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Apple's iPhone 3G ad banned for misleading viewers about internet speeds

LONDON - An Apple TV ad promoting the "really fast" internet speeds of its iPhone 3G has been banned by the watchdog for misleading viewers about the gadget's actual internet and downloading speeds.

Agilent Technologies Speeds Development of Mobile Devices for China Market

Agilent Technologies Speeds Development of Mobile Devices for China Market Hardware and Software Combine to Deliver World's First 2x2 MIMO TDD-LTE BER Solution

Cellular speeds could hit 42Mbits by 2011

Cellular links offering download speeds of 42Mbits/sec, and 11Mbit/sec upload, could be available as soon as 2011, according to chipmaker Qualcomm.

O2 to double Mbps speeds

O2 is to double its HSDPA 3G-enabled mobile broadband speeds in selected areas of London in December.

Boost DSLR photo-taking speeds

If you own a DSLR digital camera, SanDisk has a new Extreme III Edition SDHC card in 4, 8, and 16GB sizes ($64.99, $109.99, and $179.99, respectively) that can record 39 shots in the camera’s continuous mode at 4.5fps. SanDisk says the card supports 30MBps speeds and gives users a 50% boost in speed from previous 20MBps cards. Further, the card works in temperatures ranging from -13 degrees Fahrenheit to 185 degrees F. Nikon’s D40 is the first DSLR to support the card.

"Boost DSLR photo-taking speeds"

If you own a DSLR digital camera, SanDisk has a new Extreme III Edition SDHC card in 4, 8, and 16GB sizes ($64.99, $109.99, and $179.99, respectively) that can record 39 shots in the camera’s continuous mode at 4.5fps. SanDisk says the card supports 30MBps speeds and gives users a 50% boost in speed from previous 20MBps cards. Further, the card works in temperatures ranging from -13 degrees Fahrenheit to 185 degrees F. Nikon’s D40 is the first DSLR to support the card.

Seagate boosts encrypted drive capacities, speeds

Almost two years after announcing Momentus 5400 FDE.2 hard drives with full-disk encryption capabilities, Seagate has introduced two new higher-capacity models. The company has already begun shipping a Momentus 5400 FDE.3 mechanical hard drive with a 320GB capacity, and it says a 500GB variant will follow in the December-January time frame. Both drives have the same 5,400-RPM spindle speeds and 8MB cache sizes as their predecessors.

New lawsuit targets Apple's iPhone 3G speeds

Apple is facing another iPhone lawsuit, which claims the smartphone maker misrepresented the 3G speeds of the handset.

Qatar's mobile broadband speeds to double with major infrastructure upgrade

QATAR. Qatar Telecom (Qtel) the leading telecommunications company, took another important stride towards delivering the highest standard of communications infrastructure today, with the completion of an agreement to implement a full network modernization project that will double mobile broadband speeds in Qatar.

Ericsson Predicts Mobile Phones With Full HD and 1 GHz Transmission Speeds By 2012

Ericsson Predicts Mobile Phones With Full HD and 1 GHz Transmission Speeds By 2012. Image: Nikkei Electonics

Nokia Siemens Networks First to Double EDGE Data Speeds

Europe : Nokia Siemens Networks has made the world's first Downlink Dual Carrier EDGE end-to-end call with mobile devices, bringing the promise of doubling today’s EDGE network data speeds to a level that will provide support a host of applications such as posting video clips to blogs or streaming news on mobile TV.

Nokia Siemens Networks, Qtel sign $61m agreement to double Qtel's mobile broadband speeds

Qatar Telecom QSC (Qtel), the leading telecommunications company, took another important stride towards delivering the highest standard of communications infrastructure today, with the completion of an agreement to implement a full network modernization project that will double mobile broadband speeds in Qatar.

Cable Modem Inventor Sees 1Gbps Future

Rouzbeh Yassini, inventor of the cable modem, speaks with Multichannel News about the future of cable bandwidth. The first cable modems ran at speeds of 100 Kbps or less, and the latest DOCSIS 3.0 modems are capable of speeds of 160Mbps downstream and 120Mbps up -- but Yassini is already anticipating 1Gbps connectivity. Outside of running a CAD/CAM office out of your home, he struggles to come up with interesting consumer uses for that kind of bandwidth. On Internet TV challenging cable TV: "Remember, cable operators are very smart -- content is king -- if it comes through the Internet, you’re going to pay. Which pipe you use doesn’t matter."

