4 G LTE IN LEBANON SOON !
Lebanon to deploy fourth-generation mobile ultra-broadband Internet access by 2013, telecoms operator Alfa said as it successfully completed a lab test on the 4G-LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology.
Green tea drinkers show lower cancer risks
(Reuters Health) – Older women who regularly drink green tea may have slightly lower risks of colon, stomach and throat cancers than women who make no time for tea, a large study suggests.
iPhone 5 : a higher-than-expected demand !
Everybody is talking about this incredible consumer reaction towards iPhone 5. I consider it logical, Apple knew how to tease it’s customers specially while launching the iPhone 4S. At that time everybody thought iPhone 5 was going to be launched, so they boosted the suspense till the 12th of September 2012.
New players in the Mobile OS sector
After Apple, RIM, Google. Microsoft, Samsung and Nokia, here it comes, the newest entry to the sector Mozilla Firefox Opensource Mobile OS.
The wild and the wilder, the bad and worse, the Good and the Better!
While surfing some sites, i saw this incredible image , i meant to me a lot, specially if i want to translate this scene to the human life.
Shall we Burn Lebanon with it’s People ?
BEIRUT: Middle East Airlines, Lebanon’s flag carrier, signed Thursday a Memorandum of Understanding for the purchase of 10 A320neo and A321neo aircraft, a statement by international aircraft maker Airbus said. MEA will announce its choice of engines at a later date, Airbus added.
MS Office 15 … It’s on the CLOUD
Miscrosoft, acting in a tough way in order to close the Gap with Google and other could services providers.
Eurovision 2012: Russian grannies
The group of “babushki” or “grannies”, sing their song Party for Everybody in English and their regional language, Udmurt.
9 million pre-order new Galaxy phone
The news will come as a boost to Android’s operating system, which already accounts for more than half the world’s smartphones.
Privacy on Facebook ? What a JOKE !
The company is being sued for $15bn – almost as much as the $16bn raised in its record breaking initial public offering – for tracking users against their wishes, even after they have logged out of their Facebook accounts.
