Tips to choose the right Security Guards

by adminrem on February 9, 2010


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Guards placed at the correct places like entry and exit points will not only deter suspicious actions but also offers a sense of security for the people inside the building. Who would want to stay at a hotel that has no security personnel at the correct spots? There are a few things you must keep in mind though when hiring the services of a security guard. Let’s take a look at a few of these tips:

• It is a good idea to hire a security guard from a security company as this ensures that the personnel will be trained, well qualified and his credentials are already checked upon. You could consider the name ADS Security Services PTY Ltd. For more info visit www.ads.org.au.

• Security companies have insurance covers as well which ensures that if there is any problem created by the guard then the company has enough coverage to take care of it.

• Make sure that the guard has the necessary training for your establishment or event. For example the security requirements vary from hotels, medical institutions, to home, to retail ventures, to banks, etc. A guard who specialises in medical institutions is of no use at a bank.

• Ask for referrals of the guard. Check with his past employers as this will give you a fair idea of his/her work ethics and if there have been any grievances.

• Ask for what training the guard has received in the past, so that you can compare between two choices.

• Ask to meet the guard personally before getting him assigned to the property as it is important that the guard is approachable and easy to work with.

• Ask if the same security guard will be assigned to your property or not as you wouldn’t want different people everyday, as this in its self is a bad security measure.

• If you are considering an individual applicant then ask for a complete bio data and referrals so that you know the person checks out. Conduct a background check to ensure that all the details furnished hold truth.

• Make sure the guard has the necessary licenses and permits to work in your city and state as per the applicable rules and regulations.

• Ask if there are any problems with performance, etc. then how it is going to be dealt with. If he is from a security firm then how will the complaints be dealt with?

• Ask how the charges are calculated. Does he work on an hourly, weekly, monthly rate? Or does he charge a bulk rate. Cost is a very important consideration as it is better you pay for excellent service than to lose money over theft.

security guard can be of real help in protecting your property and loved ones. So think of it as a good investment and hire a security guard today.

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Microsoft recently announced that they would investigate some user upgrades to Windows 7 that provoked a new warning message (not seen XP or  even the problem-ridden Vista) suggesting that users “consider replacing their batteries”.  Turns out the software giant have reached a verdict  that Windows 7 (and naturally therefore Microsoft) isn’t actually at fault.  Who, or rather, what is?  Absymal laptop batteries, according to the MSDN blog.

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Micfrosoft claims that their new method, which reports when a battery is down to 40% of its designed capacity and suggests replacement, hasn’t reported a single false positive.  The blog post reports: “To the very best of the collective ecosystem knowledge, Windows 7 is correctly warning batteries that are in fact failing and Windows 7 is neither incorrectly reporting on battery status nor in any way whatsoever causing batteries to reach this state. In every case we have been able to identify the battery being reported on was in fact in need of recommended replacement.”

Microsoft’s word to be taken at heart, or not?  Well, at least they’ve at least afforded an explanation to this issue.  Plus, the OS maker assures that it will continue to look into this issue.

[ via CNet]


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Motorola Droid’s Android 2.1 update coming this week

February 9, 2010

Droid owners may welcome the Android 2.1 update coming this week to the, well, Motorola Droid, reported via Motorola’s own Facebook page.

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Motorola’s official Facebook message states:  “We’re happy to relay the 2.1 upgrade to DROID will start to roll out this week, and we will have more information to share on other device upgrades later …this week as well.”  Other updates?  It’d be nice if Motorola revealed what’s exactly going to be in this update first, other than the standard Android 2.1 bits and pieces.

[via Engadget]

Motorola’s official Facebook message states: “We’re happy to relay the 2.1 upgrade to DROID will start to roll out this week, and we will have more information to share on other device upgrades later …this week as well.” Other updates? It’d be nice if Motorola revealed what’s exactly going to be in this update first, other than the standard Android 2.1 bits and pieces.


