Whether it's for business reasons, discussions with friends or family gatherings, we are increasingly using video conferencing. It saves us time and travel. With internet speeds increasing steadily, video conferencing is becoming a very practical means of communication. But to take full advantage of it, you need to use the right software. In this article, we give you 3 of them.
This software is known to all video conferencing enthusiasts. Originally, it allowed two users to chat through webcams. But today, thanks to the evolution of technology, we have access to several other functions. From two people at the beginning, Skype can now be used to extend videoconferencing to up to ten people. In a professional setting, it allows users to share their screen, to make presentations via PowerPoint. Also, Skype offers the possibility of recording conversations. This is very useful because it is a way to review them if necessary. One of the biggest advantages of Skype, is that it is available on computer, Xbox One, mobile (Android, iOS...) and even Amazon Alexa.
Even though it's not well known and therefore not widely used, Google Hangouts is not lacking in valid reasons to be tried. The first thing to know, is that anyone with a Gmail account, automatically has a Hangouts account. Given that Gmail is one of the most widely used messaging applications, it stands to reason that many people have Hangouts accounts. Using Google Hangouts does not require you to download anything to your computer. However, if you have an Android or iOS device, you will need to download the mobile application. Before you can communicate with another person, you need to send them an invitation. With Google Hangouts, the user can call physical phone numbers anywhere in the world at a low cost.
More adapted to the business world, Zoom is emerging as a revolution in the world of video conferencing software. With this software, it is possible to join a discussion in progress from a hypertext link. Also, if the user does not have a computer, smartphone or tablet, Zoom offers the possibility of having telephone numbers to join a discussion through a unique code. If you are looking to conduct online seminars, so-called webinars, Zoom is the most suitable tool. It facilitates communication between participants and the moderator through a chat room. Another reason why Zoom is increasingly used is that the subscription cost is very affordable for companies. It should be noted that there is also a free version.


If you needing a 5 Phone VoIP and or Landline Phone System that is Durable, has great Range and comes with built in Answering Machine, then the Gigaset E630A GO PENTA is the solution for you.
This PENTA system comes with 5 telephone handsets with chargers and a separate standalone base station
Features when operating multiple handsets:
– 2 VoIP and 1 fixed network call can be conducted in parallel, as well as an internal call and access to the answering machine
– Free internal calls between handsets (intercom facility)
– Telephone book transfer between handsets
– Call forwarding to a different handset with dialing/callback function
– 3-way conference (1 external and 2 internal parties).
– 2 calls simultaneously (with 3 handsets,1 external, 1 internal)
– 3 party conference (1 external / 2 internal participants) via internal recall or barge in
– Ringing assigned to all or selected handsets for internal calls
– Call all or selected internal devices
– Simultaneous ringing of all handsets for external calls
– Transferring of incoming calls between handsets
– Internal transfer of external calls to another handset with prior consultation call
The E630A GO is one of the best distance range units and the most durable handset on the Market.
Tough and truly innovative:
The Gigaset E630A GO was developed for challenging everyday situations – the sort you come across time after time, e.g. working in a craft workshop or with small children. Waterproof, dust-resistant and especially shockproof – this robust telephone can take a lot of hits. And it is functional to the core: thanks to the vibrating alarm and the additional optical call signal, you won’t miss a single call, even in a noisy environment.
On the Gigaset E630A GO, you have the choice of either VoIP or landline calls to suit your needs. Enjoy the convenience and flexibility of making up to 3 parallel calls in HD sound. The hands-free talking function allows you to multitask with ease also in HD sound. All VoIP and Landline calls reach you in exceptional HD sound1 with HDSP technology. The connection to the Internet allows you to access basic online information services such as the weather forecast, email notification or RSS feeds via the Gigaset E630A GO.
The Gigaset E630A GO is an exceptionally versatile and durable phone with the ability to make up to 3 parallel calls either through the internet or via the traditional landline. Switch between 2 VoIP calls and 1 fixed line call at the press of a button. You can experience the convenience of multi-line calling by registering up to 6 handsets. Just pick your favorite ones among the available portfolio of 6 compatible Gigaset handsets. With your Gigaset E630A GO, you can also choose up to 6 SIP accounts from different providers.
Exceptional HD voice sound quality:
All VoIP calls are delivered in exceptional HD voice sound. No hissing, no distortion – nothing but excellent voice clarity and exceptional sound. You can communicate comfortably and catch every detail. Even if you are completing other tasks, you can still experience the HD voice sound using the hands free talking function of the Gigaset E630A GO.
Practical solutions for demanding daily routines:
The Gigaset E630A GO regularly scores maximum points with its well-conceived user interfaces and functionality: the large illuminated 1.8” TFT colour display makes for especially good readability and comfortable navigation. Thanks to the easy-to-use lateral key for volume adjustment, it’s easy to follow every conversation without limitations. Additionally, the profile key allows you to adjust the acoustics of your call to your surroundings – making talking on the phone a true pleasure even in very loud or silent environments. Another practical feature: the integrated torch for the right light at the right moment.
A reliable partner:
The Gigaset E630A GO makes work easier for you – you can rely on that. For starters, the phone book provides space for up to 200 entries, amongst which you can quickly and easily find any of your contacts with the clever search function. The phone’s long speaking and standby times of up to 14 and 300 hours respectively will also never let you down – this means you can always have the handset at hand when you’re working.
Makes sure you don’t miss a thing:
With the Gigaset E630A GO’s vibrating alarm and LED flashes, you won’t miss a single call even in noisy surroundings. And should you be unable to answer a call at some point, the message key immediately notifies you – and it makes checking your messages especially easy.
Higher efficiency, lower radiation:
The new Gigaset E630A GO adjusts the transmitting power from the handset to the base station depending on the distance between them. What that means for you: energy-efficient telephony that’s good for the environment. The ECO Mode reduces the transmitting power by 80% while ECO Mode Plus even turns the transmitting power off whenever the phone is on standby. Keeping your home free of unnecessary radiation can be as simple as that.
Always at your service:
Never miss another call! A total of three integrated answering machines take your messages – with up to 55 minutes of recording time and individual announcements for your landline and Internet numbers. Operation is done comfortably and intuitively via the handset.
Pick up the phone – everywhere in your home:
The landline system of the Gigaset E630A GO can be expanded by up to five additional handsets – making it the ideal choice for families or for the home office. This lets you immediately answer every call no matter where you are – in the bedroom, the kitchen or the study. You can even make internal calls. Best of all: you can combine your base station with a variety of handsets – just as you like.
Article name – Gigaset E630A GO PENTA
Connection – Analog, VoIP
Number of telephone numbers (analogue) -1
Telephone numbers (IP) – 6
Calls in parallel (analogue) -1
Calls in parallel (IP) -2
DECT Standards – DECT, GAP
Interfaces internal – LAN Port, Headset connection 2,5 mm
Automatic reduction of transmission power, Radiation-free in standby mode, Low energy consumption
Gigaset GO Features
Gigaset.net worldwide telephony, Gigaset GO Apps, Online Services, E-Mail Notification
Standby time up to (h) 310
Talk time up to (h) 14
Address book # entries, (name, surname, 3 numbers, pictures, date-reminder, sounds) – 200
Individual ringer tones for VIP entries – Yes
Room monitoring – (Baby phone) Internal (second handset required), External
Direct dial (Baby call) – Yes
Alarm function -Yes
SMS function – Yes
Call blocking – Yes
Optical call signaling – Illuminated display, flashing send key, LED flashing light Torch Light – Yes
Number of Expandable Handsets – 6
Number assignment for incoming and outgoing external calls – Yes
Number assignment for incoming and outgoing internal calls – Yes
Free internal calls – Yes
Phone-/Address book-transfer internal via DECT (handset to handset) – Yes
Internal transfer of external calls, conference circuit, call back – Yes
Sound Quality / Acoustic Features HD Voice (wideband voice)
Hands free talking convenient hands-free talking (full duplex quality)
Hands free talking handset / base Handset
Number of ringtones – 20
Vibracall – Yes
Display Type – Color Display
Dimensions (H x W mm) – 35 x 28
Diagonal spread (inch) 1.8
Resolution (px) 128 x 160
Jumbo Fonts – No
Display of caller
Display of caller’s number (CLIP)
List of last # missed calls with time and date – 20
List of # outgoing calls with time and date = 20
List of # received calls with time and date – 20
List of # all calls with time and date – 60
Multilingual menu (several display languages) – Yes
Time / Date displayed – Yes
Illuminated Keypad – Yes
Easy handling with navigation key – Yes
Message indicator key – Yes
Protection Water/Dust/Shock (according IP 65) – Yes
Recording time up to … min. – 55
Number of answering machines – 3
Answering and recording function – Yes
Answering function only – Yes
AM control Via handset
Remote Querying – Yes
Multilingual phrases in local languages – Yes
Languages answering machine – 2
Dimensions / Specs
Handset, H x W x D in mm 154 x 52 x 30
Handset, weight incl. Accu in g: 139
Base station, H x W x D in mm: 132 x 105 x 46
Base station, weight in mm: 120
Charger, H x W x D in mm: 39 x 74 x 75
Charger, weight in g: 34
Accu Type: 2 x NiMH AAA
What’s in the box
o 1 Gigaset GO-Box 100 base station
o 5 Gigaset E630HX handset
o 5 Chargers


