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| T-Mobile?s 3G rollout Ok, here’s the full scoop: T-Mobile’s 3G data network has launched in New York City as we all know. Officially according to T-Mobile, this does include UMTS/HSDPA data. T-Mo goes on to say that by the end of the year they expect most major metropolitan cities to have coverage, but for now, it’s just New [...] [..] |
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Visualizing Sound: Moving Planks  I really like when data is visualized in a non-traditional way. We have seen a lot of Arduino and XPort projects that can visualize data, but not too many are as unique as “Moving Planks”.
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| Mer kapacitet Tusen gånger mer data genom fler färger Trafiken i näten ökar explosionsartat. Men tekniken ligger steget före. I dag kan tusentals gånger mer data skickas genom en optisk fiber än för 15 år sedan. Hemligheten är att använda ljus med olika färger. [..] |
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