16 February 2007

LG Unveiled the Internet Loving Smartphone KS10

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If you like the Nokia N80, I'm sure you'll also fancy the looks of the recently unveiled LG KS10 smartphone. It seems to be N80's step brother and this impression will probably follow every one of its future buyers.

However, this is not a thing you should mind because LG has learned its lesson and has come with enough features not to let anyone down. They added to the recipe a Symbian Series 60 operating system (a Nokia favorite as we all know, could this be a coincidence?), a 2, 4 inch QVGA display that is supposed to let the phone's user enjoy a totally new kind of Internet browsing experience with the aid of its advanced browser.

Using this piece of software, you will be able to record browsed web pages, sort and capture web images and according to what LG has said there is a lot more still to be found.

The KS10 also provides a tri-band GSM radio (900/1800/1900 MHz networks), this being a good hint that we're not going to see it on the US market,HSPDA for high data transfer rates of up to 1.8 MB/s, Bluetooth 1.2 connectivity, a built-in music player with support for MP3/AAC/AAC+/WMA audio files, a microSD memory expansion card slot, a 2 megapixel digital camera with auto-focus and a secondary VGA one for video calls.

This spec sheet makes it a good catch for every user with an Internet surfing mania because, if LG's promises are true and it really has “full Internet browsing capability”, you'll be a very happy mobile Internet surfer after buying it.

One thing is for sure: this device looks good enough to catch a lot of attention from the mobile users worldwide and, although its price tag is yet unknown, I bet there will be a lot of you ready to pay the money necessary to get it home.

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07 February 2007

VSNL Debuts Ethernet in India

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According to reports, Tata-owned Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd (VSNL) has said that it is introducing the Ethernet service in the Indian market today, just four months after launching the service globally.

Ethernet is touted as a large, diverse family of frame-based computer networking technologies for local area networks (LANs). It is a part of a suite of managed network services from VSNL, spread over a large geographical area. Ethernet is a technology that provides the option of connectivity between two networks.

On this occasion, Arvind Mathur, Vice President - Global Product Management, VSNL, said that their Ethernet services would deliver an extensive domestic footprint connecting 120 major Indian cities to key business hubs across North America, Europe, and Asia. And it would be offered through group concern Tata Indicom Enterprise Business Unit (TIEBU).

Mathur said that the company hoped to receive clients from pharmaceutical, media, financial services, and manufacturing sectors.

In another move, VSNL has also become the first domestic Indian Ethernet service provider to achieve Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) certification.

The Iometrix test laboratory certified VSNL's Ethernet Private Line (EPL) service to be compliant with the international MEF 9 specification of the MEF, the pre-eminent industry organization dedicated to facilitating adoption of Ethernet services.

Mathur added that the offering uses an Ethernet over SDH/NOET platform, and complements VSNL's international dedicated global Ethernet and Ethernet over MPLS offerings.

The EPL service benefits customers with the power of choice through a large selection of scalable bandwidths. From standard Fast-E, to Gig-E interfaces that can be upgraded on a need basis without service interruption, VSNL's EPL is a reliable and scalable service that allows enterprises the flexibility to grow and adapt according to business demands.

According to Kevin Vachon, Chief Operating Officer, Metro Ethernet Forum, when an Ethernet service receives MEF certification, customers are assured that the service will be compliant with technical specifications established by the MEF. It is an honor to present VSNL with this critical recognition, and welcome them as the first Carrier Ethernet provider to receive MEF 9 certification for services provided in India, and verified to span the globe.

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22 January 2007

Is Internet Explorer 8 In The Works??

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You may get to have a look at the future of the Internet Explorer browser sooner than you might think. Although Microsoft is currently lagging behind Mozilla that has introduced Firefox 3.0 Gran Paradiso since early December 2006, third party sources confirm that the next version of Internet Explorer is already cooking in the Redmond labs. Internet Explorer 8.0 will be introduced at MIX 07, at the Venitian Hotel in Las Vegas between April 30 and May 2. One of the sessions at MIX 07 is addressed to designers and developers and is entitled: “First Look at the Future of IE.”

At the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Microsoft has confirmed that the development of Internet Explorer 8.0 has already debuted. Coincidentally, at MIX 06, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates promised that releases of Internet Explorer will be separated by 9 to 12 months maximum. In this context, Internet Explorer 8.0 should be launched towards the final quarter of 2008.

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31 December 2006

Cable, Dial-Up Or Wireless: How To Choose?

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The first thing you must do is "get connected" to the internet. The two primary connection types we will deal with are Dial-up and Wireless. With dial-up the biggest advantage of an internet connection is its low cost. However, increased competition in the high-speed internet market has driven broadband prices down making high-speed pricing more comparable.

The disadvantage is that dial-up is the slowest internet connection available. Slow connections are limited in that you may not be able to access some content intended for faster connections.

Unlike broadband which is always connected and ready, dial-up connections usually take a few minutes to dial-up and establish a connection with your internet service provider before you are able to connect to the internet.