With rich feature sets and extensive model options, the Gryphon product series from Datalogic Scanning represents the premium level of data collection equipment for general purpose applications. Extremely versatile and durable the Gryphon BT cordless linear imaging readers with Bluetooth Wireless Technology are the ultimate solution for applications in retail and light industrial environments where mobility is necessary for improved productivity. Mobile communications eliminate the restraints caused by cabled devices, providing a safer and more efficient work environment.
The Gryphon BT readers can transmit data to the host through its base station as well as any commercial or embedded Bluetooth v1.2 compliant device. Its Software utility converts serial input to keyboard emulation, providing more interface possibilities. The Gryphon BT100 models offer standard support for 1D codes including GS1 DataBar. The BT200 models add additional symbology support for stacked codes including PDF417 and GS1 DataBar plus EAN/UPC composite codes.
Featuring Datalogic's exclusive patented Green Spot for good read feedback directly on the code; it helps to improve productivity especially in noisy environments. When the readers are used in Stand Mode, the Green Spot remains on to aid in positioning the code for quick and intuitive reading.
Datalogic's patented PuzzleSolver decoding algorithm guarantees outstanding performance on poorly printed or damaged codes and advanced data editing and data formatting modes are available to format the collected data as required by the application software.
- Fast reading performance up to 270 scans/second
- Datalogic’s patented ‘Green Spot’ for good-read feedback
- 100% Compatible with Datalogic’s STAR Cordless System TM
- Radio Range (open air) up to 30.0 m / 98.4 ft for 433 MHz, up to 15.0 m / 49.2 ft for 910 MHz
- Point-to-point and multi-point transmission
- Multiple interface (RS-232, Keyboard Wedge, Wand and USB)
- Supports GS1 DataBar TM linear codes with additional support for stacked codes like PDF417, MicroPDF and GS1 DataBar plus UPC/EAN composites on select models
- Water and Particulate Sealing Rating: IP30
- Drop resistance to 1.8 m / 5.9 ft


According to the description of the trigger set, the receivers can attach to the flash via hotshoe connection, so you should be fine. You will need two receivers, unless you can set the 430 in slave mode (I’m not so familiar with Canon flashes).
According to the listing for the transmitter it will work with the 430, but the 270 is a bit of a question mark. The 270 doesn't have any ability to receive signals in the same way as the 430 (I use a 430 and a 580 with a speedlite transmitter on occasion so I know how this works) although that does rely on an IR trigger rather than the radio signal that the Cactus uses. It does say the flashes (from the Cactus) can be triggered via the hotshoe connection so it may work, particularly as the 200E has been tested and found to be ok (and with the 200E being dumber than a sackful of hammers...) Bottom line - contact the maker and see what they say. firstname.lastname@example.org


Understanding RF Microwave
There are many devices that operate using microwave RF filters to aid in the flow of data. There are various things that we all rely on today that are transmitted using these filters and without them we would find normal life to be very different. These filters aid in transmission of both high and low frequency waves. The filters accept the waves and turn them into things we can recognize. Some of those things are radio waves that you hear coming through your stereo, television broadcasts and many wireless devices like your own cell phones.
You will also find that these filters are commonly used in ways you may not expect. These filters are sometimes building blocks for more complex systems. These systems work to separate multiple frequency bands, but more than they work as duplexers and diplexers to combine multiple frequency bands as well.
You might be surprised to realize too that, when you think of Wi-Fi, you’re thinking of microwave RF because that is what Wi-Fi really is. Knowing that you can understand what an important role this plays in your daily life. Radio and television broadcasts can now also be done with Wi-Fi so the importance of these filters in only increasing as time goes on and technology approves.
Microwave RF filters are also a combination of various types of resonators. This means that companies that create resonators are also able to create the filters necessary to manage radio and television broadcasts. The quality of the resonator usually determines though what kind of selectivity the filtering device can achieve. The better the quality of resonator being used to create the filtering the better a system you will have on your hands. This means that a high quality system is the more frequency bands the filter can combine or separate.
The various kind of filters are called lumped-element LC-filters, planar-filters, coaxial-filters, cavity-filters, dielectric filters and electroacoustic filters. Each filter meets and a need and serve a very specific purpose. For instance, a lumped-element LC filter is very compact so it can be used in many locations, particularly when space is a concern. Planar filters provides a compromise between size and the peRFormance of the filters. Coaxial filters offer a high quality filter, which is what many companies want and need. Cavity filters are still commonly used, but dielectric filters are a newer technology that are an improvement in quality. Electroacoustic filters are not quite as common and are lower quality.
Regardless of the type of solution you use, you’ll find pretty similar results in that you’ll be able to filter the necessary data you are after. The only difference is how far from the source you’ll be able to translate the waves using the various types of filters.
Internet Marketing Consultant Vince Samios writes about Microwave RF.
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Vince_Samios/214536


Operators are focused on accelerating service delivery, because the faster you deliver a service, the faster you recognize revenue and win more deals. Once revenue is recognized, an operator can then up-sell on that service as well as bundle it for additional revenue.
Infinera has just announced “instant bandwidth,” an innovative solution that enables a just-in-time link between the customers’ business processes and their operational procedures. In the attached ACG Research Market Impact, Eve Griliches discusses Infinera’s model, which provides by a simple software command a large, flexible pool of "instant bandwidth" that is available in 100G slices.
Click here to read the Market Impact report.
For more information about ACG Research's Packet Optical Transport click here or contact firstname.lastname@example.org.


Most prominent of these and available in Thailand are the offerings from Nokia based on Symbian S60 (e.g. E-Series 61) and that based on Windows Mobile 6 (e.g. HP's iPAQ 512).
Note : Though the HTC-Touch is based on Windows Mobile 6, it does not have the SIP support included, I heard it was due to software license restrictions.
You can connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi (FREE or otherwise) and use that connection to connect to a VoIP service provider. Imagine sitting in a Starbuck's and using your mobile phone to make calls but not paying anything to your mobile operator ! And it appears that True and Nokia have tied up to offer free Wi-Fi to N-Series Nokia models available in various places !
How does it work ? Well, these phones support SIP, which is a VoIP protocol that is fast becoming the standard and its supported by many programs/devices (except Skype). With built-in SIP support, just add an account from a VoIP Service Providers and you now have a portable IP Phone !
Simply (well a number of steps are involved to configure your phone) sign up for an account with a VoIP Service Provider and then configure the settings on your phone. Thai Telephone provides some setup instructions to connect if you have an account. Once you are all setup, when typing a number to call, you will have the option of making an Internet call or a GSM call.
Restrictions apply of course and here's a bunch :
1. Connecting to Wi-Fi networks. You might need an account with a Wi-Fi provider if you are out of the office. In your home or office, you could simply connect to your existing Wi-Fi networks.
2. Firewalls and Blocking. Some Wi-Fi networks may block ports required for SIP in their firewalls, so even though you are connected you might not be able to place calls.
3. Quality. Just as in VoIP requires a good broadband connection, your call quality could degrade if the Wi-Fi network you are connected to is heavily-used.
I am waiting for the day when we have a outdoors Metro Wi-Fi network - multiple Wi-Fi hotspots in town that lets your "roam" from one hotspot to another and keep you connected, then you will have a real Mobile IP Phone ! If you are in Singapore, the island-nation already has a FREE wireless broadband ... how envious !


iRoam is a leading provider of global Wi-Fi, Mobile Data connectivity, and security solutions for the mobile Enterprise. Our mission is to enhance productivity, lower expenses, at the same time increasing security for the mobile workforce. With over 21 million hotspots and 3G Mobile data in over 148 countries, we connect business travellers to the Internet and corporate resources eliminating otherwise excessive roaming charges.
Our commitment to consistently providing the best possible products and services was recently strengthened by acquiring reputable brands Brightroam and G3 Wireless.
Through alliances with 340 cellular roaming partners globally (including Vodafone, T-Mobile, O2) iRoam provides secure and reliable international roaming service at significant discount to domestic carriers anywere in the world.


