Friday, February 12, 2016

weekly post 2/16

Your smartphone will have a faster connection, for sure. But that just scratches the surface of what 5G could be capable of.
Everyone in the wireless industry agrees that 5G is coming by the end of the decade. But what will it be used for? That's still up in the air.
Nokia on Tuesday previewed a demonstration it plans to present at Mobile World Congress later this month, detailing its vision for 5G. Nokia's 5G forecast includes some surprising capabilities: 5G will make cars safer to drive. It will make instant replay more instant. And doctors will be able to perform surgery using wirelessly controlled robots..
And, yes, 5G will be much faster. #FREELUCY
5G wireless table

Tuesday, February 2, 2016

whaddup porffff

be on the lookout for Meek's album DC4 dropping soon!!! #MDOWN #THACHASERS

Sunday, May 12, 2013

RSS Feeds

  1. Why did you select the sites you subscribed to?
  2. Was it easy to find feeds and to subscribe to them?
  3. Which sites were your favorites?
  4. What else can you use RSS feeds for?
  5. How likely are you to continue to use RSS feeds in the future?
 
  1. I selected these sites because I wanted to stay up-to-date with the world news, sports news, and government events.
  2. It was easy to find most of the feeds.
  3. My favorite sites were mainly the sports sites.  I liked the yankee site the most because baseball is my favorite sport.
  4. Anyone can use an RSS feed to help save time reading the most recent events on a site.  You can just read the title of the article and if it sounds interesting, you can just click on it and read it instead of; typing in the URL and looking throw all the articles.
  5. I am most likely not going to use RSS feeds in the future.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Tech Article 5/3


Net profit for the handset maker tumbled to NT$85 million($2.85 million) from NT$4.5 billion ($152 million) a year ago, a drop of 98 percent.It's the company's lowest quarterly profit since 2004. Revenue plunged too, to NT$42.8 billion from NT$67.8 billion, the company confirmed in Thursday's earnings call.The company did not reveal how many units of the HTC One it has so far sold, but said it expected revenues to jump in the second quarter to NT$70 billion.