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Archive for March, 2011

The mobile market has witnessed rapid technological advancements in the past couple of years. With the advent of each year, mobile phones are donning new mantles. The latest talk of the town is a 3G mobile phone. Though this technology is limited to few countries, the phenomenon is catching up the fever to be adapted and integrated globally. 3G, short form of third generation mobile telephone technology, is based on GSM standard. Unlike its predecessors, it uses a different frequency band to deliver data, in an much improved and faster rate. In a 3G mobile phone, the contents can be send through calls, messaging and internet based content. Which means, the users have superior voice quality, enhanced roaming capabilities and broadband data transmission rates of 2mbps (megabits per second). Video calling is often termed as the “ killer application” of a 3G mobile phone. But this amounts to a small part, as music downloads have taken the precedence. Application in a 3G mobile phones includes video phone calls, video message bank, internet and email, interactive gaming, and media streaming like news, weather and dedicated ... [more..]

If you have been searching the internet for a reverse mobile directory, you are well aware that their are tons to choose from. Some sites allow you to search unlimited amounts of times while others only give out one report. Some will be updated on a regular basis while others will not. If you need some more information about this new technology, you have come to the right place. Here we would like to talk about the benefits of a reverse directory. The biggest benefit of a reverse directory is that it allows you to search via cell phone number, land line number, and unlisted numbers, all in one simple login screen. You can access information on just about anyone in the United States or Canada and your results are just about instant. Unlike a phone book, that takes forever to find information, a new reverse mobile directory takes the searching to a whole new level. Just by typing in a number, you will gain instant access to information that no Phone Book or Yellow Page will ever access. Here is just a few things that ... [more..]

WHILE Intel is popularly known for its Core i3, i5 and i7 line of microprocessors, the company has also been actively working on a number of technologies in the mobile computing arena. In a recent event, the company provided updates on Intel Wireless Display as well as the Intel Atom processor and the company's plans to eventually integrate the features into high-end smartphones. PC to HDTV wirelessly One of the interesting products currently shipping is based on Intel's Wireless Display, which allows a user with a laptop to stream video and audio to a HDTV without cables. Wireless Display technology works over WiFi and on the HDTV end, requires a set-top box to be plugged in via the HDMI interface. According to David McCloskey, director of platform marketing and business operations for Intel Asia Pacific, while the slight lag in Wireless Display rules out PC gaming, the technology is ideal for displaying photos and even watching movies. The technology is part of the 2010 Intel Core processor family, which includes certain models of the Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors, along with a compatible wireless-N chipset. The set-top box ... [more..]