It was just last July when Monaco became the first country in the world to roll out full 5G coverage. The deployment of 5G across the Principality was the initial phrase of the government’s “Extended Monaco” program aimed at bringing the country into the digital age. (This vision was further underlined when Google announced earlier this month they’ll be offering Monaco full access to its catalogue and Google Play services in the near future.)
IHS Markit, a London-based analytics provider for financial markets, has reported that 5G technology is expected to produce up to $3.6 trillion in economic output worldwide and support over 22 million jobs by 2035.
France specifically is expected to fill its coffers with $85 billion, with 400,000 jobs.
The demand for 5G technology is being driven by governments who see the technology as critical to economic growth and national security, with Monaco, the U.S., South Korea and China being the first countries to roll out commercial launches. Japan, UK, Australia and Germany are due to be on board by the end of 2020.
France is also expected to take on 5G by year’s end but a new law passed last summer will require the country’s four telecoms operators—SFR, Orange, Bouygues Telecom and Free—hoping to operate 5G technology to obtain formal permission from the French Prime Minister, who will assess the risk of deployment “based on defense and national security parameters.”
According to RTI, “in France, Huawei already occupies around 20% of the telecommunications market, the rest is divided between Nokia and Ericsson.”
France will auction off its 5G spectrum in April. Orange has already confirmed it will use 5G equipment from both Nokia and Ericsson, while Free is going with Nokia. SFR and Bouygues Telecom, both 4G Huawei users, have yet to announce the company they’ll be working with.
On February 9, China issued a statement on its Paris embassy website urging France to establish “transparent criteria and treat all companies in a similar way” referring to telecom equipment makers, and to avoid “blatant discrimination” and “disguised protectionism” as it could impact European investment on the Chinese market.
The U.S. has been pushing European allies to ban Huawei over fears that China’s government may be able to access its systems for spying. On 16 January, President Donald Trump threatened to cut off intelligence sharing with countries dealing with the Huawei.


DeFunc Bluetooth Hybrid Troubleshooting
My Defunc Bluetooth is not connecting
-Make sure you press the Play/Pause button for at least 5 seconds until you hear two separate tones. The led should also start flashing in red.
-You need to switch on Bluetooth on your mobile phone or other device and select “defunc Bluetooth”
-You need to make sure your mobile phone or other device are within the operating range of the BT.
The Defunc Bluetooth is running out of battery quite fast
-You can turn in off the Defunc BT by pressing Play/Pause for a couple of seconds until the led shows a red light. This will save the battery when you are not using the Defunc BT.
-If you use the Defunc BT for phone calls or for listening to music it will impact battery life because transmission consumers battery power.
I hear a tone which is about 10 seconds apart when listening to the Defunc Bluetooth
-That is an indication that the Defunc BT is running out of battery. Please charge you BT.
Nothing happens with the BT when I try to start it or connect it by pressing Play/Pause
-The Defunc BT has probably run out of battery and to protect the battery it will shut down until you recharge the battery.
I have a poor connection when using the Defunc BT for phone calls
-Other wireless devices in your close surrounding will impact the signal between your mobile and the Defunc BT.
-Your mobile phone has a poor signal so the problem sits with your mobile phone and not the BT.
-You Defunc BT is outside the 10-meter operating range from the transmitting device such as mobile phone.