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Google Nexus One “equipment recovery fee” cut to $150 from $350

February 9, 2010

Now you can cancel a Nexus One contract for less than the price of buying a Nexus One itself.  However, Google’s still keeping its “equipment recovery fee intact, although in a less draconian form of $150, compared to the former amount of $350 that customers were required to pay.

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The bad news?  There’s still a darn $150 to cover on top of T-Mobile’s $200 ETF for subsidized N1 contracts canceled in the first 120 days of use.  The new Terms of Sales decrees:

“You agree to pay Google an equipment subsidy recovery fee (the “Equipment Recovery Fee”) in the event you cancel or downgrade your wireless plan within 120 days of activation of wireless service. If you activate a new line of service with T-Mobile, your Equipment Recovery Fee will be $150 USD if you cancel or downgrade your service plan within 120 days of activation.”

Verdict?  You’re still paying $350 at some point, although a long shot from the $550 lump total that’s something akin to highway robbery.  Kudos to Google for being somewhat less irksome.

[Google via Wall Street Journal]


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Video Camera Coming to iPad in Future

February 9, 2010

MacRumors is reporting on a new job posting by Apple which reveals the possibility of video-capturing capabilities in the next-generation models of Apple iPad. According to the job posting, Apple is looking for a assurance engineer in Media Systems division of their Interactive Media Group which will focus on testing frameworks for digital camera technology in iPad Media segment.

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Next generation iPhone 4G front panel leaked

February 9, 2010

iPhone repair site iResQ has allegedly received a front panel component of the next generation iPhone 4G, which is expected for a release this summer.  The several photos they’ve snapped for us to see indicate a few ways that new iPhone from Apple may just differ from its predecessors.  More photos can be found after the break.

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If confirmed, these pictures show a few newly implemented designs on the next generation iPhone, including:

1) The LCD appears to be factory glued to the digitizer which is more similar to the first generation iPhones than the iPhone 3G and 3GS. The digitizer can be separated from the LCD on the 3G and 3GS models, which should be interesting to all, but for the repair folks like us–this means that the 4G screen repair price will be higher since both parts will have to be replaced at once.

2) The iPhone 4G front panel seems to be about 1/4″ longer than its predecessors.

3) There is an interesting reflective, mirror-like surface directly above the speaker. This is likely a spot for the proximity sensor. If that’s what it is, it’s in a different location than previous models.

So, so sum up, the new iPhone may be 1/4” taller than all three previous models, sport a relocated proximity sensor, and have some other tidbits revealed above.  One thing may be certain; the next-gen iPhone will probably be unveiled at this year’s WWDC in June.


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Core i7 and Core i5 MacBook Pro to be Announced Tomorrow?

February 9, 2010

We informed you all yesterday about a Core i7 MacBook Pro, which was recently spotted in a Geekbench benchmark report. And now it seems like Apple may be set to launch one of these as early as Tomorrow. According to a French site named Nowhere Else, Apple will refresh its MacBook Pro lineup tomorrow just in time for the start of Macworld Expo.

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Is iPad’s VGA Video Output Good Enough?

February 9, 2010

In December last year, the New York Times wrote an article titled “2010 – The Year of the Tablet” where it predicted that we shall use the Tablet to consume media in the future. That is exactly what Steve Jobs has envisioned for the iPad too. That bein…

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HTC Legend Pictures Leaked [Images of HTC Legend Smartphone Leaked, Phone to Feature OLED Screen, 600MHz Processor]

February 9, 2010

Late last we, we reported on the leaked specs of the upcoming HTC Legend smartphone, which would allegedly take the low-end place in their smartphone offerings. Now, images of the phone have surfaced and it looks just like the CGI renders we saw earlier.

Aside from the pictures (which show off …

Original Post Link: HTC Legend Pictures Leaked [Images of HTC Legend Smartphone Leaked, Phone to Feature OLED Screen, 600MHz Processor] | Published by TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities

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Neo Nectaris strategy game arrives on the iPhone

February 9, 2010

Hudson’s nifty turn-based strategy game, Military Madness, enjoyed a revival on Xbox Live last year with Nectaris. Now it’s spreading the love to iPhones with Military Madness: Neo Nectaris.

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