Dial-up requires that you tie up a phone line when connected to the internet. You can add an additional phone lone dedicated to internet access, but you'll most likely have to pay your phone provider for the second line.

With fixed wireless the advantage is that your wireless internet connections are capable of extremely high speed.

The disadvantage is that set-up costs may be expensive depending on the hardware required by your wireless Internet service provider.

Once you have your high speed Internet connection up and running, you'll probably want to add a wireless router. A wireless router will allow you to access your internet connection without the wires. A wireless router will open up a whole new world of amazing products.

You may want to protect your wireless network from unauthorized users through one of the wireless network security encryption methods. You need to be aware of the ability of other computers to access your cyber communication that is private and personal.

The choice you make depends on what is important to you. Be sure that you are not only protected but you get the capability of the service you want from your own personal needs.


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Can You Live Without The Internet?

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Researching Internet For these 10 last years, Internet has become part of our everyday life. What was in the beginning a tool rather used by the institutions of search for came a medium without precedent for the regular commercial and social practice. With a number of Web pages exceeding 12 billion now, it is thus extremely difficult to find information without using the search engines.

The search engines appeared almost immediately after the birth of the WWW. The first pilot search engine, called archie, was created at the University of Montreal in 1990 and was used for research of the files located in spaces ftp. The first true search engine was created for crawler and to index the textual files on the Web, the Wanderer World Wide Web or Wandex (the Vagrant of the Web), and was launched in 1993.

It functioned on the same principles as the current search engines. But it was only at the end of the Nineties that the search engines became the major tool of research of the Web. Before that, WHOIS databases like Yahoo! or BestOfTheWeb were used to find Web pages. And that did not take a long time so that the Net surfers recognize the utility of research on Internet, once the algorithms of indexing had reached a development such as the search engines were able to provide relevant results quickly.

Relevance of the results All is question of relevance of results. Their beginnings, the search engines were extremely vulnerable to the abuse. With the origin, the search engines indexed the titles of the files then the metas-tags. And that did not take a long time so that these titles and metas-tags are victims of stuffing of very popular key words, without any connection with the contents of the page. When a Net surfer requested from the search engine a key word, this last had results to him which did not satisfy it any more.

For this reason the WHOIS databases whose Web pages were classified by human beings were much more useful than the search engines of this time. The problem of the relevance became increasingly important with the increasing commercial use of the Web. The benefit of the commercial Web sites depend on their exposure and if there is something which can help to improve their visibility in the results of research, this method must be employed. And the first attempts to influence the results of research by popular but nonsuitable key words appeared to generate traffic.

With the evolution of data-processing technologies the search engines became able to index the whole contents of a page. But it was always possible to deceive the results of research by using the stuffing of key words, the invisible optimized texts or any other technique of sp@m. But to base itself only on the contents of page did not make it possible to ensure the relevance of the results of research, and of more sophisticated algorithms appeared.

The SEO: optimization for the search engines But even the sophisticated algorithms of the modern search engines are not perfect and cannot guarantee a relevance at 100%. There are always loopholes which can be exploited to operate the results of research. The handling of the results of research is not necessarily a contrary action with ethics. Let us not take example the three larger Internet of voyage. They provide a whole a service of reservation of a similar quality and are also relevant for key words like “holidays” or “plane tickets”.

Nevertheless, they differently line up all in the results of research, and it is normal that a site less better positioned tries to improve its positioning by employing techniques of optimization SEO. Optimization for the search engines, or SEO, is what defines the factors influencing the positioning of a page in the results of research, and makes it possible to adjust these factors to obtain a better result.

To optimize the relevance of a page, you must adjust the density of the key words, add key words in the titles, use the heavy type… That must seem however normal: the stuffing of key words can have negative effects. To improve popularity of a page you must obtain bonds entering (backlinks) with key words targeted the anchor text, and to be sure that these bonds are on pages in connection with the topic of yours, and not since farms of bonds (sites FFA).

The SEO is an extremely dynamic field. Once a fault in the algorithms becomes notorious and intensively used, the search engines change their algorithms to neutralize his effect. Each update of algorithm can fatally affect the positions and the traffic of the sites employing of the strategies nonin conformity of optimization. Such strategies are based on the recently discovered faults, which make it possible to better position a page and very quickly.

But their effect lasts only until the following update of the algorithm. Another approach, much longer to implement, is the creation of Internet sites with a great quality of contents, according to the alleged directives of quality of Google. This approach underlines the value of a Web site for the Net surfers and makes it possible to dissuade employment from techniques to handle the results of research.

In short, “the good” sites would position better. But that takes years and tons of efforts to make a site popular in this way. Certain sites are, by their nature, difficult to position this way. For example few grocers can have the means of transforming their Web sites into true gates of grocers. But the use alone of the SEO cannot guarantee a durable effect.

And not to use the SEO of the whole requires too many efforts for positioning a site well. The most intelligent manner to make a site popular remains the diffusion of useful contents for the visitors, to obtain backlinks of quality and especially not to forget to grant the contents of your page with the suitable key words.


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