Top 10 Home Phone With Skype
Finding your suitable readers for home phone with skype is not easy. You may need consider between hundred or thousand products from many store. In this article, we make a short list of the best readers for home phone with skype including detail information and customer reviews. Let’s find out which is your favorite one.
911 reviews analysed
1. Vibevoip Cordless Phone Service Unlimited
- ★ EXPANDABLE – Our exclusive VibeVoip wireless phone can expand its VOIP accounts up to 4 SIP accounts. This wireless telephone is perfect for home and office
- ★ FREE PHONE SERVICE – The VibeVoip cordless phone features VOIP technology to place and transmitting phone calls using internet connection instead of a traditional public telephone network
- ★100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! We are confident you will love our best quality cordless phone service and rates, but if you are not satisfied, our products are always backed by 100% Money Back No Question Asked Guaranteed!
- ★ CHEAP RATES – We offer the cheapest call rates on the market. With our phone you’ll get UNLIMITED calls to USA and Canada for 1 year. After a year, you pay only $3.99/month. In addition, we have the LOWEST international rates to communicate with your family and friends. You can take it overseas and call back home for free
- ★ CONVENIENT FEATURES – The phone features call waiting, call transfer, call history, caller ID (optional read out caller ID), address book, redial, voicemail to email delivery and message indicator
Value for money is the ultimate aim of every person out there. You want the best you can (Or better) for the bucks you pay. In terms of Home Phone With Skype, Vibevoip Cordless Phone Service Unlimited would be your best bet for getting a value for money. Launched Quite time Ago Vibevoip Cordless Phone Service Unlimited was the best-sold product and even today, the sales number speak.
Having such amazing features, all this is bundled up at a cost, which may seem high for few, but is actually very good if you compare its features. Our bet is Vibevoip Cordless Phone Service Unlimited would be the Best Home Phone With Skype for Money.
2. Obihai Obi200 Adapter Support Service
If you are the sort of a person who doesn’t compromise on quality and is ready to shell a little extra then Obihai Obi200 Adapter Support Service is your choice. They say you either buy a quality product once or buy cheap products every day, the cost comes to same.
The new Obihai Obi200 Adapter Support Service comes with best Price. It is industry’s most trusted, most preferred and quality Home Phone With Skype and it considered as Gold Standard by many users as well as non-users.
If you are looking for a long-time investment with a quality Home Phone With Skype then don’t look beyond Obihai Obi200 Adapter Support Service. The product is featured, highlighted and appreciated in Reviews of Home Phone With Skype in 2020 and this has been backed by many users.
3. Vtech Cs6114 Cordless Waiting Handset
- For optimal performance batteries should be charged for 16 hours prior to use
- 30 name and number phonebook directory, 30 name and number Caller ID history, Voicemail Waiting Indicator
- No Answering Device in the phone. No Speaker Phone. Refer to product description below for additional Cordless Phone features
- DECT 6.0 Digital technology, Caller ID/Call Waiting, Backlit keypad and display
- DSL Subscribers may need to us a DSL Filter. Speed Dial, Phonebook, Mute, Flash Function
VTech DECT 6.0 Digital Cordless Phone with Caller ID
4. Magicjackhome Portable Service Unlimited Distance
- NEW & IMPROVED FEATURES: Improved voice quality. Lab-tested features greatly enhance overall voice quality under congested network conditions. Make higher quality calls with the newly improved chip. Has more memory and the new device uses CPU that is 4 times faster.
- NO MONTHLY BILLS: 12 months of service and Caller ID, Voicemail, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, 411 and Conference Calling — ALL INCLUDE GRATIS FOR A YEAR WITH NO HIDDEN FEES. It’s the smart choice. (porting an existing phone number has a one time charge of $19.95)
- FREE MOBILE APP: Download the FREE magicJack Companion App and make Unlimited local & long distance calls to the U.S. and Canada from your smartphone. Have your home phone and smartphone ring simultaneously! It works just like using your magicJack service at home. PLUS get unlimited text messages to any U.S. mobile number
- NEW 2019 magicJackHOME DIGITAL TELEPHONE SERVICE: Unlimited Local & Long Distance Calling to the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands with a 1 YEAR WARRANTY. Also, Free magicJack to magicJack calling worldwide and low international outbound rates.
- EASY TO SET UP: You can connect your magicJackHOME to your existing high speed internet and any cordless or landline house phone or you can connect with your computer. Includes step-by-step instructions, ethernet cord, USB extension cord and power adapter. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: If a magicJack product has been previously activated & returned, magicJack cannot guarantee that it will be in working condition. Please buy with confidence directly from magicJack to receive a new working unit.
5. Bluetooth Speakerphone Microphone Cancelling Conference
- Daisy Chain Function – Cascading up to two Luna Lite Bluetooth speakerphone allowing up to 12 attendees. Different from the traditional conference speaker, Luna Lite USB speakerphone could flexibly standalone for your personal office or small-group meeting. With the cascading function, Luna lite can support the medium and large meetings as well. Luna Lite conference speaker is an ideal work companion and meet your multiple needs. *The daisy chain cable needs to be purchased separately.
- Easy Setup & General Compatibility – eMeet Luna Lite computer speakers with microphone is compatible with multiple devices and operating systems like Win or Mac OS. Without drivers to install, Luna Lite is just plug and play! eMeet Luna Lite conference speaker could be connected via USB, Bluetooth or AUX. And eMeet Luna Lite Bluetooth speaker with microphone is also compatible with commonly used calling software, like Zoom, Skype for Business, WebEx, etc.
- 360°Microphones & Enhanced speakers – eMeet Luna Lite Bluetooth speakerphone has multiple built-in AI microphones to pick up voice anywhere in your workspace. Luna Lite USB speakerphone provides the high-quality audio performance and make your teleconference more like a face-to-face conversation. With the auto-vocal-increase function, Luna Lite speaker with microphone can identify the distance of the sound and adjust the volume automatically, providing a smooth and clear call experience to you.
- Updated AI Noise Reduction Algorithm – With the smarter VoiceIA algorithm, eMeet Luna Lite Bluetooth speakerphone features exclusive updated VoiceIA Noise Reduction Mode to create a better noise reduction experience. Eliminating background noise such as air conditioning noise, keyboard clicks & chair pulling sound, Luna Lite Bluetooth speaker with microphone pick up the voice more clearly. Whether in an available space or a large conference room, attendees can enjoy the life-like communication.
- Portable Size & Intimate Design – Compact and portable design makes it easy to carry eMeet Luna Lite Bluetooth speakerphone to anywhere. And Luna Lite conference speaker microphone added some intimate designs including rechargeable battery providing 15 hours of continuous talk time to meet your needs in your business trip. In addition, the Bluetooth function can be turned off at any time to prevent connection interference when using the USB connection.
If you are buying a Home Phone With Skype for the first time, then you should have Bluetooth Speakerphone Microphone Cancelling Conference. It has fewer features when you make Home Phone With Skype comparisons of Bluetooth Speakerphone Microphone Cancelling Conference with any other Home Phone With Skype but what it has is ease of use and best in class service. Go ahead and Grab a Home Phone With Skype, grab any Home Phone With Skype but if you are first time user and want a good experience do not look anywhere other than Bluetooth Speakerphone Microphone Cancelling Conference
6. Polycom 2200 48400 025 12 Line Business Media
- Asian Character Support, Hearing Aid Compatible, Supports VVX Expansion Module
- 802.3af Power Over Ethernet, Optional AC Adapter (Sold Separately)
- Dual-Port 10/100 Ethernet, 4-Way Navigation Cluster with Center Select Key
- HD Voice up to 7KHz, SIP Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
- 3.5-inch TFT Color LCD Display (320×240) 12 line Operation
The Polycom 2200-48400-025 VVX 401 makes more efficient and productive calls with the unparalleled voice clarity as a simple-to-use business media phone. With its HD voice up to 7KHz on all audio paths and improve productivity for cubicle worker’s and call center operators makes it which make it intuitive with easy to use user interface. The phone is equipped with great features including: 12 lines, Asian character support, 3.5″ TFT color LCD and supports VVX expansion module and VVX color expansion module. AC Adapter Sold Separately.
7. Conference Omnidirectional Microphone Teleconferencing Streaming
- ♫ 2.【360° Voice Pickup】Conference room omnidirectional microphone picks up your voice from 10 feet away（radius）. Everyone can hear each other without raising their voices. It can catch the slightest signal and reproduce your voice vividly like talking face to face. Kindly note that it is just a microphone, not a speaker.
- ♫ 1.【Portable Audio Conferencing Solution】This USB conference microphone is portable and simple. With a compact shape, it is lightweight(just 0.4lb) and space-saving. You can put it into your briefbag and carry it anywhere anytime. Just plug it with the USB 2.0 cable to the laptop, you can use it. Ideal for one-to-one and small-group conference calls, VoIP calls and home office.
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- ♫5.【Versatile compatibility & Multi-Application 】This computer microphone is compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10, Mas OS, Zoom, Skype, WebEx, Goto Meeting, Google Hangout, Facetime, etc. Great for distance learning, live streaming, gaming,Skype Zoom Webex meeting, Microsoft Team, etc. If you have any questions in using our conference microphone, please feel free to contact us via amazon email.
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Bluetooth conference phones are communication devices used in conferences. The devices support two-way communication, meaning the listeners can communicate back to the caller. They have loudspeakers and can be linked together to serve bigger conferences.
Like a regular Bluetooth speaker, conference phones use Bluetooth technology to amplify the sound of a regular smartphone. Because they also support microphones, participants in a conference room communicate intelligently without having to disrupt each other.
Bluetooth-enabled conference phones come with touch-based or button keypads for a predictable reason. When you need to contact person, you simply dial up the keypad. They don’t have a handset though. It’s a simple dial pad with letters and numbers. Some also have features to increase and lower their sound levels.
Speaker & Microphone.
A loudspeaker is after all the main feature of a conference speaker. They are significantly larger than smartphone speakers and pick up sound from a full 360 degrees. Their microphones are also unidirectional and work within a radius of up to 1000 square feet. Some also support Bluetooth headsets or PA systems to accommodate different functions.
USB connectivity is required for charging purposes and daisy chaining. (“Daisy chaining” refers to connecting multiple Bluetooth conference speakers together.) In large conference rooms where one device may not be enough, up to 10 devices could be linked to serve the same purpose.
Modern conference speakers also connect to the Internet. These come in handy when conducting web conferences or when making calls on VoIP phones. Most of the devices rely on Ethernet connectivity to support the Internet, but a few also support Wi-Fi.
In addition to Bluetooth technology, conference phones also come with full duplex sounds and noise reduction features. Full duplex allows conference members to communicate successively without the device cutting off some members. Noise reduction helps increase focus on the message coming from speakers instead of people surrounding them. Some phones also play music.
Good Sound Quality
The best Bluetooth-enabled conference phones are not only loud but also produce high-fidelity sounds. If you occasionally hold meetings with 2-10 or more people, a conference phone is a must-have device. The speakers described above come from reputable manufacturers and are also backed by customer reviews as being reliable.
Why inconvenience your business partners with unending office visits when you could hold conferences calls? And since Bluetooth phones for conferences produce top-notch sound quality, they support two-way communication and more features. This way, you can hold successful meetings using the devices.
Since you can call for impromptu meetings any time you need them, conference speakers allow you to remain agile as a business person. You’re not inconvenienced by time-traveling difficulties or other arrangements. Make calls and close deals when you need to.
The best Bluetooth conference phone for your business is not necessarily the fanciest. You don’t have to go for the one with bells and whistles or the most expensive device. Instead, choose:
- Good Sound Quality
- Easy to control dial pad
- Full duplex system
- Internet connectivity
- Affordable price
- Convenient connection range
Main Pros and Cons of Bluetooth Conference Phones
- Allows businesses to conduct phone call meetings conveniently
- Easy to control features
- Expandable so that more devices can be linked
- Some have distorted sound quality
- Not always affordable
Released in 2016, the Konftel 55Wx is a modern generation conference speaker designed to suit the needs of small and medium businesses. The device is lauded for its high fidelity sound quality that makes you feel as if you’re standing next to the person you’re talking to.
It’s a wireless device that can be connected to laptops and smartphones to accommodate modern communication needs. The wireless feature is optional, meaning you can also connect it via wired connections if your office is configured that way.
The phone’s keypad is touch-based and intuitive. Whether you’re adjusting the sound or connecting it to your laptop, everything is done at the touch of an icon.
Polycom RealPresence Trio 8500
Polycom’s Trio 8500 features an eye-catching T-shaped design. Its 5-inch HD quality dial pad is larger and clearer than most smartphones. It’s easy to navigate and reliable. The device supports a maximum of 3 devices, one of which is dedicated to Skype for business.
The Bluetooth conference speaker connects to the Internet through Ethernet connections. Not to be confused with the Trio 8800, the Trio 8500 has a smaller speaker meant for smaller conference rooms. It’s also cheaper but has the rich sound quality its bigger brother is known for.
Logitech Mobile Speakerphone P710e
Logitech’s speakerphone consists of an actual smartphone and a Bluetooth speaker to go along with it. The smartphone supports calls, text messages, emails, social media and everything else an Android phone does.
The device is best used to receive hands-free audio and video calls in small and medium conference rooms. While the smartphone can be attached on top of the speaker, it’s also removable. The speaker also needs charging through a USB plug.
Like many modern generation speakers, the P710e can be paired with up to 10 devices. It can also be connected with laptop computers to support Skype calls. What’s better, the device is incredibly low-budget at $117.
Jabra Speaker 510
Jabra is yet another new generation conference phone admired for its high-quality sounds, affordable price, and two-way communication support. It costs $108, which ranks it amongst the most affordable Bluetooth conference room phones on Amazon.
The speaker is circular-shaped with no fancy dial pads and features. Its control features are located on the outer parts of the speaker. You can adjust sound, pick calls, view the battery level and recharge or connect to Bluetooth at the touch of a button. The speaker also comes with a carrying case at no additional cost.
VTech VCS752 ErisStation SIP
Like its name, the EricStation SIP is V-shaped and striking. A small button dial pad is located on the lower side of the device. It also features a small LCD screen that displays phone numbers as you dial them. It’s a full duplex phone with two microphones.
The dial pad supports a lot of features, including call holding, call forwarding, blocking and DND. Its phonebook stores up to 200 contacts, while the battery keeps power up to 15 hours. It’s a simple phone designed for executives looking for an easy-to-use device.
Bluetooth conference phones are the standard communication device in most modern office business settings. They are affordable, easy to use, and highly convenient. If you conduct business calls regularly, consider purchasing a good conference speaker for your business.


