What makes yuilop unique from other communication apps is that it allows you to call and send SMS to all of your phone contacts, even if they don’t have the app installed - you just need credits!
What are credits? They are yuilops’ virtual currency, which allows you to call any type of mobile phone or landline, as well as send text messages (SMS) without being charged any actual money.
But…how can you earn credits to make these calls? We’ve listed out some options for you:
The travel season is just around the corner. Here are some popular apps to make your voyage easier, cheaper and more fun!
Free Calls & Text. Anyone. Anywhere. Any phone
yuilop helps you stay in touch with all your contacts absolutely free, even when you travel! All you need to do is find a wifi connection, and you won’t hear about roaming bills ever again! Download yuilop now!
Skyscanner:
Compare the the best flight prices. Not sure where to go? Select dates and hit “Everywhere” - The app will find you the cheapest flights to various destinations.
The Weather Channel:
Rain or shine, the Weather Channel app is a must for any smart traveler’s smartphone.
Lonely Planet:
This leading travel guide offers specific apps to various cities. Check if your destination is available for the best, up-to-date routes and tips.
Currency Converter:
This will help you spend wisely and avoid surprises when you are back home. Want to know if 71 rupees is a lot or not? Currency Converter is your app!
Here at yuilop we’re always checking out new and interesting apps. So today we’ve decided to take a closer look at the apps most interesting for teenagers.
Free Calls & Text. Anyone. Anywhere. Any phone
Call, text and chat with your friends and family for free. Don’t have a phone yet? You can even make calls from an iPod! Download yuilop now!
Instagram:
Teenagers capture every moment of their lives and share it with their friends after adding a personal touch with different photo filters.
AnyPlay:
AnyPlay allows a search by artist, song or album to help you listen to the music you like, completely free.
Mirror:
With Mirror your Smartphone uses its front camera to let you see yourself, zoom and even capture the image. It even has exposure control!
MyHomework:
Unfortunately, homework is also a part of daily life of any teenager. This app will help you organize homework, exams or any school-related activity. A+!
Are you an Android user that has problems with your calls through yuilop, calling other yuilopers or on mobile and fixed? Then we introduce you a possible solution 
he idea is to make combinations of the options, and making calls to landlines or contacts without yuilop, until you find the combination that works best for your phone model.
How about if once you find the perfect match for your phone, you contact us and tell us what it is? This will help others to improve their calls and help us to improve the application.
Receive a reward for your help!
Now, we will explain how to do it step by step. Pay close attention
First step: Enter the yuilop menu
Once in the menu, you should go to “More”.
Second step: Go to Settings
After clicking “More”, you will see different options. You must enter the “Settings”.
Step Three: Advanced - Audio Settings
Once in “Settings” you will find different activities. You must go to “Advanced” and there choose “Audio Settings”.
Step Four: Let’s Play!
Do not panic if you find yourself with options “Cities”, “Colors” and “Animals”, these are the different audio settings.This is where you make the combinations until you find the perfect one for your phone model.
Step Five: Find the winning combination
Remember to test all possible combinations, changing city, color and animal, as often as you wish, until you find a combination.Each time you do a combination, click the “Apply” button and make a call (to a landline or a contact without yuilop, preferably) until you find one that works best.When you have the right combination for your mobile, send an email to mystory@yuilop.com, indicating your name, mobile number, model and Android system
You also can fill this form : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?fromEmail=true&formkey=dE1UVjBIRkxaRGhLSnotZ184bXNvZFE6MA
We bet that half of the people reading this sentence are doing it from their smartphone… And if you are also between 13 and 17 years old then you are part of the 82% of young people that regularly use a mobile phone.
Did I write young people? Guess what, the International Youth Day will be celebrated this Sunday 12th of August. We wish all of you a very happy day in advance (including the young-spirited ones!) and in order to celebrate this special day, we would like to know how our dear yuilopers behave.
According to a recent study realized by Common Sense Media, the use of social Medias such as Facebook and Twitter is an essential part of the modern youth’s daily life. 90% of young North Americans have used social Medias at least once in their life and 68% send an SMS every day… and if they are free, imagine how many more!
International Youth day in the digital communication era
The United Nations (UN) designated the 12th of August as the International Youth Day with the objective of “building a better world for young people. A global call to action to develop and engage in partnerships with and for youth”… And what could be a better way than doing it via digital and social Medias?
Two out of three young people declares he has his own mobile device for connecting to the internet, including smartphones, iPod Touch, iPad or iPhone. This behavior includes developing his social activities such as “checking-in” somewhere, tweeting or chatting. Also, sending SMS is mentioned as the favorite mean of digital communication in 87% of the cases, thanks to its speed.
Are you addicted to your smartphone?
1. In the metro or the bus, you are probably:
a. Reading a book
b. Looking out the window
c. Checking your Smartphone
2. If you need to go to an address you don’t know, how do you find it:
a. I walk senselessly until I randomly encounter it
b. I ask someone in the streets
c. I look for it on the map from my smartphone
3. If you like a place and you want to recommend it, you:
a. Talk about it to your friends
b. Leave a good comment in the suggestion box
c. “Check-in” and leave a positive comment from your smartphone
If you’ve answered “C” to any of these 3 questions, then you probably are
Sources:
• ONU, International Youth Day
• Social Media, Social Life: How Teens View Their Digital Lives
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