Cheapest International Calls

The internet connectivity at the moment is based on htt protocol which according to all people is too slow for the modern needs, so two of the biggest companies in the world are about to unite their powers and efforts in order to achieve higher speeds creating HTTP 2. This new protocol should be good enough to face the increasing traffic and needs of the customers and the companies. It should fasten the transfer of the information significantly. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s April and the 2011 issue of Ericsson branded Xperia smartphones will get the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, known simply as ICS. Read the rest of this entry »

The European Union is set to put anend to the shocking roaming mobile phone bills which sometimes were more costly then the whole trip. European Parliament and European Commission have both agree to set cap on roaming costs for citizens of the European Union using their cell phones in any of the countries members of the Union. Read the rest of this entry »

According to the Japanesse newspaper Nikkei, one of the biggest phone manufacturer in Japan – Panasonic plans to outsource its phone manufacturing facilities outside of the country. Currently, half of all Panasonic phone are produced in Japan. However, the company is going to outsource its production to factories in China and Malaysia in an attempt to establish the brand on foreign markets. Read the rest of this entry »

Electronic Paper

As far we go with the technologies as much we try to copy the real world. Recently a group of scientists announced that they had created special bleeding and self-reparing plastic. Something, they say, that is almost like human flesh. These days, another scientists said that had created special electronic paper and electronic ink. This is sort of a display that allows you to write on it and in the same time to be flexible. Read the rest of this entry »

After the numerous reports of inhumane treatment of workers and appalling working conditions in the Foxconn factories, the Fair Labor Association(FLA) conducted its own investigation and compiled a report of the most serious issues in the Foxconn production facilities. The investigation uncovered a large list of violations regarding overtime hours of work, lack of appropriate overtime compensations for the employees, health and safety risks and issues. Read the rest of this entry »

A news report shows that Britons are spending more and more time in the internet than ever before. On average Britons spend 15 hours a week online. The rise in the internet use is due to the fact that people are using new means to access the internet like smartphones and computer tablets. Another reason for the increase in internet use is the growing popularity of social networking sites. Read the rest of this entry »

speed boost for apps

A new Microsoft technology could speed up Internet. The IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) will be analysing HTTP Speed+Mobility. The IETF has been looking for an alternative of the HTTP 1.1. A possible candidate for replacement is Google’s SPDY, which is similar to HTTP, but would make the Internet 50% faster. Read the rest of this entry »

The Canadian technology company is looking in every possible way to restore its reputation which took few heavy blows in the last couple of years. The company aims to improve its future products and attract new potential customers by creating new technology which will allow every Blackberry phone user to enjoy better audio quality on his smartphone. Read the rest of this entry »

The technologies these days are used by different people. One use them to have fun, others for work and there are still people who do not have access to such technologies and therefore the information on the web. Read the rest of this entry »