This desktop switch offers an economical way to benefit from the increased bandwidth of Gigabit Ethernet. It provides 8 Gigabit ports for fast server deployment to meet increasing network load. With plug and play installation and copper Gigabit ports capable of connecting to your existing Cat. 5 twisted-pair cable, this device instantly enhances your workgroup's performance without requiring you to install expensive fiber cables or to go through complex reconfiguration.
Inexpensive Gigabit solution.
8 - 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit ports on Cat. 5 cable.
Full/half-duplex for Ethernet/Fast Ethernet speeds.
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IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u,IEEE 802.3ab
Easily installable on desktop.
All sizes are approximate.
Products may vary from illustration.
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History of radio:
Over time, the radio has changed. Today’s radio has a different format, purpose, audience reach, and clarity than radio did in the 1950s. Radio has weathered the challenge of the television business by adapting to the changing times. Acts have been passed to address it, as well as the establishment of a government regulatory agency (FCC). Today, radio is the most cost-effective and effective way to interact with people all over the world. It all started with Samuel Morse’s development of the telegraph in 1844 and progressed from there as skilled innovators and engineers worked from the late 1800s to the present to produce the powerful communications medium we know today as radio.
Effective Use of Radio:
For broadcasting lectures by prominent educators, scientists, historical declarations, and other topics, the radio medium is particularly useful. Drama, stories, commentary, sports news, instructional news, and educational programming can all be broadcast on it. Radio is widely used in both urban and rural areas.
The majority of radio shows are created around issues that are better suited to spoken communication. Audio programmers can make use of sound, music, and special audio effects to improve their effectiveness. These methods aid in the creation of visual representations using sound. Classroom instruction can also benefit from non-broadcast mode (i.e. specifically created audio cassettes).
Audio programs for schoolchildren are produced by institutions such as the Central Institute of Educational Technology in New Delhi, the State Institute of Educational Technology, and the Educational Technology Cells of State Councils of Educational Research and Training.
A single principle governs the operation of the radio. The microphone converts the sound waves produced by the speaker into electromagnetic waves. The radio transmitter superimposes the electromagnetic waves on a carrier wave of the desired wavelength. In the radio transmitter, the radio transmitter plays a vital function.
Ground waves or surface waves affect radio wave transmission, while sky waves or ionosphere waves affect radio wave transmission. Because of the barrier of hills and forests, ground waves and surface waves are ineffective over long distances. The second form of electromagnetic waves, known as sky waves, are sent into the atmosphere and reflected back to earth. There are no boundaries in the way of these waves. The ionosphere is the portion of the atmosphere between 180 and 400 kilometers above the earth’s surface. The aerial of the radio receiver picks up the waves reflected in this way. It re-encodes them as sound waves and sends them to amplifiers to recreate the original sound waves. As a result, men may hear lectures, messages, and other information over large distances via radio in the same second.
Radio is no longer considered a luxury item. It’s become a requirement. Radios can be found in even the most isolated places. Radios are carried by shepherds and cowherds. Different sizes of radios are available. Radio is not solely for the dissemination of news. It is presently used for a variety of purposes. Flying airplanes and sailing ships requires the use of a radio. In modern warfare, for the police to maintain law and order, and for the transmission of culture, radio is critical. Radio also provides educational programming. Even illiterates can utilize modern media to obtain information and amusement.
Radio in India is mostly controlled by the government. The Akash Vani, as it is known, is a tightly controlled entity. Amateur radio devices known as H A M have been put into operation and are proving to be effective in times of natural disasters. Large portions of Orissa would have been cut off for weeks during the 1999 Super Cyclone if it hadn’t been for the HAM sets.
Radio has played an important role in communication and will continue to do so in the future.
The role of radio
On the radio and television, there are particular programs for working people. For instance, there is an agricultural program in which farmers are taught new and more efficient farming practices. On the radio, special villagers’ programming is broadcast. They listen to village music and songs, as well as discussions about local issues, time-honored customs and traditions, and social changes, among other things. They pay attention to the news and the pricing of various goods (articles of trade). There could be more of these programmers available, for example, for factory workers.
The Importance of the Radio In The Society:
The radio is a significant information and communication instrument; it has not only been useful and beneficial to people since its inception, but it continues to play an important role in communication today. Even in recent years, when there have been significant advancements and enhancements in the field of communication, its significance has continued to grow. Radio communication is not only dependable, but also cost-effective, and these are just a few of the reasons why it has stayed so popular and why so many companies have employed it to this day. Its significance has been acknowledged, and groups from all walks of life, including education, politics, Christianity, and the press, have been able to communicate successfully and properly utilizing it.
Radio as a medium of mass communication:
Communicators employ a variety of mediums to deliver a message (a thought, idea, opinion, or attitude) to readers, listeners, or viewers. People employ these mediums, such as film, print, and radio, for a variety of reasons. Each mass media has its own qualities and nature. For example, print media (newspapers, magazines, etc.) give precise information that may be stored for extended periods of time, accessible whenever needed, and used by a large number of people at the same time. Films can be seen and enjoyed by a large or small number of people in a single location (cinema hall), or at home via television sets. Radio and television broadcasting may send voices and images to a big number of listeners and viewers from afar.
Radio is a widely used medium for communication, entertainment, and information, but it can be damaging if used incorrectly. In this sense, the radio has both advantages and disadvantages, and it is up to us to decide. We have the option of making it a useful instrument or not. To make technology a useful tool for us, we must be wise. We should schedule our time so that we can listen to the radio while also completing our tasks. When using such equipment, we must use extreme caution.
Poem about radio:
By Laurel Blossom


AT&T got a late start in rolling out its fast 3G data network and, unfortunately, it shows. Our experience testing hundreds of phones in various locations indicates that AT&T phones still don't pull in high-speed coverage on a 3G network the way Sprint and Verizon phones do. This is the case even in big cities like New York and Boston.
But all that's changing as AT&T races to build out its network. If you have a 3G-capable AT&T smartphone and live in a covered area, you'll be thrilled with the performance. Plus, HSDPA 3.6 has more of a global reach, since the same devices will work in Europe. The carrier's data network offers average download speeds in the 700 to 1,000Kbps range, with bursts up to 2Mbps. Upload speeds average in the 300 to 400Kbps rangeslower, but not as bad as EV-DO Rev 0.
One caveat, however, unlike with Verizon and Sprint, many top-notch AT&T handsetsincluding market leaders like the BlackBerry Pearl 8120, the BlackBerry Curve 8310, and unlocked handsets that accept AT&T SIM cards like the Nokia N78 don't have 3G radios that work in the U.S. They can still function as laptop modems, but it will be at much slower EDGE speeds, which average about twice to three times that of dial-up. Most likely, you'll quickly give up in frustration after waiting for more than a minute for the average 2008-era Web page to load up.
Still with us? Here's how to tether your AT&T cell phone to your laptop for use as a modem:
Check your plan. AT&T's Data Connect page list the company's various and fairly complicated plans. Any of the plans that read "plus tethering" will work. That's either a $15/month premium from the PDA or BlackBerry Enterprise plan, or a $30/month premium from the PDA or BlackBerry Personal plan.
Check your phone. Here's the rundown of all the latest AT&T smartphones, and what each one is capable of:
Apple iPhone and iPhone 3G: can't tether as a laptop modem
AT&T Tilt: can tether over USB and Bluetooth
BlackBerry Curve 8310: can only tether as EDGE
BlackBerry Pearl 8110: can only tether as EDGE
BlackBerry Pearl 8120: can only tether as EDGE
BlackBerry 8800: can only tether as EDGE
MOTO Q Global: can tether over USB and Bluetooth
Palm Centro: can only tether as EDGE
Palm Treo 750: can tether over USB and Bluetooth
Pantech Duo: can tether over USB and Bluetooth
Samsung BlackJack II: Rev 0 over USB and Bluetooth
Wired or Wireless? Your choices here are either via USB (wired) or Bluetooth (wireless). Bluetooth is obviously more convenient, and in some cases (particularly on Macs) it can be easier to set up. But Bluetooth's theoretical maximum data speed of 732.1 Kbps usually clocks in much slower in the real world. This can put a real crimp on things when you're connected to a fast HSDPA network. Perhaps more importantly, your phone's battery will be draining the entire time, and rather quickly. For those reasons, you may prefer to use a USB connection.
Note: as more compatible phones hit the market, we'll soon learn if the latest Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR spec improves tethering speeds, with its 2.1 megabit theoretical maximum transfer rate. Draining the battery will still be a problem, however.
Download the right software. If you're running Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows Vista, download AT&T Communication Manager, for free at AT&T's site. Mac users should probably stick with Bluetooth and grab the right modem script from taniwha.org.uk or another similar site. Dial-up networking users should use the following settings:
Phone Number: *99#
User name: ISP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Configure your handset. BlackBerrys need no extra configuration. For Windows Mobile 5 smartphones on Verizon, press Start -> Accessories -> Modem-link -> Activate -> On. On WM6, there's an Internet Sharing icon in the main menu. Then connect your phone to your PC via the included USB cable if you're not using Bluetooth. Once you're done, turn this feature off again so you can resume connecting your phone to your computer via ActiveSync.
Stay within data limits each month. Like Sprint and Verizon, AT&T now limits downloaded data to 5GB/month. That's fine for regular Web browsing and checking e-mail. But beware when sharing music, downloading and even streaming video, or doing anything that taxes your bandwidthor face hefty overage penalties on your next bill.


