Unlimited broadband gets much more faster and stronger
Reportedly, the $550-million Asia-America Gateway (AAG) cable project has been completed this month, giving the way for the commercial operation of a 20,000-kilometer-long fiber-optic cable network, according to PLDT. A gateway that will enable the phone giant to offer much faster plans and to have more additional ports new subscribers. It is also intended to replace retiring cables in the region. In effect of the recent upgrade, Smart BRO had announced that it’s Fixed Plan 999 will be now at a faster speed at 512 Kbps faster than the recent 384 Kbps output rate. More info after the hop Read the rest of this entry »
Feast your eyes on Windows 3.1 like you never saw it before. Forget Windows 7, and its MinWin “miniaturized” dependency-free core, Windows 3.1, the operating system that Microsoft launched at the start of the 90s, is no-longer-living proof that you can indeed teach an old dog new tricks. Via the images accompanying this article you will be able to see Windows 3.1 like you never saw it before, installed and running on a Nokia N95. The smartphone is capable of running both Windows 3.1 and the native S60 operating systems in parallel.
