P90 Phone



We previously saw hundred+ naming models trademarked by Huawei and by searching a bit further we found that the company has already registered for trademarks for its flagship ‘P-series’.

On October 30, 2017, Huawei has trademarked applications for Huawei P40, P50, P60, P70, P80 and P90 at the intellectual property organizations in multiple countries including – Israel, Cambodia, Laos, Brunei and more.

The company has also filed Huawei P20 followed by P30 after three months in 2018. To be mentioned the date for mentioned trademarks are pretty much same at each trademark organization.

The Oppo Reno 2Z is the FIRST phone to launch in India with the new MediaTek Helio P90 Processor! Take a look at the quad camera system, some gaming and spee.

Along with these features, Panasonic P90 specifications also include a smooth texture and a 2.5D curved display so that wherever you go, your phone stands out from the crowd. Project hospital free download mac. With a powerful quad-core processor and a superfast RAM, Panasonic P90 is everything that you need for a. Rugged Phone Unlocked DOOGEE S96 Pro 8GB+128GB Infrared Night Vision Helio G90 Octa Core Waterproof Android Phone, 48MP+20MP, 6.22' + Global 4G LTE GSM AT&T T-Mobile Dual SIM Phone 6350mAh(Black) $389.99. Nubia RedMagic 5G Gaming Phone, Android 10 Snapdragon 865 Unlocked Smartphone Phones, 6.65 inch AMOLED HD 144Hz Turbo Fan 64MP Mobile Phone, Cell Phones with Triple Camera, 4500mAh NFC(Black,8+128G) $559.99.

Although, we don’t know when then devices will go in the market one thing is for sure that the company has already grabbed the whole rights of its flagship series in its bag.

Also, the P100 series previous trademark models that Huawei has filed in Europe may be the follow-up plan for the same series in the future but there’s no official confirmation available on that.


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P90 Phone

A legacy phone scam using the 90# buttons on business landline telephones is still around, targeting phones served by a private branch exchange (PBX) or private automatic branch exchange (PABX).

How this scam occurs

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You receive a call at your office from someone claiming to be a telephone company employee investigating technical problems with your line, or checking up on calls supposedly placed to other states or countries from your line. The caller asks you to aid the investigation by either dialing 90# or by transferring the call to an outside line before hanging up. By doing this, you may be enabling the caller to place calls that are billed to your office telephone number.

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  • Telephone company employees checking for technical and other types of telephone service or billing problems would not call and ask a subscriber to dial a specific series of numbers before hanging up.
  • Telephone company employees would not request subscribers to connect the caller to an outside line.
  • These types of calls are used to trick subscribers into taking actions that will enable the caller to place fraudulent calls.

What you can do

If your place of business uses either a PBX or a PABX, your company telecommunications manager should contact the equipment manufacturer and the telephone companies that provide you with local and long distance service and ask for information about security systems available to protect your telephone system from toll fraud. You should also consider asking about any monitoring services that help detect unusual telephone system usage.

To avoid becoming a victim of this scam, educate yourself and other employees. Take the following steps if you think that a telephone call is fraudulent or is part of this scam:

  • Ask the caller for their name and telephone number.
  • Tell the caller you are going to call the telephone company immediately to determine whether or not there is a problem with the line.
  • Immediately hang up the receiver; do not dial any numbers or transfer the caller to an outside line before hanging up.
  • Find the telephone number for your telephone service provider and/or its security office and report the suspicious phone call. Be prepared to provide details of the call to the telephone company representative.
  • Contact your local law enforcement officials.

Printable Version

Don't Fall for the 90# Telephone Scam (pdf)