Industry information and communication technology (ICT) has become a new flag for Norway. Currently, ICT industry is a land-based industry the second largest in Norway based on the change that occurred (turnover), and not only create wealth but also a vital supplier to the business sector and other common. This industry consists of various types of high company that created new types of telecommunications, hardware and software ICT, electronic products for industry, and provide consulting services.
Norway is one of the users of ICT per-capita in the world, with the infrastructure system that includes a well developed network and fiber optic cable for transmission dijital. Capacity communications network Norway experienced a rapid development, and telecommunications sectors have been delivered by researchers and companies that can compete in the international scale. Series of products available, including satellite communication system, a system of global, mobile phone systems, network management systems, transmission systems and fiber optic technology.
The hardware is a Norwegian group of innovative, and have developed a variety of special products, such as through a video conference system, multimedia equipment, transmiter radio dijital, data storage solutions, credit card terminal and the provider of electricity.
Norwegian software revolution triggered by the development of traditional industries, like oil, shipping services and fisheries. Needs of the sector, and the ability to create and finance the high-technology solutions with the press has been pushing the cost of software development and integrated. Currently, there are many companies in the ICT industry that supply solutions and modular software (including data, customer relations, administrative, and financial management systems) to nearly all private and public sectors. Norwegian companies have also become a pioneer in the field of telemedicine and distance learning. Solutions start Dilirik advanced by international buyers.
Internet being used in Norway, and continues to experience growth quickly. Norwegian company is in the forefront of Internet technology, including development of multi-function site and Intranet, Web browsers are very fast, on-line games and e-commerce solutions. Norwegian ICT industry in winning menemulkan solution that is easy to use, which prioritizes the user and interaction between individuals.
source : http://www.norwegia.or.id
Selasa, 13 Januari 2009
Information and Communication Technology
Kamis, 08 Januari 2009
Top 10 mobile features of 2009 Part. 2
By Clare Hopping
HSDPA
Although some handsets still don’t feature 3G yet, it’s something that will certainly grow in the next 12 months. As people start to use web browsing more and more on their handsets (even if just for Facebook), speed will become a big issue. By the end of 2009, HSDPA will be the preferred data connection for all manufacturers.
Location-based services
With GPS integrated into phones now becoming an expectation rather than a useful added extra, software companies will build on this with an influx of possibilities. Mobile turn-by-turn navigation will stamp out the paid for software, and you’ll be able to find any point of interest on a map and then call it direct from your mobile. Take a look at Nokia’s new improved Nokia Maps for just a hint of things to come.
NFC
After successful mobile phone-based near-field communication (NFC) trials in 2008 for making payments and accessing public transport, it’s quite likely we’ll see the first widely available device with integrated NFC towards the end of this year.
Social networking
Social networking is becoming huge on the PC, so this will be a trend for mobile in 2009. Handsets including BlackBerrys ship with a Facebook app preinstalled so it’s no surprise manufacturers are already creating social-networking based devices such as the INQ1 from 3. Expect more collaboration in this area with the likes of Twitter, MySpace and Facebook.
Touch screens
With BlackBerry introducing the ‘click touch screen’ on the Storm, we are going to see more technologies this year that change the way we use touch screens. Companies are likely to use more multi-touch capabilities as seen on the iPhone and LG KC910 Renoir, and there will probably be a lot more touch display devices coming out too.
Source : www.itpro.co.uk
