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20/09/2012

T-Mobile USA will officially start a new chapter as the underdog of mobile when a new CEO, John Legere, takes over later this week.

The fourth-largest U.S. carrier, and the biggest operator without an iPhone, is starting to aggressively court owners of that device while preparing to roll out its own fast 4G LTE network, set to go live next year. On Saturday, Legere will step in as T-Mobile USA's first permanent CEO since June. Deutsche Telekom, the U.S. carrier's German parent, announced the appointment on Wednesday.

BACKGROUND: T-Mobile USA CEO Philipp Humm resigns

Philipp Humm, the longtime T-Mobile executive who took over the U.S. business in November 2010 and saw it accept a US$39 billion merger bid from AT&T that finally collapsed under regulatory pressure, resigned as CEO in June. Analysts said it was likely he was hired to manage a sale or merger and left after the AT&T deal went away. Chief Operating Officer Jim Alling served as interim CEO and will return to his former job after Legere takes over on Saturday.

Legere has a long track record in telecommunications, including 15 years at AT&T, and has also held high-level positions at Dell. He also was CEO of Global Crossing, an international provider of Internet Protocol communications services.

T-Mobile will have its work cut out for it as one of the last U.S. carriers to deploy LTE. It lost about 205,000 subscribers in the second quarter ended June 30, hitting 33.1 million customers. That compares with more than 56 million at third-place Sprint Nextel, not to mention 94 million at Verizon Wireless and 105 million at AT&T.

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28/08/2012

The technology behind the Internet began back in the 1960′s at MIT. The first message ever to be transmitted was LOG.. why? The user had attempted to type LOGIN, but the network crashed after the enormous load of data of the letter G. It was to be a while before Facebook would be developed…

21/08/2012

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20/08/2012

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19/08/2012

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17/08/2012

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17/08/2012

If you opened up the case of the original Macintosh, you will find 47 signatures. One for each member of Apple's Macintosh divison as of 1982.

16/08/2012

12 Facts about computers we bet you were unware of it.

16/08/2012

You might have read some interesting Internet firsts and facts in some older posts so, I thought why not write something about Computer. After all, it’s computer which laid foundation of many technologies we use daily. Obviously, computer was not in the current shape from the beginning. Let’s step back towards the history and learn some interesting facts about computer.

1. First ever microprocessor by Intel was “4004”.

2. Micral N was the first personal computer built on Intel processor 8008. This personal computer was built in 1972 and more than 90,000 units were sold.

3. First hard disk drive was introduced by Seagate in 1979, which could hold 5 M.B. of data.

4. First computer virus was written by Farooq Alvi brothers (Basit Farooq Alvi & Amjad Farooq Alvi) in 1986. Though some other people say that it was written even before. Alvi brothers wrote this virus to protect their research work.

5. First Computer Company to register domain name was “Digital Equipment Corporation”.

6. HP (Hewlett Packard) was started at a garage in Palo Alto in 1939.

7. QWERTY keyboard sequence is 129 years old.

8. Largest four software making Companies are:
Microsoft
Adobe
Sap
Computer Associates

9. 1,693,000 terabytes of information are produced and stored per year.

10. Maximum numbers of transistors on a chip are on nVidia GeFore 6800 Ultra, which contains 222 million of them.

11. First ISP was “CompuServe” which was set up in 1969. This ISP is now an acquisition of AOL.

12. “The Dirty Dozen” is the name of 12 engineers who designed IBM PC.

13. It could take more than the age of universe to crack a 128 bit SSL encrypted message.

14. Windows 95 can run on a 20 MHz 386DX and 4 MB of RAM.

15. [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Delete] sequence was written by “David Bradley”.

16/08/2012

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16/08/2012

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