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GPS became available in the 1980’s. For a long time the technology was only used by the military. It then became popular as a tracking system in cars. GPS Trackers are used for a variety of purposes, such as in cars, trucks and cell phones. Companies that have a large fleet of vehicles, such as a trucking companies or taxi cab and limousine services use GPS to track the locations of their drivers. They are also used as a safety precaution in the event that one of their vehicles is stolen or if a driver radios in that they are hurt or in danger, the problem of figuring out their location will be eliminated. The most common consumer use of GPS tracking systems is seen in automobile digital maps - a good resource for planning trips or helping drivers find new places without getting lost.

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Broadband service provider Eclipse Internet is all set to provide its customers an improved internet experience through its Fibre To The Cabinet (FTTC) trials. The company announced its plans to join the 21st Century Network (CN) bandwagon to trial a new fibre broadband network. The selected customers are expected to benefit from the trials that officially started in October.

Using the new technology, both home and business broadband users will get speeds of up to 40Mb downstream and 5Mb upstream. This will make Eclipse the first company in the country to provide such a service.

Director of Eclipse Clodagh Murphy said that there is a sustained demand for high- speed internet by both business and home users. The company has been serving the customers across the UK for over 14 years in the business of broadband and hosting services. It always strives hard to provide the best of user experience by developing and delivering new technologies. The company is excited to remain a front-runner in broadband technologies by being a part of the FTTC trial.

The initial trials include 60 Eclipse customers. These customers will be able to continue using the new technology even after the trial period expires in December. A roll out programme will then pass on the new technology to the remaining customers.

Although Eclipse is not the only company undertaking trials of FTTC using the 21st Century Network (CN), it is the only company to allow its customers to continue using the new technology even after the trial period ends, as stated by the company.

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Zen Internet has announced its plan to join the already existing BT’s 21 CN network, aiming at the opening of an ADSL2+ service, which will enable them to achieve the 20Mb speed target in broadband services.

According to Zen, in the beginning internet users will get a similar service for the same price, but will later experience an increase in download speeds. It is expected that new users will be provided with up to 20 Mb broadband service if it is accessible in that particular locality.

It is observed that the speed of the service depends on where the user is located and where the local exchange is situated. However, Zen Internet feels that the aim of the 20 Mb download feature and the ‘up to 1Mb’ upload speed can be achieved depending on the quality of the BT exchange’s external wiring and the internal wiring in the customers’ premises.

However, the increased download speed as promised by Zen Internet might take some time to materialise. According to the company, the internet speed is expected to increase by the beginning of 2010 and they hold the insufficient numbers of BT engineers responsible for the situation. According to them, due to the inadequate workforce, the task of migrating to the 20 Mb Broadband service will take at least another eight months.

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Virgin Media has recently conducted a survey among the British, which reveals that around 15% of them believe the cause of slow broadband connections to be tangled wires. The aim of the study was to find out whether the British were aware of the technology and terminology of internet and all the related technologies that come along with it. Around 3000 people were surveyed, and the results have turned out to be quite astonishing.

7% of the respondents thought that Blu-Ray was a kind of internet service. This just proves that most people in Britain are not aware of even the basics of the technology that they are surrounded with all the time. More than 50% did not know about their broadband speeds (click here for a quick mobile broadband speedtest), which indicates they might not be aware of their broadband terms and conditions, download limits and internet security as well. This makes it easy for the service providers to exploit them.

Strangely, half of the respondents also seemed to believe that a phone connection was required to get access to broadband services. 45% were unaware of the basics of mobile broadband including the meaning of the term ‘dongle’. Ironically, these are things that most Brits use daily at home and at the workplace.

Therefore, Richard Branson, boss of Virgin Media wants to introduce the idea of ‘Broadband Schools‘ in areas with least knowledge according to the survey, such as Birmingham, Leeds and Belfast. Branson said that he himself was not aware of many technological intricacies and was a prime candidate for the school once it starts. However, the company has not set a deadline regarding when these schools would start.

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Lord Carter, the Communications Minister of Britain, has submitted the interim Digital Britain report, which was put forward to the MPs for questions. He stated that the main objective of the plan was to ensure that everyone in Britain has access to faster and better broadband services for which the benchmark speed has been put at 2Mb. He said that this upgrade of broadband services was now a necessity to ensure that the country was at par with the rest of the developed world in terms of digital communication services. He also emphasised that a significant 20% of the media’s services were currently being consumed through the Internet and this overhaul of broadband services was vital.

However, the most notable part of the discussion came about when he was questioned about the funding that would be required for such a massive revamp. Lord Carter said that that the most likely solution would be public-private collaboration and it was quite probable that the BBC would have a major role to play in that. He further added that the report included a comprehensive strategy that would be needed to achieve the goal of faster connectivity across the country.

Lord Carter also shared a three-step strategy that defines the plan. The first is that the minimum stipulated provision of broadband speed as per the European Law needs to be increased from 56Kb to 2Mb. The second step includes planning the development of the necessary infrastructure that will be required for establishing such services. This includes mobile broadband, fixed line broadband and access via satellite. The final step would be to ensure that enough financing is made available to make the plan a reality.

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