Face "Mudik" Prepare Esia GoGo Number 1.7 Million

Esia has prepared 1.7 million number Esia GoGo forth to face the surge in customers Esia holiday 2009 season.

Esia GoGo readiness was in line with the increased network capacity Esia 2-fold for both sms and voice. It is expected that this capacity will provide convenience for customers who will be going home Esia so that they can still use the phone at home Esianya.


"We are preparing specifically Esia GoGo this year because the number of cities has increased dilayanan Esia, namely in 73 cities. Most also had to reach small towns like Cilacap forth goals, Brebes, Klaten in Central Java and Wonogiri or Binjai, Siantar, Batusangkar and Bukittinggi in Sumatra, "said Director of Corporate Services BTEL Rachmat Junaidi, through its official statement on Thursday (17/9/2009).

GoGo Esia Bakrie Telecom is a service to customers Esia order can still use the number Esianya even outside the city or area code. Due to the fixed wireless access licenses that have been, Esia services can only be used in one area code. But with the Esia Esia GoGo then the customer can still use the phone even outside the city. It's easy, simply SMS to 6060 or call into the # 6060.

In addition Esia also provides insurance protection guarantees valued at Rp1 million to customers Esia GoGo the unfortunate.

While the network readiness also been prepared well in advance. According to Grace, the capacity of Bakrie Telecom has been increased 2-fold of normal capacity, both for voice and SMS. For that Esia also has prepared a special team, both on the technical and customer service that will serve 24 hours in turn.

source : okezone.com

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GPRS Technology Explained

Historically data speeds on mobile phones has been very very slow, in fact when modems were @ 56kbps (dial up) the mobile was still at 9.6kbps and it stayed there for quite some time, in fact if you don't have GPRS or a high speed data service and use wap you'll be using a 9,6k dial up connection.

The arrival of GSM technology gave the chance for a different type of data connection one where data is moved in packets, IP data is already packetised and bytes of info are sent all round the world in this form everyday

GSM networks are made up of a number of transmitters or cells each of these can have a range of a few kilometres or just a few hundred meters depending on their proximity to each other, the range of frequencies used by each transmitter cannot overlap with its neighbour. In the UK 2 main GSM frequency sets are used GSM 900 and 1800 (1900) is used in the USA, a transmitter will work within a 200mhz band and split this up into a number of radio channels or time slots.

The GPRS system may not be allowed to use them all, but dependant on the class of GPRS network the operator is running the mobile device may connect to multiple channels to achieve a greater bandwidth. Also the coding schemes shown below can effect the bandwidth systems will drop to a lower coding system (CS-1) if the radio reception is poor as it includes higher error correction much like an FM radio might switch to mono if the stereo signal get too weak.



GPRS sits on top of this GSM technology and mobile service providers can offer the general packet radio service to its subscribers as an always on connection rather than the traditional dial up data connections.

Cells that have been upgraded to GPRS add a packet control unit that distributes data over one of the radio channels to your device and also GPRS gateways or nodes these bridge the data between the mobiles network and the outside world or internet. The packetsied nature of GPRS data allows networks to dynamically fill the unused voice channels with GPRS data, providers normally allocate a minimum bandwidth to GPRS data but at off peak times you can get much more throughput perhaps 4 times as much. Lets not forget this is a far more efficient way of delivering data from the network providers as they no longer need to use a whole voice channel to deliver data GPRS users effectively buy the left overs from voice users.

So what are the benefits of GPRS to the user?

For a start its always on, the mobile device will gain an IP address from the DHCP pool available at each cell, the network will then allow you to exchange data whenever you need to without having to dial up an authenticate. Practical uses of this allow for swift recovery of email with frequent pop3 checks of your mailbox and messenger style applications can work on GPRS too so having MSN on your mobile is possible, although Symbian messenger and other 3rd party applications are far more common.

Of course there is the much vaunted benefit of speed, while GPRS theoretically could deliver 172.2kbps by using all 8 timeslots without any error correction in practice network configurations will allow up to 40kbps which is a 4 fold increase on the 9.6kbps still offered as a data service.

