Street Broadband

Broadband in the UK school system allows students faster and stable access to learning material and also allows the teacher to use this technology to deliver learning content easily. The efficiency of staff communication and also staff with student communication has radically improved as new technologies improve daily administration in the UK schooling system. Sharing [...]

Mobile broadband access has been concentrated amongst transient populations like students, home users and foreign nationals. All such people have sought the much flexible mobile broadband services and forgone fixed-line services and annual internet packages. USB modem access is rapidly becoming a top service with median user ages going up in the thirties. Today’s wireless [...]

In the age of the Internet and computer networks even the little ones are entitled to their share in advanced technology. Just make sure that the latter will be baby-sized and safe.  VTech has recently released the new product – Baby’s laptop. The laptop itself looks very nice, and at only £14.99 it is really [...]

Mary Meeker, an analyst working for Morgan Stanley, aka “Queen of the Net” (1998) according to Barron’s magazine, presented the last report about development of the Net, containing among other things, projections for the future.  According to this document, the overall Internet market will be affected by two powerful trends in the near future — [...]

Nikon Corporation has just released Nikon Coolpix S1000pj – the world’s first camera with a build-in projector. The idea to implement a mini-projector into the camera is brilliant. How many times have you been showing pictures to your friends or family.. whether by trying to download it on the PC first or by gathering your [...]

TV industry pundits reckon that Britain should be able to get 3D TV within two years, according to a new report. Claudio Aspesi, Sanford Bernstein analyst said, television manufacturers had picked 3D as the next product cycle. “The beginnings of broad 3D TV adoption in Europe could take place as early as 2011,” he added. [...]