Monday, April 14, 2014

Reliance JIO 4G review

Reliance JIO Infocomm (RJIL) is all set to launch its much awaited 4G data services soon.  Voice Over 4G and many value added services like Live TV (Jio Play), Video on Demand (Jio World), Cloud base Sync and Storage (JIO Drive), Video calls over 4G and Live video Surveillance, Health Support Apps on its high speed broadband network in Mumbai.




The speed of 4G Broadband over TD-LTE network of Reliance Jio the downloading speed clocks to 16 Mbps normally but some time it reaches to 48 Mbps and the average upload speeds is 9.0 Mbps.

Reliance Jio is coming with lot of multimedia products and Value Added Services over its 4G network. LIVE TV and Video on Demand Services (powered by Network 18) which will be branded as Jio PLAY is one among many other services.




The company is also working on WiFi – MiFi devices so any customer can experience benefit of high speed wireless connectivity for WiFi enabled handheld devices (2G or 3G smart phones and tablets) over a blend of LTE Wifi networks.

Type of Handsets:
Apple Devices (iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C and iPad) and Samsung Tablets are there supports Indian TD-LTE and band 40 (2300Mhz). 


Source : telecomtalk

Airtel 4G LTE Tariff Plan

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Thursday, April 10, 2014

BlackBerry may stop making smartphones

BlackBerry Ltd. (BBRY:US)’s John Chen is giving himself two years to overhaul the smartphone maker and offset declining handset demand with sales of software that connects computers with all manner of machines, from cars to heart monitors.

Chen, who took over as chief executive officer (BBRY:US) in November, is stepping up BlackBerry’s reliance on business customers instead of the smartphones that made the company famous. In the worst-case scenario in which he misses his goal of generating cash flow by this fiscal year, Chen said he’ll have six to eight quarters to replace declining hardware sales (BBRY:US) with higher-margin software revenue.

“I don’t have a plan to get rid of handsets, I have a plan to not be dependent on handsets,” Chen said yesterday in an interview at Bloomberg’s headquarters in New York. “All I need to do is replace the handset revenue, and this company will be very different.”


Source

Facebook soon ... less publicity but larger banners

The web version of Facebook will display shortly less advertisements in the right column. Good news? Yes and no: those that will be larger, for attracting the eye.

Facebook multiplies the ads, but not necessarily for the best: after stating that the Messenger application will soon be mandatory on mobile, the social network has formalized an overhaul of its advertising strategy. Program: less than banner ads on the web version, but those that remain will be larger.

A new advertising format was inaugurated for the occasion. Larger and more visual, it is intended to make better use of its content and attract the attention of the Internet more effectively. In fact, it should be less reluctant to click on, to the delight of advertisers. "In our first tests, we found an increased commitment - up to 3 times higher than before - people vis-à-vis the new design," says Facebook .

Another advantage to advertisers: This format is the same as that used in the current flow, which prevents repeated layouts. The benefit should be important to them, but also for Facebook, which is expected to attract newcomers. For members of the platform, if less ads will appear, the situation should be balanced with the presence of the most impressive spaces pub.