Indian telecommunication sector has been growing ever since the telegraphic system. It has witnessed gigantic growth and diversified from the fixed lines to mobile phones and further on to GSM and CDMA, moving/advancing from 1G to 2G.And now, it’s time to take a step further ahead. It’s time to capture the much awaited 3G technology.

The internet has been serving us unerringly for the last 15 years or so, but there has been a parallel phenomenon all set to shape and rule in the years to come. Yes, you guessed it right! We are talking about mobile phones here.

A budding woman entrepreneur has to give a speech to the students of National University of Singapore. Her husband who has been her motivation and support was struck in a traffic jam. She wanted her husband to watch her speak live. She just made a video call to her husband. Thanks to mobile broadband.

Spectrum means a range of radio frequencies. The bandwidth of a radio signal is the difference between the upper and the lower frequencies of the signal. Third generation or 3G is a term, which is used to refer to the next generation of mobile communication, soon to be launched in India.

Apple’s launch of the iphone, last year in the US, had started making people all over the world drool over it. Indian eyes twinkled at the sight of the 11.6 millimeter device on the internet. That’s freaking slim for a device that embodies the coolest features like the multi – touch support, accelerometer, proximity sensor, OSX (pronounced ou es ten) on a mobile...

God, technology sure makes a lot of things obsolete fast. OK, maybe not “obsolete”, but stuff certainly feels “old” much faster. Is that good? Well, depends upon how the rub of the green plays for you. It is possible that if you were delayed in purchasing something you desired, you end up getting a chance to buy something “newer” after a few days which is...

The most technically advanced Smartphone till now, the Nokia’s N95 is worth its price. It is complete with GPS satellite navigation, a 5 mega pixel camera with auto focus, 3G video calling, and every other feature you can think of! On the flipside, it is large and, like most Smartphones, it does not have 100% robust firmware. But if you have used another N-series phone...