Friday, September 7, 2012
Php 500 Goes To Red Cross For Every Pair Sold
Men's Tyler Ramsey Natural Neon Classics
Php 3,995.00
For every pair sold, Php500 will be given to the Philippine Red Cross in support of their flood relief operations. Buyers will also get a ticket to the @TOMS TOMS + Tyler Ramsey Live Art Event happening on the 28th.
Email us at tomsshoes@swimphilippines.com. ph for orders.
Php 3,995.00
For every pair sold, Php500 will be given to the Philippine Red Cross in support of their flood relief operations. Buyers will also get a ticket to the @TOMS TOMS + Tyler Ramsey Live Art Event happening on the 28th.
Email us at tomsshoes@swimphilippines.com.
Let's Go LTE Crazy!
The discussion below talks about the complexities/confusion surrounding LTE and its variation or earlier and later versions, and because of the slight deception, whether intentional or marketing strategy, adds up to the puzzlement.
I think Axelei was able to explain it real good...though I'm still at a lost and suffering nosebleed. Read on.
"Let’s make this clear since you are spreading wrong information in your podcast and blogs.Actually anything between HSPA and the original WiMax is called 3G Transitional and it pertains to all 3.5G, 3.75G, and 3.9G. It doesn’t matter which one you pick, its an unofficial name that didn’t get certified.
HSPA+ is 3.75G, the current LTE of Smart and Globe is 3.9G and LTE Advanced is the real 4G based on the final spec.
Please read up on your topic before making any comments."
However, companies (including Globe), called it 4G as most of US did when they didn’t have the real 4G spec.
Today, you have LTE (advanced), as you say and that’s the official spec 4G.
Whichever the case, anything that isn’t LTE is considered 3.9g or lower.
"What is funny is that you keep on referring to HSPA+ as 3.9G. I don’t know where you got that information. Please, if you have to criticize the telco, be properly informed beforehand."
Here you go then:
http://www.eetimes.com/design/microwave-rf-design/4018983/3GPP-Long-Term-Evolution-System-Overview-Product-Development-and-Test-Challenges
LTE in Context
3GPP LTE is one of five major wireless standards sometimes referred to as “3.9G.” The other so-called 3.9G standards are: 3GPP HSPA+, 3GPP EDGE Evolution, 3GPP2 ultra-mobile broadband (UMB), and Mobile WiMAX (IEEE 802.16e), which encompasses the earlier WiBro developed by the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) in Korea.
There’s this too:
http://www.brighthand.com/special_section/?ss_id=101&page_id=20
This reality, though, hasn’t stopped those carriers from marketing LTE, WiMAX (a 3G technology, by the way, according to the ITU), and even HSPA and HSPA+ as 4G. Such is not entirely unfair, as performance for each of these can easily exceed the two Mbps of the ITU’s 3G definition. Other unofficial designations, including 3.5G, 3.75G, and 3.9G have consequently been used to describe these technologies.
And then there’s Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_mobile_phone_standards
3G transitional
(3.5G, 3.75G, 3.9G)
3GPP family
HSPA HSPA+ LTE (E-UTRA)
3GPP2 family
CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Revision A (TIA/EIA/IS-856-A)
EV-DO Revision B (TIA/EIA/IS-856-B) DO Advanced
IEEE family
Mobile WiMAX (IEEE 802.16e) Flash-OFDM IEEE 802.20
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Of course in official ITU terms 3.9G should stand for LTE (non Advanced). However, everybody has been using the terms loosely – just like when WiFi N was still in draft form. You should also look at how Globe was marketing their HSPA+ as “4G”. Shouldn’t they be calling it 3.5G? I don’t know.
http://www.yugatech.com/list-of-globe-hspa-4g-sites-in-metro-manila/
http://www.pinoytechblog.com/archives/globe-unveils-4g-devices-to-utilize-hspa-network
http://www.yugatech.com/telecoms/globe-intros-4g-tattoo-up-to-10mbps/
http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/home/companies/10416-globe-beats-rivals-in-4g-mobile-race
Perhaps the telcos have to clearly define their standards better and not confuse its users before we should start really using their official names.
*credits to thetechnoclast.com
SM X-Perience
SM X-PERIENCE!
Come and visit SM Foodcourt Iloilo on
September 16,2012 from 10AM-1PM &
X-perience dance-to-the beat
mascot show
— at SM City (Iloilo).
Come and visit SM Foodcourt Iloilo on
September 16,2012 from 10AM-1PM &
X-perience dance-to-the beat
mascot show
dance tutorial
games & face painting
See you there!
Let's Eat! :)
games & face painting
See you there!
Let's Eat! :)
CyberPower and Patriot Memory Giveaway
The guys over at CyberPower Inc. and Patriot Memory are giving away a couple Razer Hydras bundled with some badass hardware. If I were you, I'd enter now: https://www.facebook.com/PATRIOTmem?sk=app_143103275748075
How Has Social Media Helped Your Community?
During the heavy flooding in
the Philippines by a monsoon we just called "Habagat", I used Facebook
to post pictures and status of flooded areas on my page so that the
people who do not have access to computers but have mobile phones with
Internet capabilities were able to see the status of the flooding in
Manila. It also helped the Filipinos who were based abroad or out of the
country during that time and were concerned of the conditions of their
families and relatives here in the Philippines.
Darksiders 2 Drawing Contest
Join Dark Horse Comics as we launch the Draw Death and Win Art Contest! Entries are being accepted starting today and you have until September 24th to submit your drawing.
Full Details Here: http://www.darkhorse.com/Blog/1104/draw-death-and-win
Windows Phone vs iPhone and Android Challenge
Microsoft has released a campaign video trying to prove that the Windows phone is comparable or better than its iPhone and Android-based competitors.
Microsoft evangelist Ben “The PC Guy” Rudolph was betting consumers $100 that Windows Phone would be faster than their phone. The challenge involves activities like posting pictures to Facebook and finding music. The campaign also includes the Twitter-friendly hashtag #SmokedByWindowsPhone.
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