared to February 2005. Jamba! Sites have been popular in the UK andEurope, but with the growing popularity of downloadable ringtones, combinedwith the brand's recent push in advertising, it has experienced substantialgrowth in the US market as well.

Following the midwestern regionroll-out of the amended Fair Credit Reporting Act, traffic to GUS (the Britishholding company of Experian) increased 42% over February 2005 to nearly 3.5 millionconsumers. The amendment, which permitsconsumers to receive one free credit report every 12 months from each of thecredit reporting companies, is being implemented over time on a regional basis.

In March, CNET entered into thetop 10 property ranking at number 10 and attracted 19 percent more visitorsthan in the previous month. The NCAA Tournament and the beginning of the MajorLeague Baseball season helped ESPN attract 4.2 million more visitors in Marchthan in February and soar 18 spots to number 33.

Among sites in both the Februaryand March Top 50 Properties, News Corp. Online had the largest jump, as 17.7million Americans turned to the site, primarily to view both American Idoland news content. News content,specifically relating to the Terri Schiavo and Michael Jackson cases, drove a13-percent increase in traffic to Gannett Sites, which jumped 6 spots to number26. Classmates.com Sites gained 10spots to finish at number 37, while Target Corporation and Overstock.com eachgained 6 spots to finish at number 28 and 32, respectively. Finally, the rush to secure tickets upcomingevents such as the U2 concert series baseball and Major League Baseball games,drove a 10-percent increase in traffic at Ticketmaster, the final property inMarch's Top 50 Properties.

Advertising.comenjoyed its 11th consecutive month atop the Ad Focus Ranking,reaching 78 percent of all Americans online. Fastclick attracted 5.7 million more visitors than in February to nudgeinto the number 2 position, and Yahoo! attracted 4.2 million more visitors atnumber 3. The rest of the top 10 AdFocus entities stayed the same in March.

ESPN hadthe largest gain of any ranked Ad Focus entity; its 34-percent gain invisitation translated into a 7-spot climb to number 38. Intense news coverage of the Terri Schiavoand Michael Jackson cases drove CNN.com Homepage and MSNBC up 7 and 3 spots tonumber 50 and 22, respectively. Finally, traffic relating to The Suite Life of Zack & Codypowered a 19-percent increase in traffic at Go.com, which rose 5 spots to enterMarch's Ad Focus Ranking at number 47.

Reach% denotes the percentage of the total Internet population that views aparticular entity at least once in March. For instance, Yahoo! was seen by 72 percent of the over 164 millionInternet users in March. The notation"**"indicates that the entity is an advertising network.

comScore Media Metrix, adivision of comScore Networks, provides industry-leading Internet audiencemeasurement services that report - with unmatched accuracy - details of onlinemedia usage, visitor demographics and online buying power for the home, workand university audiences across local U.S. markets and across the globe. comScore Media Metrix continues thetradition of quality and innovation established by its Media Metrix syndicatedInternet ratings - long recognized as the currency in online media measurementamong financial analysts, advertising agencies, publishers and marketers -while drawing upon comScore's advanced technologies to address important newindustry requirements. All comScoreMedia Metrix syndicated ratings are based on industry-sanctioned samplingmethodologies. 152ee80cbc

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