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Korean network makes first consumer 5G video call using a Samsung phone

Dec03
by on December 3, 2018 at 11:32 am
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It seems like the age of commercial 5G is almost here, at least for the people living in South Korea. According to a report in The Korea Herald, Korean network provider SK Telecom made first world’s first commercial 5G video call. The report said that the company’s CEO Park Jung-ho made a video call to a staff manager in Seoul using a prototype Samsung 5G phone. He found that the call quality clearer than a video call made via LTE. Samsung’s mobile head, DJ Koh, said that the company worked closely with the telco for providing commercial 5G services. The Korean phone maker will reportedly…

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Korean network makes first consumer 5G video call using a Samsung phone

Dec03
by on December 3, 2018 at 11:32 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, world


It seems like the age of commercial 5G is almost here, at least for the people living in South Korea. According to a report in The Korea Herald, Korean network provider SK Telecom made first world’s first commercial 5G video call. The report said that the company’s CEO Park Jung-ho made a video call to a staff manager in Seoul using a prototype Samsung 5G phone. He found that the call quality clearer than a video call made via LTE. Samsung’s mobile head, DJ Koh, said that the company worked closely with the telco for providing commercial 5G services. The Korean phone maker will reportedly…

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Your startup can’t beat Goliaths with tech — you’ll need empathy and vision

Dec03
by on December 3, 2018 at 10:30 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


My fellow entrepreneurs, inventors, engineers, and problem solvers – this is the age of the startup, period. Technology is accessible, the money is currently flowing, and people (the market, users, customers, and humans) are receptive to change. In fact, not just receptive, but welcoming. Tesla is outselling Mercedes-Benz. Just last month Casper put Mattress Firm out of business. A new crop of guys and gals have been left a slightly more paved road to creative fulfillment by those big disruptors who started in a garage, then set the world on fire. All industries and categories are up for grabs. So…

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You really shouldn’t visit Pornhub’s new SFW section at work – or Starbucks

Dec03
by on December 3, 2018 at 10:26 am
Posted In: Around the Web, distract


Mondays can be slow for tech news, so I began trawling some unusual sources online for stories that might interest our audience, and I eventually found myself on Pornhub. The site added an SFW section last week, noting that it featured “hundreds of videos with ranging topics, including adult entertainers sharing advice and experiences; compilation videos with attractive, yet clothed people; video game reviews and demonstrations; and more.” The section is here; click with caution (and preferably not at your workplace). That’s all well and good, Pornhub, but the real question is, who’s visiting Pornhub for non-porn videos? The company…

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You really shouldn’t visit Pornhub’s new SFW section at work – or Starbucks

Dec03
by on December 3, 2018 at 10:26 am
Posted In: Around the Web, distract


Mondays can be slow for tech news, so I began trawling some unusual sources online for stories that might interest our audience, and I eventually found myself on Pornhub. The site added an SFW section last week, noting that it featured “hundreds of videos with ranging topics, including adult entertainers sharing advice and experiences; compilation videos with attractive, yet clothed people; video game reviews and demonstrations; and more.” The section is here; click with caution (and preferably not at your workplace). That’s all well and good, Pornhub, but the real question is, who’s visiting Pornhub for non-porn videos? The company…

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