Lahore—The green technology has finally landed in Pakistan – another first by Warid Telecom. To protect environment by introducing the environment friendly or green energy for mobile in Pakistan, Warid is in lead to introduce/deploy solar powered Macro Base Stations (BTS).

The non-hybrid site is 100% powered on solar energy thereby reducing carbon dioxide emissions and noise pollution, both of which are unfriendly to the environment. The solution also reduces pressure on Pakistan’s overall energy supply which further benefits the environment.

Environment-friendly Solar Powered Macro BTS allows Warid to extend its network reach to the rural areas of the country where there is no commercial power or frequent electric failures. Solar power system integrated with energy storage can also provide backup power during the worst power outages. Every residential PV system reduces greenhouse gas emissions as much as removing one car from the road.

In four year of operations Warid has covered 450 cities and having further ambition to aggressively expand its network coverage especially in small and medium sized cities, suburban areas, countryside, as well as in mountainous areas with poor transportation links.

Source => http://pakobserver.net/200905/28/news/business04.asp

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) – India launched an Israeli-built military spy satellite on Monday as it strengthens its security system after last year’s Mumbai attacks exposed glaring loopholes in the defence apparatus.

The spy satellite launch also highlights growing defence ties between Israel and India. Israel is now the second biggest arms supplier to India after Russia.

The satellite will help Indian agencies monitor the country’s international borders and anticipate any troop build-up or infiltration attempts by militant groups, defence officials said.

“The launch was perfect and the satellite is in orbit,” a spokesman for the Indian Space research Organisation (ISRO) said by telephone from a southern Indian launch site.

The all weather spy satellite was capable of providing clear images throughout the year, he said.

India sped up the satellite launch after last November’s Mumbai attacks, in which at least 166 people were killed by 10 gunmen, catching the country’s security agencies completely by surprise.

“The satellite launch is yet another manifestation of India’s relationship with Israel,” Uday Bhaskar, a strategic expert, said.

The launch of an Israeli satellite last year from an Indian base created controversy after Iran alleged that the satellite would be used to take images of Iran. India and Israel denied this.

India is expanding its space capabilities and last year, it launched 10 satellites into orbit from a single rocket and sent its first unmanned moon mission, joining the Asian space race in the footsteps of rival China

Source => http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1239710753028&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Source => http://in.reuters.com/article/topNews/idINIndia-39134120090420

Bluetooth 3.0 officially launched

The latest version of , Bluetooth 3.0 + HS, was officially launched during a recent meeting among the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). 
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Soon your cell phone will be able to see your babies and innards

When the iPhone OS v3.0 came out, there was talk of medical peripherals at Apple’s presentation.  While such thoughts might strike some as odd, the prospect of medical devices attached to smartphones is becoming increasingly considered.

A pair of computer engineers at Washington University has developed a USB-basedultrasound probe technology which connects to smart phones and an interface program to display the results directly on the phone screen.  The new device, invented by William D. Richard, Ph.D., WUSTL associate professor of computer science and engineering, and David Zar, research associate in computer science and engineering, won’t be used on Apple’s iPhone anytime soon, though — it was funded by Microsoft.

Researcher William D. Richard (left) takes an ultrasound probe of his colleague David Zar’s carotid artery. The pair designed the probe, which works on Windows smart phones over USB.  (Source: Washington University)

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