Robots fill empty baseball team Hanwha Eagles’ stadium seats in Korea. Robots also keep China factory Shenzhen Rapoo Technology Co.’s floors clean. Connected vehicles can actually become driverless. The Internet of Things is amazing, but we cannot be satisfied with the innovation it enables. Trust in the level of security and …
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Samsung Africa Solar Powered Internet School a Sample of GSMA Innovation
Shared by Muneeb Iqbal and Suzanne Bowen via Samsung Africa! At conferences such as Innovation Africa Summit, ITEXPO and GSMA World Mobile Congress, wireless and mobile technology evangelists, developers, entrepreneurs, journalists and changemakers converge every year to make dreams come true. Samsung Electronics Africa is one part of a pilot program taking …
Read More »Facebook is not going to delete posts with 10 dislikes
Mark Zuckerberg, on September 15, 2015, announced that Facebook is working to introduce a “Dislike Button”, because of scores of requests from users to do so. Within just a few days, the rumor mill spread a twist of that announcement, that any post that had 10 dislikes would be deleted by Facebook. …
Read More »Fun Looksery Purchase by Snapchat a Ukraine Win
Snapchat’s Lenses app enables users to practically guarantee laughter in social networks. Selfies by people, dogs, cats, robots and other creatures can be edited with Snapchat’s most recent purchase Lenses to make eyes look bigger, faces leaner, fill the image with graphic symbols such as emoticons, and convert the look to …
Read More »USB Flash Drive, Most Taken for Granted Gadget in the World
Sell the desktop and leave the laptop at the office. A USB flash drive and maybe your smart phone is about all the world needs while mobile. The USB drive can be dangerous enough to make you want to say, “No,” to upgrade your new Jeep’s software with one. You have …
Read More »First Smart Phone IBM Simon with Real Leather Cover for the Star Wars Geek in You
Who rolled out the first smart phone? Though it was not called a smart phone, IBM’s 1994 Simon would be called exactly that in 2015. The clunky looking black gadget would go perfectly with a hipster’s plaid shirt and Chuck Taylors. The first phones introduced by IBM, Apple, Samsung, Nokia, and …
Read More »Apple Empowers Clients via Wireless Wars
By Muneeb Iqbal Apple swiped in faster than a debit card on a terminal before Burlington’s closing time. It totally scored a broadside recently against wireless phone organisations. It will actually fund iPhone sales specifically to clients without strong-arming them to be fixed to any specific carrier. The relationships have changed between Apple, which …
Read More »Setting up your Apple watch
Well lucky ones are those who got the Apple watch on the launch day very few people get that chance. I assume that you must have spent a handsome amount on Apple watch and you are just wandering about the apps and how the settings goes on here are the …
Read More »Zinwave doubles operational capacity in California, Customers demand it
Larger refurbished premises will feature a product demonstration suite for executive presentation purposes By Muneeb Iqbal Zinwave, global providers of a unified connectivity solution for in-building wireless and IP coverage in high density buildings, is doubling its operational facilities in San Jose as part of an area expansion programme to …
Read More »ARRGH! TEXT US PLEASE – GSMA Mobile World Congress Example Lleida
Written by Muneeb Iqbal and Suzanne Bowen We wait for an important letter to arrive, our ears betray us, and we think we are actually hearing the postman slip letters into our postbox. And we do not realize the postman has not arrived until we go to our postbox, how many …
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