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Surrey Police today launches a trailblazing mobile phone application enabling users to engage with their local neighbourhood teams. The interactive smartphone app Surrey Police Beat allows people to see where their Safer Neighbourhood officers are and what they are working on as well as giving them the opportunity to vote on their policing priorities. Among [...]
Phone users with hearing and/or speech impairments stand to benefit from new measures being proposed today by Ofcom. By law, communications providers must provide ‘text relay’ services for disabled consumers. This involves a relay assistant converting typed messages into speech and then back again, allowing consumers with hearing and/or speech impairments to communicate on the [...]
“Bill shock” from roaming with your mobile phone within the EU could come to an end with measures to make the market more competitive. New rules proposed for Europe’s mobile telephone operators aim to dramatically lower roaming costs. They would help achieve the 2015 target set by the EU’s digital agenda for a seamless communications [...]
by Andrea Di Maio | July 7, 2011 When I was in Taipei last week I saw a few camera crews in public places, including the city hall. When I asked what it was, I was told that it was the launch date for free municipal wi-fi in public spaces (indoor). In a few months’ [...]
Ensuring access for all to next generation high-speed broadband by 2020 is a key priority for rural Scotland, Richard Lochhead said today. Today’s parliamentary debate on Rural Connectivity highlighted the need for rural Scotland to be included in the digital revolution for high-speed broadband and 4G mobile coverage. Rural Affairs Secretary Richard Lochhead said: “We [...]
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