Wang Xiujun, chief engineer of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). Said that the government will step up policy support for mobile Internet because it “promotes industrial integration and leads to revolutionary changes in development and technology.” Wang said the country will speed up comprehensive upgrades for its information networks and boost the [...]

This video describes brief history of the Internet. Completed as Assignment of Data Comm. and Computer Networks Course taught in Spring 2011 semester at School of Electrical Engineering and Compute Science, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan. Found in etymological dictionary that the word entered use in 1985. “1985, “the linked computer networks [...]

Kuala Lumpur – The biggest entrepreneur showcase, created by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs will kick-off this September. MAD Incubator Sdn Bhd, the  organiser of the event, said that the BizStart Showcase 2011 will be the biggest entrepreneur showcase in Malaysia, if not, the region. Boasting a tremendous line-up of more than 100 exhibitors, at least 20 speakers speaking on various [...]

Interactive, on-demand TV services and content available on different devices Complete Ericsson solution includes encoding, encrypting, publishing and delivering content and application Ericsson’s first managed services deal with a media company in Asia Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) recently announced that it has been selected by Singapore’s MediaCorp to enable and manage MediaCorp’s new over-the-top service via [...]

By Grant Kirkwood, CTO of Mzima Networks   The Internet is a tool that is enabling ubiquitous communications. From our computers to our handheld devices, televisions, video surveillance, financial institutions, hospitals, homes and beyond, applications are continually developed that require end users the ability to access higher bandwidth speeds. But speed isn’t the only factor [...]

[viddler id-87857867 h-333 w-437] John usually talks to audiences who are very unhappy because they don’t own the network nor have control over QoS, but WISPs and other ISPs attending ISPCON are in control and do own the network. The voice they sell can be as good or bad as they are willing to enable [...]