Tag Archives: Telecommunications

18Jan/21

Introducing The XOR TITANIUM Handset

January 18, 2021MobileHandset, Mobile phone, New media, Radio technology, Technology, Telecommunications, Telephony, United Kingdom, Videotelephony, XORsmbale

Today marks the reveal of English communications company, XOR’s first premium feature handset collection, XOR TITANIUM. XOR has developed a mobile phone that is as dependable as it is elegant. The handset uses hardware encryption to protect your calls and messages, an air quality sensor to alert you to potential harm and a battery life measured in days not hours. Made in England, the handset effortlessly combines life-enhancing and reliable security technology with a sophisticated and robust design. Continue reading →

22Dec/20

2021 Will Be the Year Ultra-Wideband Will Emerge as a Key Wireless Connectivity Technology for Indoor Positioning

December 22, 2020InternetABI Research, Andrew Zignani, Castaneda, Computing, Data transmission, Deborah, Deborah Petrara, HomePod Mini, Information and communications technology, Miguel Castaneda, oneweb, Radio technology, Samsung, SpaceX, Stuart Carlaw, Telecommunications, Ultra-wideband, UWB, Wirelesssmbale

ABI Research’s 2021 Trend Report identifies the 1 key Location Technology market trend that will deliver in 2021 – and the 1 that will not

OYSTER BAY, N.Y., Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — The foundation has been laid for Ultra-Wideband (UWB) to become a mainstream wireless connectivity technology across many consumer and IoT applications, enabling accurate indoor location and positioning with context aware information and precise analytics in real time. The year 2021 will be a critical juncture in UWB’s rollout and increased adoption. Global tech market advisory firm, ABI Research forecasts there will be 300 million UWB device shipments in 2021. Continue reading →

07Dec/20

British homes – which each have 28 connected devices – are getting more high-tech this Christmas, as 83% of UK consumers plan to gift a digital device according to BT Full Fibre

December 7, 2020Internet4K resolution, Broadband, BT Group, Computing, Deutsche Telekom, Digital imaging, EE Limited, Information and communications technology, Internet access, London, Sharon Meadows, smartphone, Telecommunications, Ultra-high-definition television, United Kingdomsmbale

LONDON, Dec. 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — The typical British family has 28 devices connected to the internet – and their online activity has peaked during the pandemic, new research from BT Full Fibre reveals.

BT Full Fibre available across the UK, with prices starting at £39.99
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28Sep/20

Huawei, Sunline Jointly Launch Contactless Digital Loan One Box Solution

September 28, 2020FinanceHuawei, Telecommunicationssmbale

At HUAWEI CONNECT 2020, Sunline and Huawei jointly released the Digital Loan One Box Solution — a global contactless solution for financial services. This solution will be rolled out across countries and regions, such as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa, where financial inclusiveness is urgently necessary. Read more

21Sep/20

OPPO set to launch its all-new groundbreaking Reno4 series in the Middle East this month

September 21, 2020Mobile5G, BBK Electronics, Headphones, Oppo, Telecommunications, Wirelesssmbale

Global technology brand, OPPO, is set to launch the all-new Reno4 Series, together with its latest OPPO Enco wireless headphones in the Middle East later this month. Living up to its mission of elevating life through technological artistry, OPPO’s new range of products promises to not only deliver exquisite design and innovation but also to enable a connected lifestyle through the power of 5G for more and more users. https://mpelembe.net/technology/tech-latest/?rkey=20200917LN27264&filter=19576

21Jun/20

Europe’s Urgent Need for Improved Business Continuity Creates an Unprecedented Opportunity for the UCaaS Market

June 21, 2020InnovationAs a service, Business/Finance, Company: Frost, frost & sullivan, Information and communications technology, Internet, Internet Protocol, IP telephony, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, Teleconferencing, Telephony, Unified communications, Unified communications as a service, Videotelephony, Voice over IPsmbale

Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Growth Opportunities in the European Hosted IP Telephony and UCaaS Market, Forecast to 2026, finds that the European hosted Internet Protocol (IP) telephony and Unified Communications-as-a-Service (UCaaS) market will experience slower-than-anticipated growth in terms of both users and revenue in 2020 and 2021 due to churn in the installed base and reduced new user acquisitions. It will bounce back in 2022 and maintain a steady trajectory until 2026. The market is estimated to double in terms of provider revenue from 2019 to 2026, with installed users reaching 76.3 million by the end of the forecast period. Read more

06Jan/20

Latest Independent Study Reconfirms Superior Accuracy of AccuWeather Forecasts

January 6, 2020EnvironmentArticles, Broadcasting, Business/Finance, Company: JD Power, Entertainment/Culture, Forecasting, JD Power, National Weather Service, Sky, Statistical forecasting, Telecommunications, The Weather Channel, Weather, Weather forecastingsmbale

Independent analysis of 25 million weather forecasts by the ‘JD Power of weather prediction’ over an 18-month period shows forecasts are the most accurate among top weather providers in all categories tested. Read More

29Jan/18

Fitness trackers reportedly revealing U.S. soldiers’ information

January 29, 2018SecurityActivity tracker, Afghanistan, Business, Civil aviation, Djibouti, Economy, EmployBridge, Employment agencies, FORM Athletica, Hospitality/Recreation, Mobile app, Mobile phone tracking, Mobile software, Nathan Ruser, NEXT MEDIA, Strava, Syria, Technology, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, Tracking, United States, War/Conflict, Wirelesssmbale

Information about location and staffing of U.S. military bases around the world has been revealed by a fitness tracking company. Continue reading →

14Dec/17

Federal Communications Commission set to reverse net neutrality rules

December 14, 2017InternetAjit Pai, Alphabet Inc., AT&T Inc, Barack Obama, Comcast Corp, Communication, Ed Markey, FACEBOOK INC., Federal Communications Commission, Federal government of the United States, Google, Government, Hollywood, Internet access, Internet service provider, Mark Hamill, Mass media, Michael Powell, Mitch McConnell, Net neutrality, Net neutrality by country, Net neutrality in the United States, New York, Politics, Telecommunications, Tom Wheeler, U . S . Federal, United States, Verizon Communications Inc, Washingtonsmbale

NEW YORK, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (FILE) (REUTERS) – The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is expected on Thursday (December 14) to rescind net neutrality rules championed by Democratic former President Barack Obama that barred the blocking or slowing of internet traffic. Continue reading →

10Nov/17

Unexpected things that can slow down your WiFi

November 10, 2017InternetComputer networking, Computing, Data transmission, Fon, Huffington Post, Mass media, Networking hardware, NEXT MEDIA, Radio, Radio receiver, Router, Routing, Server appliance, Technology, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, United Kingdom, Wi-Fi, Wireless networkingsmbale

A UK survey of 2,000 people has found that more than half are positioning routers near objects that can weaken wifi signals.
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