WiBro is in danger
According to experts, WiBro (Wireless Broadband - a mobile broadband Internet technology developed by the Korean Telecommunications Industry) is in danger.
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According to experts, WiBro (Wireless Broadband - a mobile broadband Internet technology developed by the Korean Telecommunications Industry) is in danger.
There are many ways to manage Internet connection, depending on network size, importance of data and user level. From simple security settings available in web browsers…
This year, VDC has set a target to develop another 500,000 new subscribers (double the number of existing subscribers).
From March 1, Vietnam Post and Telecommunications Group VNPT will apply the new service fee based on VSAT-IP satellite information system. VSAT-IP system provides broadb…
The UK's Vodafone Group Plc mobile phone provider on Wednesday revealed on Wednesday a deal with News Corp.'s virtual social networking site MySpace. Accordingly, Vodafo…
A breakthrough with technology that allows users to download movies and TV shows directly from the Internet to the TV, a partnership agreement between Amazon.com and TiV…
Ministry of Post and Telematics is encouraging enterprises to create conditions for prepaid subscribers to register via the network, based on subscriber data infrastruct…
Finally, the retail giant has jumped into the online movie download market - an area that has yet to attract customers, but is expected to break out strongly in the near…
Leading mobile network service providers in Europe are committed to offering a safe code to classify mobile phones for children next year. This helps parents protect chi…
Michael Rivkin and Alexander Libkind, the two co-authors, come up with a high-tech solution to one of the most pressing problems of modern humans: how to get as much foo…
Although WiMax will achieve a 50% growth rate over the next 5 years, this wireless broadband technology will account for less than 10% of the mobile infrastructure marke…
According to the French Center for Technology and Telecommunications, from the end of September 2006 to February 1, 2007, 5.5 million French people chose to exchange tel…
Europe's largest group of telecommunications companies are focusing on creating a mobile search engine that can compete with US giants such as Yahoo and Google.
Recently, US media conglomerate Viacom has asked Google's YouTube online video sharing service to remove more than 100,000 of their videos because of a disagreement on d…
China has just launched a test of the fourth generation (4G) mobile technology developed by the country, and the city selected to send gold is Shanghai.