Then there are the rich media applications which while publicised by 3G providers are equally at home on a 2 or 2.5g GPRS enabled platform, very little content on the 3G networks is streamed it is far more likely to be downloaded to the phone and then viewed.

So despite the higher speeds of 3G the current GPRS services are enabling video to mobile application to operate successfully at least once you get past the fact that each network has differing video standards!

Applications that work well on GPRS are those that fall into the category "I want it now" that can quite easily be email or the latest goal scored by your team, but this can also extend to web browsing on a long train journey or Navigation applications. In fact a real life example is the ability of LP to manage the technical parameters of this site and view live statistics via his GPRS enabled P800.

GPRS technology will continue to evolve, but now it is driven by users rather than a government frequency auction so we should see more and more useable applications and cheaper access packages.

source : http://www.lordpercy.com

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Sun Microsystems acquisition of Q-Layer

JAKARTA - Sun Microsystems successfully acquires Q-layer, a cloud computing company that mengotomatisasi implementation and management of cloud computing for the private sector and public.

Q-layer company based in Belgium will be part of the Cloud Computing business unit owned by Sun to develop and integrate technology, architecture and cloud computing services.


Q-layer technology to simplify the management as well as cloud computing allows users to quickly monitor and run the application. This is the main component of the strategy to build Sun cloud computing in the private sector and public. See how the business world is now increasingly dependent on technology to control many important processes, datacenter reliability determine the overall flexibility of the company.

Q-layer software supports the direct supervision of the service server, storage, bandwidth and applications, which in turn allows the user to measure their own environment to meet the specific needs of each.

"The Sun that is open and based on the network, combined with the system, software and services that have been optimized, provide an important foundation to offer cloud computing for the private and public. Technology and expertise Q-layer will increase the quality of bidding Sun, simplifying the cloud and accelerate the launch of applications, "said David Douglas, Senior Vice President of Cloud Computing and Chief Sustainability Officer, Sun Microsystems through description, Wednesday (14/1/2009)

Cloud computing bring computing and data resources to the Web, offer higher efficiency, high scalability and software development faster and easier. Sun is the ideal partner as well as consultants for companies that want to build a cloud computing facilities in their companies, but also for companies and service providers who want to build a cloud computing service open to the public through open technology, expertise and vision to help companies build, run and facilities mendayagunakan cloud their own computing.

Source : www.okezone.com

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China to issue 3G licenses

China will issue third-generation mobile phone licenses as early as this month and expects companies to spend 200 billion yuan ($30 billion) on installing equipment, the industry minister said Friday.

China has the world’s biggest population of mobile phone users and adoption of 3G — which has been long delayed — was eagerly anticipated by equipment suppliers, which are seeing demand elsewhere decline due to the global financial crisis.

“The 3G licenses will be issued either later this year or early next year,” Li Yizhong, whose ministry regulates telecoms, said at a news conference.

Third-generation mobile phone technology supports Web surfing, video downloads and other added services. Its adoption in China is expected to boost demand for mobile service and spur growth of new services.

China’s mobile phone market…

Source : www.lirneasia.net

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What administrative requirements that must be met?

Provide a copy of ID / SIM / Passport Speedy customers.
Signing of the Contract Subscription Speedy research the materei Rp.6.000, --

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For more information contact Customer Care Telkom 147


What should I prepare?

The device computer, a modem provided by the customer
Minimum standard technical specifications of the computer (the minimum fun):
Pentium II Processor
64 MB of RAM
Hard drives with a capacity of 2 GB if technically required replacement modem to get a new type of service, the responsibility penyediaannya become fully customer.


What are provided by Telkom?

By choosing Speedy solution needs access to the Internet you then you will get service from Telkom as follows:

Spliter installation in customer premises (the customer side of the house)
Warranty Speed Internet Access to Broadband RAS
Broadband Access Line in accordance with the type of service
Internet access through ISP Apnic

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