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The Early Days of Mobile Communication
The first commercially available mobile phone, the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, was introduced in 1983. This massive device weighed over 2 pounds and had a price tag of around $3,995. While it was a technological marvel at the time, it was a far cry from the sleek and powerful smartphones we have today.
The Evolution of Design
Smartphone technology has come a long way in terms of design. Gone are the days of bulky, brick-like devices. Today’s smartphones feature slim profiles, edge-to-edge screens, and materials like glass and aluminum, making them not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing.
One of the most significant advancements in smartphone technology has been in display technology. From the introduction of color screens to the evolution of OLED and AMOLED displays, smartphones now offer stunning visuals with vibrant colors and deep blacks. Foldable and flexible display technology is also making waves, allowing for innovative form factors and enhanced user experiences.
The heart of any smartphone is its processor, and this area has seen remarkable growth. Modern smartphones are powered by powerful processors, some even rivaling the processing power of laptops. These chips enable faster performance, improved multitasking, and support for demanding applications such as gaming and augmented reality.
The transition from 2G to 3G, 4G, and now 5G networks has revolutionized how we connect and communicate through smartphones. 5G technology promises blazing-fast download and upload speeds, low latency, and support for the Internet of Things (IoT). This opens up new possibilities for remote work, smart homes, and augmented reality experiences.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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While battery technology has improved, it remains a significant challenge. Manufacturers are exploring innovations like solid-state batteries and faster charging technologies to address this issue. Wireless charging has also become more widespread, offering convenience to users.
The Future of Smartphone Technology
So, what does the future hold for smartphone technology? Here are some exciting possibilities:
- Foldable Displays: Foldable smartphones are already on the market, but we can expect further advancements in this area, making them more durable and affordable.
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- AI Integration: AI will continue to evolve, enabling even smarter virtual assistants and more personalized experiences.
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The Gigamobile project
The increasing popularity of smartphones and other mobile devices, where the end user has access to a host of rich multimedia functionality, means that the current mobile network architecture will struggle to meet surging data demands. Although the global rollout of 4G networks is well underway, it is unlikely that that 4G alone will be able to service the growing data requirements of mobile users. Furthermore, while voice, data, and compressed streaming media are now the norm, it is future social networking applications which will undoubtedly present mobile network designers and operators with their greatest challenge.
A New Mobile Networking Paradigm
One method of supplementing mobile communications, which is currently gaining significant momentum is the idea of using network users themselves as relays by employing device-to-device (D2D) communications. In this device-to-device model, existing mobile infrastructure can be used to set-up, control and manage short direct communications links between nearby mobile device users within an operator’s network.
The Multi-gigabit mobile networking concept senvisaged that all network users are connected to a low-rate control service via connections to the eNodeB (black, dashed arrows).
The control service provides contextually appropriate information that helps the nodes manage high-capacity links (purple, solid arrows) that form a rapidly changing multi-hop network for data delivery.
A lower capacity fall back service is provided using either 2.45/5 GHz WiGig (red, solid arrows) or as a worst scenario, the normal cellular data channels (black, dashed arrows).
Research Hypothesis and Objectives
In the proposed project, we will completely re-imagine the mobile network architecture with the aim of off- loading local services from the eNodeB using tri-band D2D communications in a bid to enhance the overall network capacity. The future success of D2D communications will be largely dependent upon a thorough understanding of the characteristics of the physical layer (e.g. link statistics and reliability) and the subsequent adaptive scheduling of links and intelligent social routing of data to incentivise the effective use of crowd sourced resources. Through this research programme and along with our collaborators we will seek to answer key research, regulatory and societal impact related questions about the proposed tri-band D2D communications when used as a high capacity underlay for mobile networks.


If you’re having Wi-Fi problems, either it’s slowing down or you feel that your internet service provider doesn’t give the advertised speeds, then testing your Wi-Fi speed can be a simple way to confirm these problems. And in this post, we are going to talk What, Why And How Of A Wi-Fi Speed Test?
Running a wifi speed test can provide you with an accurate picture of your internet connection speed. To learn more about Wi-Fi speed tests, continue reading this article as we will be covering the what, why, and how of a speed test.
What is a Wi-Fi speed test?
A Wi-Fi speed test can help you figure out your internet upload and download speeds, and identify other network issues, such as physical connection problems, latency issues, or packet loss.
These speed tests mostly measure three vital elements — download speed, upload speed, and ping rate — let’s discuss each one.
This measures how fast can your internet download the data to your computer, download speed is measured in Mbps or megabits per second.
The download speed is determined by downloading multiple pieces of data to your computer and simultaneously adjusting the number and size of connections of the test download. By doing this, it maximizes your internet connection speed and ensures that it’s working at its best.
If you want to assess the results, then you must know the advertised speed of your internet connection, and compare them. For example, if you’re streaming videos on Netflix, it will require 25 Mbps for 4K ultra high definition videos and 5 Mbps for 1080p high definition videos.
This measures how quickly can your internet upload data from your computer to the internet. For example, the speed of your internet when uploading videos or pictures to social media websites. However, don’t expect that your upload speed will be as fast as your download speed, as internet service providers usually give slower upload speeds.
This test works just the same as download tests but in reverse. Your computer will upload multiple pieces of data, and make adjustments to ensure the full use of your internet connection.
This measures your network latency — the time it took for a data packet sent from your computer to another until it received a return.
High network latency causes lag — the slow response caused by a slow computer or internet connection — which you’d definitely want to avoid when playing online multiplayer games.
If you’re into gaming, then you should have a ping rate of fewer than 30 milliseconds to avoid lag while you’re in-game. On the other hand, you should avoid having a 150 ms ping rate.
Why do you need a Wi-Fi speed test?
If you’re not testing your internet speed on a regular basis, problems could arise without you even knowing it. Although you probably won’t notice a big difference if your download speed drops from 100 Mbps to 80 Mbps when you’re watching YouTube videos or casually browsing websites, when a massive game update comes once in a while, you’d probably be asking yourself why your internet speed is slower than before.
Testing your Wi-Fi speed regularly can help you confirm if there’s a problem with your network, may it be a broken router or slow internet speeds from your service provider.
How of a Wi-Fi speed test?
Testing your Wi-Fi speed is actually simple and easy. You’ll not need any other software, all you’ll need is a computer with a capable web browser, such as Google Chrome. Go to a reliable speed test website and run the test. However, you can also do a few things to ensure an accurate reading of your Wi-Fi speed.
Here are some tips to ensure an accurate speed test:
1. Do the test in the right place
Doing your speed test in the wrong place can significantly affect your results. But how do you choose the right spot? Choosing the location of your test will depend on what you’re trying to determine. For example:
If you just want to determine your internet speed — then run your speed test in a place closest to your router. Particularly, in a room without physical obstacles that can block your router’s signal.
If you’re trying to determine the best place for your router — then run a test in all the rooms in your house, then compare test results. By doing this, you can identify the rooms that have a weak signal.
2. Don’t use VPNs during testing
If you’re doing speed tests, always remember not to use any VPN or data- saving apps. These apps can slow down your internet connection, so turning them on while testing your Wi-Fi speeds can significantly affect your test results.
3. Don’t run speed tests during peak hours
The number of Wi-Fi users that are logged in at the same time can significantly affect your internet speed. During these peak hours, when everyone’s watching online videos on YouTube and Netflix you’d definitely experience slower internet speeds.
However, if you’re trying to find out how slow your internet speed is during peak hours, then run a speed test during off-peak and peak hours to have a comparison. On the other hand, if you only want to determine how fast your internet speed is, then you should run a speed test during off-peak hours.
4. Test your Wi-Fi speed more than once
In order to get the most accurate result of the speed test, you’ll need to run the test more than once. Since internet speeds can be unstable, you can get different test results with the same testing conditions. By testing your internet speed at different times of the day, continuously for at least three days, you can average the test results, and have a more definite image of your internet speed.
Whatever your reasons are behind doing a speed test, doing it on a regular basis can surely help you in cases such as setting up a new Wi-Fi router, checking for dead spots and weak signals within your home, or making sure that your internet provider is keeping up with their advertised speeds.


