The Libergraph - 20 February 2009 PM

by Libergraph 20. February 2009 15:55

Vodafone tests 20Mbps mobile broadband
Vodafone is testing a 3G HSPA + mobile broadband connection capable of delivering maximum download speeds of 20 Mbps. Using technology from Qualcomm, Ericsson and Huawei, Vodafone claims to have achieved one of the fastest 3G data connections possible during field trials.
Computer Weekly

T-Mobile Offering $50 Unlimited Voice
T-Mobile is trialling a plan that allows unlimited voice calling for $50 a month, aimed at breaking the barrier of 'value for money' free minute allowance. If trials in San Francisco prove successful, they will roll out the price plan across the US.
Digital Trends

YouTube annotations now vandal-friendly
YouTube has launched a feature that will allow viewers to add annotations to films submitted by other users. The YouTube annotations feature lets you add text, labels and links to videos and users will be given a special link to share with friends to allow them to annotate your videos as you would. The launch has sparked concern of an increase in online vandalism.
Electricpig

Carphone Warehouse Eco mobile phone charger launches
Carphone Warehouse have launched The Eco - a mobile charger that works like any other but shuts off more or less completely once your handset has sufficient energy. This means no energy drain, more cash in your pocket and the added feel good feeling that you’re saving the planet.
T3

EU seeks to change Skype wiretapping laws
The EU is considering changing the law so that VoIP conversations using services such as Skype can be recorded during criminal investigations. This comes following a warning from Italian police that much of the country's crime is being organised via VoIP services.
PC Advisor

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