2007 Africa - Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband Overview
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From Technology in Tunis...to a Wireless WSIS
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GPRS, Thanks to Ghana's ONETOUCH!
A snapshot of Accra, using "Google Maps" on my mobile phone
About
Tunis ryhmes with WSIS; WSIS sounds like process; Process sounds like Progress.
Societies in both the so-called developing and developed are increasingly becoming "GPRS-enabled". This means that they are an "always-on" society for who can afford it. Rapid changes in technology -- both mobile and otherwise -- are revolutionising how we live. WSIS is that revolution. Are you ready to follow me, cos the future is here!
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- UN's WSIS website
- Internet Governance Forum (Greece)
- Mobile Mentalism--all about mobiles!
- Accra Institute of Technology
- FreshPhones.Info
- Web24Dev
- ICT Future of Journalism
- Skybe Mobile Phones
- SILICON.Com News(5*)
- CNET.com.au News (5*)
- CIRCLE ID News
The contents of this blog were originally featured on Reflecting the Eccentric World of E.K.Bensah II, and Trials & Tribulations of a Freshly-Arrived Denizen, with
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