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SkyBell

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Texas, unfortunately.
... and I find it pretty funny. Its on my cordless phone at home. It probably means something useful, but it reminded me of that joke, "Forget caller ID, how about caller IQ?" :)

And in case you can't see it in my totally crappy pictures,:)D) it says "Caller IQ"
 

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It's obviously a sign that your phone has artificial intelligence. Which means it may start answering calls itself and holding conversations when you are not around.

You'd better keep a close eye on it. ;)
 
It's obviously a sign that your phone has artificial intelligence. Which means it may start answering calls itself and holding conversations when you are not around.

You'd better keep a close eye on it. ;)
Could that be considered an eye cue? :)
 
what would be cool is if you could set it to screen and disallow phone calls from anyone with an IQ lower than, say, 100 (or any other number you want...higher or lower). It would be the death of telemarketing :p
 
It's obviously a sign that your phone has artificial intelligence. Which means it may start answering calls itself and holding conversations when you are not around.

You'd better keep a close eye on it. ;)

My friend's voicemail box at school somehow called his house on its own and recorded the conversation. Weirdest thing ever.

My friend played me back the message (saved as an "unheard message" in his voicemail box). You hear ringing, then his mom picks up the phone and says "hello? hello? anyone there?" then you hear his dad ask "who was it?" and his mom says "oh it must have been a wrong number" and hangs up. :eek:
 
I do not get it?
here ya go...
Caller IQ is a new service which is available on some telephones and fax machines. This new service decreases the time required to setup your phone or fax, can save you money on long distance calling, and will keep you up-to-date on local and regional weather and lottery results and can provide you up to the minute stock quotes.

openLCR enhances the ability of telephones and fax machines. The technology enables telephones and fax machines to not only send and receive telephone calls and documents, but to download information to the memory of the device. Information is downloaded to the machine in the form of features that provide different capabilities. Manufacturers license the openLCR software and embed it in their telephones or fax machines.

openLCR has partnered with major telephone and fax machine manufacturers, including Panasonic, to produce products the openLCR technology. Machines with the openLCR technology are also referred to as Caller IQ, Viewer IQ, and Info IQ-Ready. The openLCR service is only available on telephones and fax machines with the openLCR logo.
 
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