Communications

North Korea Bars 3G for Foreign Visitors

March 28, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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North Korea was in the news a few weeks back for allowing foreign tourists to access 3G networks. The country is back in the news for reportedly cutting off mobile Internet service for short-term tourists. The report comes from North Korea Tech who spied a notice on Koryo Tours’ website. The company, which holds its [...]

Quality and Reliability Are Just Two Benefits of VoIP

February 13, 2013, By Fred Hoot

VoIP (Voice over IP) has a multitude of benefits for any size business and even personal use. VoIP takes your voice and turns it into a digital data stream. When the data gets decoded, a static-free rendition of your voice is delivered to the other side. When using a VoIP system, all signals which are [...]

LTE Networks Could be Jammed with Inexpensive Technique

November 16, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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From the wired to the wireless, we have been expanding at an exponential rate. And with each foray into the wireless world, we seek faster speeds and seamless web traffic. It’s smartphones that have quite effectively triggered out the need for faster and persistent connections. With demand growing, wireless carriers have been working hard to [...]

Broadband Speeds to Be 2000 Times Faster Through Optic Fiber

November 14, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Wouldn’t you love to play with broadband speeds that are 2,000 times faster than what you have now? If things work out fine, you might get to see that happen very soon. For, a group of scientists at the Bangor University in Wales have been reported as having developed a technology to achieve this effect. [...]

T-Mobile Giving Away Samsung Devices

November 9, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Here’s a chance to grab the Samsung device you have fancied for a long time. The Korean giant’s devices have hit high on sales recently, and T-Mobile has profited a lot from the company’s line-up. But the carrier’s on-contract pricing, when compared to the other US carriers, is a bit on the pricy end, thus [...]

T-Mobile LG Nexus 4 Won’t Carry Wi-Fi Calling

November 2, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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The LG Nexus 4 riding on T-Mobile will not be featuring Wi-Fi calling. It would be something out of the usual for T-Mobile, whose select array of Android smartphones carries the popular feature. The Wi-Fi calling capability allows users to make calls through their Wi-Fi connection instead of relying on the carrier’s towers and cellular [...]

ISIS Mobile Wallet Program to roll out by October 22nd

October 16, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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As a joint mobile payment project backed by AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, ISIS was previously set to roll out in selected markets by the end of September. But due to technical and still undisclosed reasons, the launch was pushed back. Now, according to a purported internal memo, it looks like ISIS will launch on a [...]

Huawei E3256 HSPA+42 Dongle Now Available at Three

October 3, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Three has announced a new dongle, the Huawei E3256 in the United Kingdom and it allows the use of super-fast HSPA+42 network. According to Bryn Jones, the CTO at Three, once you connect the Huawei E3256 dongle with the HSPA+42 network, it provides you with ultra-fast internet access for better streaming, browsing and downloading. For [...]

Apple iPhone 5 on Verizon and Sprint Won’t Juggle Calls and Data

September 14, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Months before the iPhone 5 was launched, we started speculating and gushing about it, and now even after two days since its release we are still talking about it. The discussions would go on for some more time as the gadget has touched a chord among the masses with its price and a compatibility issue. [...]

T-Mobile iPhone 5 to House Nano-SIM; Pricing Details Out

September 14, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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After the spectacular launch of the iPhone 5, it’s now time for the carriers to step into the show spotlight. To lead the trend, T-Mobile has all set its strategy in releasing the iPhone 5 with Nano SIMs and this is evident from a company document revealing the same. The pricing details have also come [...]

Multiple WP Devices and BlackBerry 10 Heading for Verizon

September 6, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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Verizon has not shown its Windows Phone friendly face so far, since the carrier was offering just a single piece of Windows Phone device on its network. However, things are going to change as the Big Red network has made it clear that they are going to roll out not just one, but multiple Windows [...]

FCC Plans to Test and Measure Quality of Mobile Broadband in the US

September 5, 2012, By Sanjeev Ramachandran
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is again calling for public support to help them in their attempts to make sure that the public gets quality broadband services. The move, which is based on the National Broadband Plan developed by the FCC, now plans to measure the quality and speed of the mobile broadband services in [...]

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