Telecom News Bulletin

England Authorities Now Keeping Strict Check On Social Networks

London riots are the main story nowadays around the world. Facebook and other social sites are being held responsible for some of these riots. So, British Prime Minister, David Cameron has appealed to these sites to take responsibilities of the problems created by people using their social websites. Facebook in reply, have explained that they [...]

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Anonymous Threats To Destroy Facebook on November 5 [Statement+Video]

More than 70 websites of the security agencies of the United States of America were hacked by a hacking group known as ‘Anonymous’. This incident is still fresh and a new threat has been given by Anonymous and this time they are trying to target the famous social networking website known as ‘Facebook’. Anonymous released [...]

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PTCL, Militarylands and Cantonment Joint Development Program‏

Pakistan Telecommunication Company limited is a major telecom operator in Pakistan that is providing system of telecom services in various areas of country. One cannot hide the pivot role of PTCL in maintaining network of many organizations, corporations and institutions of Pakistan.

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Nokia Siemens Networks Unveils World’s Lowest Power-Consuming Server For Mobile Operators

Nokia Siemens Networks launched its new Flexi NS (Network Server) at 4G World today. The packet core network server has the lowest power consumption in the market, consuming only 59 watts per 100,000 subscribers. Flexi NS also allows operators to serve more smart device users, thanks to its market-leading signal handling capacity. The new Flexi NS will be available for commercial deployment by the end of 2010.

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‘Facebook, MySpace can lead children to suicide’

Social networking websites such as Facebook and Myspace are leading teenagers to build “transient relationships” that leave them unable to cope with reality, Archbishop Vincent Nichols has told The Sunday Telegraph.

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