Qtel upgrades mobile broadband

Qatar Telecom (Qtel) has upgraded its national HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) mobile network for the benefit of its mobile broadband customers. The network has been enhanced to deliver HSDPA 7.2 Mbps peak downlink speeds. Customers will benefit from double the previous network speeds and download capacity at no additional cost.

Qtel enhances Mobile Broadband

DOHA: Qatar Telecom (Qtel) recently upgraded its national HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) mobile network for the benefit of its Mobile Broadband customers. The network has been enhanced to deliver HSDPA 7.2 Mbps (megabits per second) peak downlink speeds. Customers will benefit from double the previous network speeds and download capacity at no additional cost.

New Generator Boosts Wind Turbine Efficiency 50%

MagnetDroid writes "A startup company based in Vancouver has developed a new kind of generator that could harvest much more energy from the wind. The design could not only lower the cost of wind turbines but increase their power output by 50 percent to as much as 100 percent, in some locations. Normally, when wind speeds drop, a turbine's engine becomes less efficient. The new engine, from ExRo Technologies, runs efficiently over a wider range of conditions. The design replaces a mechanical transmission with what amounts to an electronic one. Magnets attached to a rotating shaft create a current, but individual coils can be turned on and off electronically at different wind speeds." The company will begin field-testing a small, 5KW wind turbine by early next year.

Commerzbank speeds up takeover of Dresdner Bank

FRANKFURT (Agencies): Germany's second biggest bank, Commerzbank, says it will take control of Dresdner Bank sooner than planned and for less than expected so as to integrate it more quickly against a backdrop of volatile financial markets. The acquisition of Dresdner from insurance giant Allianz will be made at a sharply lower price, and finalised in January, rather than in the second half of the year, Commerzbank said in a statement late Thursday. "Commerzbank will achieve 100 percent of Dresdner Bank a lot earlier than originally assumed," it said. Commerzbank already owns 60 percent of Dresdner and it will pay some three billion euros (3.9 billion dollars) in cash plus Commerzbank shares and the online brokerage comdirect for the remainder.

Commerzbank speeds up takeover of Dresdner Bank

AFP/DDP/File – Commerzbank headquarters in Frankfurt. Germany's second biggest bank, Commerzbank, says it will take …

Commerzbank speeds up Dresdner takeover

Germany's second biggest bank, Commerzbank, said on Friday it will take over No.3 Dresdner Bank sooner than expected and for nearly half the original price, calming investors who feared the deal might fall through.

Commerzbank speeds up Dresdner takeover

Germany's second biggest bank, Commerzbank, said on Friday it will take over No.3 Dresdner Bank sooner than expected and for nearly half the original price, calming investors who feared the deal might fall through.

Microsoft speeds up throughput in Robotics platform

Advanced Corda CenterView™ Data Visualization for the BusinessObjects™ Intelligence Platform Corda Technologies presents a white paper on pervasive BI. The BusinessObjects business in...

Work speeds up on space station

HOUSTON-- Astronauts hooked up a water recycling system and installed two new bedrooms aboard the International Space Station yesterday while crewmates prepared for a second spacewalk to fix the outpost's power system. The work is part of a final effort to complete the $100-billion orbital complex, a project involving 16 nations, by 2010 when the space shuttles are to be retired.

Endeavour speeds toward space station

The US space shuttle Endeavour's crew (L-R) Shane Kimbrough, Donald Petit, Sandra Magnus, Pilot Eric Boe, Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper, Steve Bowen and Commander Chris Ferguson leave the crew's quarters to board the astro van November 14, 2008 for the ride to launch pad 39-A at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. (AFP)

Endeavour speeds toward space station

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida – The space shuttle Endeavour sped Saturday to its rendezvous with the International Space Station, carrying seven American astronauts on a "home improvement" mission that will expand the station's living quarters.


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