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Thursday 12 May 2016
Friday 6 May 2016
Check Out This Smartwatch That can Turn Your Skin Into A Touch Screen
Amazing tech innovations keeps on surfacing every now and then. Would You Rock This New Tech That Turns Your Skin To Touch Interface? Yes you heard me
right.
According to the research team from Future Interfaces Group they revealed another way to make smart watches more smarter beyond your imagination. They
call it soundtrack and this turns your skin into a touch screen.
Here is How It Works
The user need to wear a signal emitting ring (chip) and connect a sensing band to the Smartwatch. These two items work hand in hand to ensure that whenever you
touch your skin, the smart watch touch interface will also be triggered even when you are putting on your clothes. is this not Amazing?
Watch The Video Below
right.
According to the research team from Future Interfaces Group they revealed another way to make smart watches more smarter beyond your imagination. They
call it soundtrack and this turns your skin into a touch screen.
Here is How It Works
The user need to wear a signal emitting ring (chip) and connect a sensing band to the Smartwatch. These two items work hand in hand to ensure that whenever you
touch your skin, the smart watch touch interface will also be triggered even when you are putting on your clothes. is this not Amazing?
Watch The Video Below
BREAKING: President Buhari Finally Signs 2016 Budget
President Muhammadu Buhari has
finally signed the 2016 budget.
Buhari’s assent finally brings an
end to the controversy surrounding the budget.
The National Assembly had in April transmitted details of the budget to the president after it had passed the bill on March 23, but the President returned the document back, citing omission of certain capital projects. This was worked on and sent back, but again the Presidency refused to sign.
Recall that the Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Jonathan Gaza, yesterday said the corrected
version of the 2016 budget has been resent to the President for
consideration.
Speaking with journalists at the
National Assembly complex, Gaza
said the budget was transmitted to
the Presidency through the Special
Assistant to the President on
National Assembly Matters, Senate, Senator Ita Enang.
Available report has, however,
revealed that all grey areas have
now been addressed and the
budget has been signed.
Tuesday 3 May 2016
Woow! MTN sets to Roll out it 4G LTE services From July
MTN Nigeria is set to roll out its Fourth Generation Long Term Evolution (4GLTE) broadband services latest by July 2016 in selected cities, using the 800MHz frequency acquired from Visafone Ltd earlier this year.
MTN plans to have about 1,500 LTE collocated sites backhauled with fibre optics this year.
LEADERSHIP had last week exclusively reported that MTN Nigeria paid N47.5 billion to acquire Visafone’s assets, including its frequency and 2.1 million customers in order to improve the quality of MTN’s broadband services for its subscribers.
The chief executive officer, MTN, Mr Fedinand Moolman, confirmed, during MTN Group Ltd’s first quarter results analyst conference with investment firms recently held in Johannesburg, South Africa, that the main reason MTN acquired Visafone was to get access to the frequency which would allow it roll out LTE. He said that MTN has started the process to migrate all the Visafone subscribers onto its network so that they can clean up the frequency and start rolling out LTE.
“It delayed our capital expenditure (CAPEX) rollout during the first quarter a little bit because we needed to realign some of our CAPEX towards the LTE rollout. We started the migration of the subscribers and we hope to conclude that soon. The plans are to have commercial LTE available towards the end of the second quarter, maybe early quarter three, albeit very limited, obviously not substantial, and then start expanding this towards quarter three, quarter four and first quarter of next year. It is obviously a comprehensive project,” Moolman said.
The chief financial officer, MTN Group, Bret Goschen, said, “We have been engaging with our major original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and vendors and ensuring that the CAPEX rollout continues as planned. We are very close to finalising short-term arrangements, bridge-type facilities with the vendors, and then longer term arrangements around the ECA-backed credit financing we should have in place by the mid year.”
The chief operating officer, MTN Group, Jyoti Desai, said that they have taken a very detailed analysis of MTN Nigeria’s data usage and where they should be rolling out the LTE network in the first place.
“We looked at the handset ecosystem and revenue opportunity and have identified some of the major cities,” he said.
According to him, MTN Nigeria’s LTE rollout will not impact its CAPEX as it already has space reservation in its joint tower company. He also stated that the LTE will be rolled out in existing base station sites.
As Mtn have started their own following Ntel, I think Other Networks should Also follow suit..
MTN plans to have about 1,500 LTE collocated sites backhauled with fibre optics this year.
LEADERSHIP had last week exclusively reported that MTN Nigeria paid N47.5 billion to acquire Visafone’s assets, including its frequency and 2.1 million customers in order to improve the quality of MTN’s broadband services for its subscribers.
The chief executive officer, MTN, Mr Fedinand Moolman, confirmed, during MTN Group Ltd’s first quarter results analyst conference with investment firms recently held in Johannesburg, South Africa, that the main reason MTN acquired Visafone was to get access to the frequency which would allow it roll out LTE. He said that MTN has started the process to migrate all the Visafone subscribers onto its network so that they can clean up the frequency and start rolling out LTE.
“It delayed our capital expenditure (CAPEX) rollout during the first quarter a little bit because we needed to realign some of our CAPEX towards the LTE rollout. We started the migration of the subscribers and we hope to conclude that soon. The plans are to have commercial LTE available towards the end of the second quarter, maybe early quarter three, albeit very limited, obviously not substantial, and then start expanding this towards quarter three, quarter four and first quarter of next year. It is obviously a comprehensive project,” Moolman said.
The chief financial officer, MTN Group, Bret Goschen, said, “We have been engaging with our major original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and vendors and ensuring that the CAPEX rollout continues as planned. We are very close to finalising short-term arrangements, bridge-type facilities with the vendors, and then longer term arrangements around the ECA-backed credit financing we should have in place by the mid year.”
The chief operating officer, MTN Group, Jyoti Desai, said that they have taken a very detailed analysis of MTN Nigeria’s data usage and where they should be rolling out the LTE network in the first place.
“We looked at the handset ecosystem and revenue opportunity and have identified some of the major cities,” he said.
According to him, MTN Nigeria’s LTE rollout will not impact its CAPEX as it already has space reservation in its joint tower company. He also stated that the LTE will be rolled out in existing base station sites.
As Mtn have started their own following Ntel, I think Other Networks should Also follow suit..
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