OSI Model (Open System Interconnection Model) was developed in 1983 by the representatives of major telecommunication and computer companies. OSI architecture was officially adopted as an International standard by the International Standardization Organisation (ISO). The main concept of OSI is that the process of communication between two endpoints in a network can be divided into seven distinct groups of related functions or layers. Each communicating user or program is on a device that can provide those seven layers of function.
In this architecture, each layer serves the layer above it and it is served by the layer below it, i.e. layer 2 will serve the layer 3 and layer 2 is served by layer 1. So, in a given message between users, there will be a flow of data down through the layers in the source computer, across the network, and then finally moves to the destination computer.
The seven layers of the OSI model are described as:
In this layer, the capacity of the communication network is identified and the communication partners are identified. Is there someone to talk? Will the network allows connecting right now? These types of decisions are part of application layer functioning.
This layer is usually part of an operating system and converts incoming and outgoing data from one presentation format to another, e.g. from clear text to encrypted text at one end and back to clear text at the other end.
This layer sets up, coordinates and terminates conversations. Its services include authentication and reconnection after an interruption. On the internet, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) provide these services for most applications.
This layer manages the task to convert data into packets and checks error if any in the data when it is received.
This layer handles addressing and routing the data — sending it in the right direction to the right destination and receiving incoming transmissions at the packet level. IP is the network layer for the internet. IPv6 is the latest version of Internet Protocol.
Data link layer
This layer sets up links across the physical network and puts packets into network frames.
This layer conveys the stream of bits across the network either electrically, mechanically or through radio waves. The physical layer covers a variety of devices and mediums, e.g. optical fibres, coaxial cables, connectors, receivers, transceivers and repeaters etc.


The number of mobile phone users in developing countries has grown at a phenomenal rate over the last few years (from 30.2% of people in 2006 to 78.8% in 2011). Many charities and organisations have developed exciting new ways to use this technology, greatly improving development in many areas such as health, agriculture and the economy.
A hugely successful and well-established example of mobiles being used for development is the M-Pesa mobile banking service that launched in Kenya 2007. With the introduction of this technology, millions of people now have access to a bank account for the first time, giving users a more secure way to keep their money. Research in the Economist suggested that, as a result of the service, most people have seen their income rise between 5-30%
It’s not only economic benefits though. There is also a wide range of projects that are using the growing number of mobile users to deliver better healthcare. The World Health Organisation(WHO) puts the amount of counterfeit drugs in the developing world at 30%[iii], and these can have disastrous effects on people’s health and treatment.
The not-for-profit mPedigree launched a system in Ghana and Nigeria where a patient can simply scratch off a panel on their medication and text the code to their service. Within seconds, they know whether the drug is genuine and safe to use.
The most basic phones are now progressing development in every area. Mobile phones are providing people with affordable ways to access the benefits of ICT for the first time, whether it’s the BBC in Bangladesh providing English lessons for those living on just a few dollars a day, or Dialog Tradenet in Sri Lanka allowing farmers to access up-to-date market prices for their produce.
Moreover, phones with internet connectivity are giving millions of people access to the internet who previously had none, especially in remote areas where wired connections don’t exist. Having said that, many rural areas are still unconnected to mobile networks and so there is a lot that needs to be done to enable wider access.
One obstacle to this is tax and regulation, which The Economist wrote about in 2011. As the benefits of mobile become clear, governments in developing countries will hopefully continue to encourage investment in mobile and other technological infrastructure - as without this support, the huge potential for future development will be hampered.
Looking ahead, the potential for mobile for development (M4D) is huge. Last year, smartphones outsold PCs for the first time globally[iv], which will have a huge impact on how people access and use technology in developing economies. As these more powerful handsets start to become cheaper and more readily available we can expect to see the rollout of many more projects and services designed to meet the needs of people across Africa and other developing regions.
[i] International Communication Union (2011) Key ICT indicators for developed and developing countries and the world [internet]. Available at: http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/statistics/at_glance/KeyTelecom.html
[ii] The Economist (2009) The power of mobile money [internet]. Available at: http://www.economist.com/node/14505519
[iii] World Health Organization (2007) WHO-led anti-counterfeiting coalition examines technologies to prevent fake drugs[internet]. Available at: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2007/pr07/en/index.html
[iv] Business Insider (2012) The Future of Mobile[internet]. Available at: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-future-of-mobile-deck-2012-3?op=1


UniFi Access Point - WiFi -Outdoor - 2.4 GHz
2x2 MIMO, 300Mbps 802.11b/g/n Outdoor Access Point
- Wi-Fi Standards: 802.11 b/g/n
- Antennas: 2 x External 6 dBi omni antenna included, 191 mm (Length), 13mm (Diameter)
- Maximum Power Consumption: 4.6 Watts
- Max TX Power: 27 dBm
- BSSID: Up to four per radio
- Wireless Security: WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA-TKIP, WPA2 AES, 802.11i
Supported Data Rates (Mbps)
- 802.11n @ 2.4GHz: MCS0 - MCS15 (6.5 Mbps to 300 Mbps), HT 20/40
- 802.11b @ 2.4GHz: 1, 2, 5.5, 11
- 802.11g @ 2.4GHz: 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54
Advanced Traffic Management
- VLAN: 802.1Q
- Advanced QoS: WLAN prioritization
- Guest traffic isolation: Supported
- WMM: Voice, video, best effort, and background
- Concurrent Clients: 100+
- Ethernet Ports: 2 x 10/100 Mbps, Auto MDX, autosensing
- Buttons: Reset
- Power Method: Passive Power over Ethernet (12-24V)
- Power Supply: 24V 1A PoE Adapter included
- Power Save: Supported
- Mounting: Wall/Ceiling (Kits included)
- Dimensions: 17 x 8 x 3 cm
- Weight: 0.54 kg
- Operating Temperature: -30 to 75°C (-22 to 167° F)
- Operating Humidity: 5 - 95% Condensing
- 1 x Ubiquiti UniFi UAP Outdoor Unit
- Wall and Ceiling Mount Adapter Kit
- Power Over Ethernet Adapter
- UniFi Controller Software Installation CD
Scalable and Unified Enterprise WiFi Management
The UniFi Enterprise WiFi System is a scalable enterprise access point solution designed to be easily deployed and managed. The UniFi UAP Outdoor Access Point has a sleek design and can be easily mounted to a wall using the included mounting hardware. They are powered using the included Power over Ethernet (PoE) adapter, which provides power and data using a single cable.
The UniFi Enterprise WiFi System includes the UniFi Controller software. The software installs on any PC or Mac within the network and is easily accessible through any standard web browser. Using the UniFi Controller software, an Enterprise WiFi network can be instantly configured and administered without any special training. Real-time status, automatic UAP device detection, map loading, and advanced security options are all seamlessly integrated.
- Design - Aesthetic industrial design with unique LED provisioning ring which provides an administrator location tracking and alerts for each device.
- Powerful Hardware - UniFi AP devices feature the latest in WiFi 802.11n technology (b/g/n supported)— capable of 300 Mbps speeds with ranges from 600 ft.
- Intuitive UniFi Controller - Software Install, configure, and manage all of your UniFi AP devices with the intuitive and easy-to-learn UniFi Controller software User Interface (no special training needed).
- Expandable - Unlimited scalability. Build wireless networks as small or big as needed. Start with one (or upgrade to a 3-pack) and expand to thousands while maintaining a single unified management system.
- Easy Mounting - Sleek wall-mountable and ceiling tile mountable design (all accessories included).
- Power over Ethernet (PoE) - Includes Power over Ethernet (PoE) functionality which allows both power and data to be carried over a single Ethernet cable to the device.
- Wireless Uplinks - One wired UniFi AP uplink supports 4 wireless downlinks allowing wireless adoption of devices and real-time changes to network topology.
- L3 Manageability - With L3 Manageability, the UniFi Controller software can be run in a different subnet to the UniFi APs it manages, allowing "no-touch" AP provisioning.
- Hotspot Management - All UniFi APs include Hotspot functionality including:
- Built-in support for billing integration using major credit cards via PayPal.
- Built-in support for voucher-based authentication.
- Built in Hotspot Manager for voucher creation, guest management and payment refund.
- Full customization of Hotspot portal pages.
- Rate Limiting - Take advantage of UniFi's rate limiting for your Guest Portal and Hotspot package offerings. Apply different bandwidth rates (download/upload), limit total data usage and limit duration of use.
- Google Maps - Integration Upload your own custom-created coverage maps or configure your map using the built-in Google Maps API.
- Email Alerts - Enable delivery of custom email alerts to your inbox to report on any status changes in the UniFi Controller software.
Extend Your Coverage
With the UniFi Controller software running in a NOC or in the cloud, administrators can extend and centrally manage wide areas of indoor and outdoor coverage using any combination of UniFi AP devices. Below are some examples of how UniFi APs can be deployed:
Extend Wirelessly - Take advantage of wireless downlinking. One wired UniFi AP uplink supports 4 wireless downlinks allowing wireless adoption of devices in their default state and real-time changes to network topology.
Manage Hotspots and Control Billing - Use Hotspot to customize portal login pages and bill customers using major credit cards via PayPal. Or, set up a voucher-based authentication system using Hotspot Manager for voucher creation, user administration, guest management and payment refunds.
UniFi Controller Software
The UniFi Enterprise WiFi System includes the UniFi Controller software. Using the UniFi Controller software, an Enterprise WiFi network can be instantly configured and administered without any special training.
- Packed with Features - After the UniFi Controller software is installed on a Mac or PC, the UniFi Controller can be accessed through any device using a web browser. The UniFi Controller allows the operator to instantly provision thousands of UniFi APs, map out networks, quickly manage system traffic, and further provision individual UniFi AP devices.
- Users and Guests - Keep track and control access of specific users/guests connected to your network(s).
- Remote Firmware Upgrade - Save time and effort by remotely upgrading device firmware.
- Guest Portal Support - Easy customization and advanced options for Guest Portals including authentication, Hotspot setup options and the ability to run as an External Portal Server.
- Events and Alerts - UniFi makes it easy to view and set up email delivery of alerts and recent events on your network(s).
- One UniFied Network - Option to create one large wireless network across multiple APs that lets users seamlessly roam.
- Save money. Save time. - Unlike traditional enterprise WiFi systems utilizing a hardware WiFi Switch, UniFi uses a virtual client/server application that requires zero cost and no additional hardware.
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|Title||Coordinated sensing and autonomous repair of pressure vessels and structures|
|Publication Type||Conference Paper and Presentation|
|Year of Publication||2010|
|Authors||Huston, DR, Hurley, DA, Gollins, K, Gervais, A|
|Conference Name||Sensors and Smart Structures Technologies for Civil, Mechanical, and Aerospace Systems 2010|
|Conference Location||San Diego, CA, USA|
Self-repairing structural systems can potentially improve performance ranges and lifetimes compared to those of conventional systems without self-healing capability. Self-healing materials have been used in automotive and aeronautical applications for over a century. The bulk of these systems operate by using the damage to directly initiate the repair response without any supervisory coordination. Integrating sensing and supervisory control technologies with self-healing may improve the safety and reliability of critical components and structures. This project used laboratory scale test beds to illustrate the benefit of an integrated sensing, control and self-healing system. A thermal healing polymer embedded with resistive heating wires acted as the sensing-healing material. Sensing duties were performed using an impedance, capacitance, and resistance testing device and a PC acted as the controller. As damage occurs to the polymer it is detected, located, and characterized. Based on the sensor signal, a decision is made as to whether to execute a repair and then to subsequently monitor the repair process to ensure completeness. The second demonstration was a self-sealing pressure vessel with integrated sensing and healing capability. These proof-of-concept prototypes can likely be expanded and improved with alternative sensor options, sensing-healing materials, and system architecture.
Coordinated sensing and autonomous repair of pressure vessels and structures


