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In talks with telecom companies Airtel and Jio, Google is reportedly introducing high-speed Internet and telecommunications access using light beams. The technology is part of Project Taara, which uses light to relay information as a very thin, invisible beam through the air at super high speedsit is like fibre, but without cables, as per Project X, a Google company. Instead of radio waves between transmitters and receivers connected to servers mounted on buildings and structures, the technology sends light beams. Compared to less than one gigabyte a second that many customers get now, a source familiar with the matter told ET Telecom, the pace could be as high as 20 gigabytes a second. "The source told the publication, "This would be a game-changer as it will link one to remote areas, provide internet access through buildings without cables and . the pressure on towers. As stated, Project Taara was piloted in Andhra Pradesh in India and Kenya in Africa. Project X from Google noted that their team is exploring the potential of wireless optical communication technologies with telcos, ISPs and governments around the world to greatly accelerate the implementation of the extensive high-throughput networks required to sustain the web's future. In areas that are difficult to link using fibre cables, the system is successful. These include sites located around forests, water bodies, railways, or land with high real estate costs,"The system is effective in areas that are difficult to connect using fibre cables. These include sites located around forests, water bodies, railway tracks, or land with highreal estate costs," In order to function easily with current networks and ecosystems, it is built on open standards. The blog reports that data can be transmitted at high speeds of up to 20Gbps through wireless optical communication technology. A single connection can span distances of up to 20 km and can be used for fibre network extensions. The project aims to provide a cost-effective and easily deployable way of supplying remote areas with high-speed connectivity. Taara connections help fill crucial holes in major access points, such as cell towers and WiFi hotspots, and have the capacity to help thousands of people access the web's educational, business, and connectivity advantages. Google closed its 'Station' project earlier in February this year which provided 415 railway stations in India with freeWi-Fi. Because of the improved 4G connectivity across the country and cheap data tariffs, the project was pulled off by the company after 5 years of service. In July, under its digitisation fund, Google pledged $10 billion to India, out of which Rs 33,737 crore was invested for a 7.7 percent stake in Jio Platforms. Source: indiatoday.in
Nokia 9.3 Pure View will not be turning up in the immediate future. Although that is sad, in the low- and mid-end price ranges, HMD Global is moving ahead with other devices. The company has announced that on December 15 in China, it will launch a new Nokia system that runs on Android Go software. This is shocking because, due to censorship, stock Android apps do not work in China. Like other mobile brands, HMD Global sells custom skinned Nokia phones in China. Nokia has posted a new teaser on Weibo that reveals the new device's December 15 launch date. The teaser also reveals that Android Go a trimmed down version of Android appropriate for phones with 2GB or less RAM, will come with this unit. Google also provides updated versions of its applications, such as, among others, YouTube Go, Google Go, Gmail Go, Maps Go. And because of internet limitations, any of these apps won't operate in China. On Pixel phones, Android Go is as pure as the vanilla Android, which means it requires the services of Google to function properly. There is nothing HMD Global has saidabout how this would be feasible, but it may have a way to eventually bring Android Go to China. Since no one has ever attempted to make a custom version of the app for Android Go, we never knew if there would be one. If HMD Global manages to do that it will build a flood of low range smartphones for other manufacturers in China. But little is clear on how Google will work with apps built for Android Go. In India, HMD Global offers Nokia 3.1 Plus and Nokia C3 as their cheapest smartphones. These two smartphones are based on software for Android 10, with the skin of HMD Global on top. None of China's Nokia smartphones come with Google software, which is why HMD Global uses alternatives to pre-load its phones for each app group. The Nokia Android Go smartphone will cost CNY 1,000, which translates to roughly Rs 11,300, according to a study by Seekdevice. However the phone's translated pricing places it in the budget category. In India, the smartphone entry level segment is between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000. But in the Chinese market, maybe HMD Global is trying out something new. Nothing is revealed by the teaser on Weibo. On the TENAA certification website, a Nokia computer with model number TA-1335, with a weight of 122 grammes and dimensions of 81x44,5x22 mm, was found. Since this will be an Android Go unit, along with 64 GB of storage, it will have 2 GB of RAM, according to the listing. A notched monitor, an octa core processor, one camera on the rear, one on the front and a 2500mAh battery under the hood could be included in other specifications. According to the filing, support for up to 4G networks will only be available on Nokia devices. If this is the same system is not verified, but we will know shortly.Source: indiatoday.in
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