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M1's Femtocell is a simple device made by Alcatel-Lucent.

Review: M1’s Femtocell – 9361 Home Cell

Posted by Dave Junia 22 February 14 Tech Alcatel-Lucent, Femotcell, Home Cell, Internet, M1, Mobile, Network, Review

[caption id="attachment_5404" align="aligncenter" width="615"] M1's Femtocell is a simple device made by Alcatel-Lucent.[/caption] I live in a corner house on the ground floor in the west and M1's coverage in my home is rather poor.

MDA's announcement creates an online storm.

Singapore’s Tweaked Online Licenses Show Naivety

Posted by Dave Junia 30 May 13 Current Affairs Government, Internet, Media, Politics, Singapore

[caption id="attachment_5235" align="aligncenter" width="615"] MDA's announcement creates an online storm.[/caption] The Media Development Authority announced new guidelines that will require additional licensing for current affairs orientated sites with a large Singapore viewership. I think it

Singapore’s 4G performance, a father’s decision, gaming – then and now

Posted by Dave Junia 9 May 13 Snippets 4G, India, Indira Gandhi, Internet, Sikh, Singapore, Software, Toys, Transformers

[caption id="attachment_4905" align="aligncenter" width="615"] Snippets: 9 May 2013[/caption] Have a look at the 4G performance of each of Singapore's telecommunications providers before making the leap and sacrificing 9-10GB of monthly data. There are some events

Iran’s private internet, online courses ease college burden, science of cyanide

Posted by Dave Junia 1 May 13 Snippets College, Cyanide, Education, Internet, Iran, Matrix, Spy, Tokyo

[caption id="attachment_4842" align="aligncenter" width="615"] Snippets: 1 May 2013[/caption] Everyone knows the Great Firewall of China but what about Iran's private internet service? Take a look at how the country manages to keep its internet service

The longest lived intermediary conduit will inevitably fall. (Credit: Madiba127 on DeviantArt)

The Inevitable Fall of Nations

Posted by Dave Junia 21 February 13 Economics, Tech, Values Empires, Future, Government, Internet, Nations, Politics, Social

[caption id="attachment_3824" align="aligncenter" width="615"] The longest lived intermediary conduit will inevitably fall. (Credit: Madiba127 on DeviantArt)[/caption] For thousands of years, nations were important building blocks of civilizations. As human beings, we found the need to