Evaluating High Bandwidth Satellite Communications for Data Intensive Agriculture
Funding Quarter of Year
Data-driven agriculture promises to transform agriculture, but reliable and affordable data transfer from the field remains a bottleneck. Emerging sensing technologies including drone images can help monitor and inform crop as well as rangeland management. However, data collected in the field must be combined, analyzed, and returned to stakeholders as actionable information. To leverage new data streams, it is often necessary to move large data from the field to the cloud for automated analysis generation of reports with actionable information.
We plan to evaluate a new satellite communications technology that will be launched in 2021. The NSLComm satellite will transfer data from remote fields to the cloud for automated analysis and reporting. The NSLComm satellite uses a portable, low power transmitter the size and with a target cost of under one thousand dollars and transfer rate of one gigabit per second. By contrast, existing communications satellites require a large dish costing millions of dollars to transfer data at this rate.
We will develop and evaluate a data transfer and reporting pipeline that will highlight the new capabilities that this new satellite communications capability will enable. We will demonstrate a use case that will be of broad use to the industry: collecting aerial imagery in the field and automating the analysis and generation of crop status reports within twelve hours. This will reduce time to results and labor, and enable more timely decision support. This will be a first step toward high bandwidth data infrastructure for Arizona’s agriculture industry.


When it comes to team works, synergy is key to high efficiency and superior performance. At Hollyland, we are inspired by the vision of empowering people with the tools to connect, collaborate and co-create. Our wireless solutions are expressly designed for data, audio, and video transmissions and wireless intercom systems for real-time team communication. Rapidly becoming the most competitive global wireless device and solution providers, Hollyland products are redefining the way people interchange and share ideas, visions, and creativity every day around the world. All Hollyland's technological advancements and innovations are driven by great passion, perseverance, and an open culture that encourages curiosity and ingenuity. By putting customers at the center of everything we do, we are constantly inspired and actively work on finding new ways that better solve problems and adapt to customers' needs in this ever-changing world. Founded in 2013, with years of dedicated R&D and experiences in wireless technologies and applications, the Hollyland brand has won recognition and trust by global customers for our persistent pursuance of excellence and quality.


Discover The Latest Technology Used In Private Utility Locating In Mesa
Utility locating is a crucial process that helps to identify and map the location of underground utilities before any excavation work can take place. The process involves the use of advanced technology and equipment to ensure that the work is done accurately and safely. In recent years, there have been significant advancements in locating technology, making the process faster, more efficient, and cost-effective. This article explores some of the latest technology used in Private Utility Locating in Mesa and their benefits.
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Ground penetrating radar cokes as a non-destructive technology that utilizes electromagnetic radiation to identify and locate subsurface utilities. It operates by transmitting high-frequency radio waves underground and scrutinizing the reflected signals. We heavily use GPR technology in identifying the site and depth of underground utilities, such as water pipes, sewer lines, and electrical conduits. The technology can be used in different types of soil, including clay, sand, and rock. It helps us to create 3D maps of undersurface utilities, making it easier to plan and execute our excavation work.
Electromagnetic Induction (EMI)
Electromagnetic induction technology is a non-invasive method that enables us to detect underground utilities. The technology works by emitting an electromagnetic field and measuring the resulting energy. The energy changes when it encounters undersurface utilities, allowing our experts to locate the site and depth of these utilities. Mesa, AZ private utility locating contractors depend on this innovation when detecting metallic objects, such as pipes and cables. However, it is less effective in detecting non-metallic materials such as plastic pipes. The technology is quick and easy to use, making it a common application in our operations.
Acoustic Pipe Locators
We use acoustic pipe locators that depend on sound waves to locate underground pipes. This technology works by inserting a device into the pipe and emitting a high-frequency sound wave. The device then listens for the sound wave’s reflection which allows us to identify the location of the pipes. We use these locators when locating pipes made of different materials, including metal, PVC, and concrete. The innovation is also effective in detecting leaks in pipes, making it useful for maintenance and repair work.
Geographic Information System (GIS)
Geographic Information System (GIS) is a mapping technology that allows us to integrate different data sources. The integration enables us, our experts, to create a comprehensive view of the location and characteristics of underground utilities. GIS can integrate data from different sources, including utility identification, satellite imagery, and geological surveys, to create a detailed map of undersurface utilities. The technology can also be used when managing infrastructure projects, such as water supply and waste management systems. Ensure you call before you dig to get accurate data that can be used for planning and execution of excavation work.


GEUS "turns on the juice" for Greenville, Texas consumers
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GEUS now offers free Turbo Boost for our basic residential Internet service customers (a $9.95 value). Turbo Boost gives you an additional 5 mbps (megabytes per second) for the first 20 megs of download service per month. Our already fast average service speed of 10 Mbps is even faster with Turbo Boost. GEUS offers even faster residential packages.


For 4 years, Prolec GE has had the monitoring infrastructure in place to make it easier for customers to visualize the reliability tests of power transformers without having to physically be at the factory.
This allows customers to witness acceptance tests from anywhere, in real time and with multi-user capability. Customers can view preliminary tests, warranty reviews, diagnostics, and even in-house oil tests, thus confirming compliance with their contractual specifications at no added cost.
At the beginning of this year, Prolec GE increased the capacity and efficiency of monitoring equipment by installing 40 new cameras in its 3 laboratories (medium power, power and extra high voltage) with full HD resolution and better transmission speed.
The team of technicians who support the laboratories are specialists in thermography, testing, transformer calibration and dielectric testing. He has more than 20 years of experience and is certified in standard regulations for the administration of laboratories ISO 17025 (2017).
As part of the capacity building project, a new restricted access platform has been developed , configurable on mobile devices. The application handles the latest in display technology to test evidence with motion control, Full HD resolution, 30x graphic zoom and 10x digital. In addition, it has a support chat that allows support throughout the process with our specialists.
This is how Prolec GE focuses on a customer-centric culture working continuously in the development of infrastructure projects and product innovations, which always guarantees a high level of service to its users.


The Pebble Smartwatch is a customizable watch that that delivers timely information to your wrist and is extremely developer friendly. The 2nd generation of the watch, the Pebble Time, brought the ability to interface hardware via the creation of Smartstraps that allow developers to access functionality outside of the watch. This project will use this functionality to interface a Radio Frequency (RF) transceiver to allow wireless communication with a microcontroller unit (MCU). This will allow the watch to perform the action of locking or unlocking a door from a distance. As a group, we hope to combine the ever growing industry of wearables and the idea of RF control to achieve everyday tasks.
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