Kevin Harrington

Tag: mobile phones

  • Will 5G replace wifi as we know it?

    It’s a few years off, but researchers have already managed to achieve 5G download speeds of 1Tbps. Would this type of performance ultimately supersede wifi as we know it? If I were a BT shareholder I would be wanting the business to move back into mobile phones and networks as fast as possible. Researchers at the…

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  • We’re all hyper-connected, now what?

    Tim Weber has written a good, thought provoking article about digital connectivity. For starters, forget about PCs. For every desktop computer, there are 10 mobile devices. Around the world, mobile phones outnumber toothbrushes two-to-one. via BBC News – Davos 2011: We’re all hyper-connected, now what?. My question is how will we ensure that we can…

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  • Not ripping off the consumer

    Those of you that know me may be aware that I’m not a TalkTalk fan. In fact far from it. But that doesn’t stop me highlighting when they do something bold and interesting. TalkTalk is using ex-pickpockets to put money in the pockets of people. Have a look at the video: Now this is bold…or…

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  • Mobile phones are the new garden fence, the new village green

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    This is a very interesting report http://www.yougov.com/archives/pdf/CPW060101004_1.pdf Titled “The Mobile Life Report 2006 – How mobile phones change the way we live” this document is packed with quantative and qualitative data about mobile phones. Think I’m a ‘smart connected’. What are you?

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    Nokia E51 mobile phone, 2006