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Techlivez - worth mentioning?
2007-05-05 12:16:00
I recently spotted a blog called Techlivez.com (their slogan is Irresistible Technology). It says they`re trying to cover the latest technology news and future technology updates.But isn`t it just another gadget blog? Isn`t there already enough gadget and technology blogs?Well, my answer would be:Yes, there are thousands of writers who all think THEY are the next TechCrunch (my blog included:D) - many of them are pointless, but even if I happen to navigate to a random gadget-blog and find at least one useful article or tip, then it means that this blog has potential.But when I find more than one topic.. - it gives me a signal that I might subscribe to that blog (but still not at the moment, I need to convince myself that it`s worth reading, sry Shashank:P)So here`s what i found interesting for me from Techlivez: Innovative Minimo 0.2 Mobile web browser by MozillaSay Goodbye to passwords, new security technology by VidoopBattery which is transparent and Flexible So as you se...
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Just a little bit about 3G
2007-05-05 09:02:00
The following is a snap from my presentation made for English classes (which isn`t my native language). SO the topic or the heading is simple: 3G networksIt just covers the basics, so for deeper explanations check Wiki or Sergey Gershtein`s opinion (translated from Russian using Google translation) - also see Sergey`s blog for other topics. Firstly lets make it clear what are these G-s about:1G - analog telephony system (NMT - developed in 80-s in Scandinavia)2G – stands for GSM, most common at the moment3G – besides voice it enables video-to-video calls, video on demand, music and internet services To start with, 3G is quite different from 2G, the main difference is that 2G is circuit switched while 3G is both packet-switched and circuit switced. What does it means? - Well, on a case of circuit switching the connection is established and kept through one certain route (through nodes – antennas). On a case of packet-switching there are packets of data used -...
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