Nanotube Radio Did Marconi Invent radio the wrong way?
Sana Haq
Making a mockery of the complex architecture of wireless transmission, a single molecule of carbon nanotube performs all the functions of a wireless Radio! Being only a few billionths of a meter in size, the nanotube radio is so small it can easily fit inside a living cell or float about in your bloodstream.
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Nokia Siemens, LG hit 100Mbps in 4G for first time
Nokia Siemens Networks and LG successfully reached the 100Mbps peak speed of current-generation Long Term Evolution (LTE) wireless. The 4G speed was reached by using a pre-release 4G USB modem and a production-level Nokia Siemens network node running on the 2.1GHz and 2.6GHz bands. It should result in faster actual speeds for LTE-based networks as the first ones go live over the ...MORE
How would you like your tube well to start pumping water in your farm (located anywhere) as you send a SMS from your mobile phone? Better still, how would you like your mobile to send SMS on its own to your tube well at 6 am while you are still asleep? Machine to Machine communication will save mankind lots of hassle, the need to remember critical daily chores, or hire individuals to do jobs that can be performed automatically, cheaply and without human intervention...
Chris S. Thomas Chief Strategist Intel Corporation
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World's First Cloud Based Mobile TV
Ericsson, in cooperation with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK), launched the world’s first cloud based MobileTV solution during the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest....
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Ericsson is reshaping its Mobile TV offering, going for mass-market penetration in growth markets by providing an excellent cross-platform end-user experience that is also available for low-end terminals. MORE
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Power Line Transamission
Sana Aijaz
Electric power supply lines offer a ubiquitous infrastructure for the transmission of broadband within home or as a last mile telecommunication link for bringing broadband to home or office premises. Previously, powerline communications systems were limited to relatively low data rates, typically less than 500 kbit/s. However, the new broadband systems provide significantly higher data rates of 4 - 20 Mbit/s, about ten to forty times faster than earlier systems
Top Networked Cities
Ericsson and Arthur D. Little present the Networked Society City Index, ranking 25 cities according to ICT maturity and development. By showing how top-performing cities successfully use ICT to grow, Ericsson aims to inspire and contribute to a global Networked Society City mayors, local authorities and decision makers can use the framework ranking to meet the growing urbanization trend and enable organizational and societal success
Colombo: The first LTE-enabled city in South Asia
Dialog, the Sri Lankan operator, has launched a 4G pilot project in five zones within the city of Colombo with over ten base stations. The outdoor coverage gives a speed between 30 to 50 megabytes but indoors the speed may rise to 120 megabytes. The already operational 3G network across the country comprises over 2,200 base stations. Launched in 2006, it was the first 3G coverage in South Asia and is delivering 42 Megabytes per second
Warid Brings Bombay Dreams to Karachi
Over the years, English theater in Pakistan has experienced tremendous growth. Warid has become a leader in promoting arts in the community. Greatly supporting the young talent, Warid GLOW has become synonymous to quality theater in Pakistan. The much hyped and awaited play ‘Bombay Dreams” is now being staged at the Karachi Art Council for 25 days consecutively, starting from 27th January to 20th February
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100 Million users and Counting
Pakistan made history by achieving 100 million subscriptions in less than 5 years of deregulated telecom sector. Malahat Rab shares her views with our readers...
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Smart Phone Era Comes to Pakistan
Palwasha Qazi
What is so exciting and enthralling about Pakistan’s first 3G enabled Android Smart phone is its blazing fast 3G speeds of EVO wireless broadband. Exhibiting dual support for Wi-Fi and 3G, IVIO Icon pro is primed for 24/7 browsing without any limitations. Android 2.2 Froyo OS is packed with a full Web browser & an entire suite of Google Apps & access to over 250 thousand applications from the android market
