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As of 9 January 2011, Mourinho is on a run of 145 home league matches unbeaten: 38 (W36–D2) with Porto, 60 (W46–D14) with Chelsea, 38 (W29–D9) with Internazionale and 9 (W9-D0) with Real Madrid.I would not bat an eyelid if this guy was given the award ahead of SAF,but Wengay,wtf ![]() On what basis ![]() |
Please,is CTL installation possible in Lagos? If it is,i'll like to know the requirements. aieromon(at)rome(dot)com Thanks |
Mafia4life:The best p!mp!ng you can get on the crap is BIS,period! |
You will truly rest in peace,Gani Fawehinmi |
texazzpete:Well,i do hope Glo get down to business and wrestle with MTN for a large chunk of the market share. |
Hmm,niyce |
obinna5000:You got that right.What i meant was it was the ''best'' quality for now. ' iice:Give it a try.It's a nice drama with a Western setting. |
emmatok:Thanks for the clarification.I was refering to the general 4G service.When Swift was test-running its WIMAX service three months ago,nobody celebrated the hype the way GLO is doing.This is some pretty PR stunt. For the records,GLO already got some ISPs making use of their GLO-1 submarine cable network.One of such ISPs which i was opportuned to make use of gave me a constant speed of 500kb/s via a wireless radio 30miles away.As long as they get their acts right and provide the same quality service to all its subscribers,they should do fine. |
semid4lyfe:The trend has already started so it'll have to keep getting better as the years roll by |
oyb:I've got the TS version |
Wetin concern occultism with a n!gga trying to put food on his table ![]() You're supposed to be digesting his jabs at people on that track.Sebi you know how to use the fast forward button? |
True Grit |
Jay-Z and Kanye West - H.A.M |
tolahood9:I don't understand your post.Please,be clear |
I posted this topic twice last night and was banned.I thought Swift Networks was the first to launch its 4G service in Nigeria ![]() http://www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/details.php?category=ebusiness&id=3594 |
kenis:You really should have smashed the damn thing for ruining what would have been a blissful nite ![]() |
No mention of the prize for the winner?Thanks for staying true to your word. |
Second National Telecommunications Operator, Globacom, has launched the fourth generation mobile technology, 4G-LTE network, in Nigeria. Long Term Evolution LTE is a revolutionary mobile technology which enhances the data transfer rates delivering faster mobile broadband experience and highest data speeds and reliability. LTE is an advancement in technology to the 3.5G and High Speed Packet Access, HSPA. It provides ubiquitous services for users on the GSM technology curve and also others on CDMA and WiMAX platforms and is touted to offer the path breaking 4G experience for consumers. This is due to its ability to deliver very fast data speeds in excess of 100Mb/s uplink and 50Mb/s downlink. Group Chief Operating Officer of Globacom, Mr. Mohamed Jameel who unveiled the technology to newsmen in Lagos, at the Mike Adenuga Towers, headquarters of Globacom on Victoria Island, Lagos, said though people could already browse the Internet or send e-mails using HSPA-enabled systems or send and receive video, music using G-phones, the experience with LTE will be even better. He added that the technology would further enhance more demanding applications like interactive TV, mobile video blogging, advanced games or professional services, enabling more Nigerians to be on top of their game and thereby ruling their world”, he added. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/01/glo-launches-4g-lte-network/ <<added by Seun>> |
Nigeria's second national telecommunications operator, Globacom on Tuesday in Lagos launched the first 4G-LTE network in the country. Long Term Evolution (LTE) is a Fourth Generation Mobile Technology which enhances the data transfer rates delivering unmatched mobile broadband experience and highest data speeds and reliability. Group Chief Operating Officer of Globacom, Mr. Mohamed Jameel told journalists that though people can already browse the Internet or send e-mails using HSPA-enabled systems and send or receive video or music using G phones, the experience with LTE would be even better. “It will further enhance more demanding applications like interactive TV, mobile video blogging, advanced games or professional services, enabling more Nigerians to be on top of their game and thereby ruling their world”, he added. “For our subscribers, LTE offers the key benefits of performance and capacity”, he said, adding that with its speed and reliability, LTE, more than any other technology, already meets key 4G requirements. He expressed happiness that Globacom was leading the way in introducing another transformational experience in Nigeria as “we have always been in the forefront of providing tools of business success for Nigerians.” 4G-LTE is designed to be backwards-compatible with GSM and HSPA, incorporates Multiple In Multiple Out (MIMO) in combination with Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) in the downlink and Single Carrier FDMA in the uplink to provide high levels of spectral efficiency and end user data rates exceeding 100 Mbps. It is also backed with major improvements in capacity and reductions in latency. The Globacom chief also said that there are over 24 networks in the world which have already adapted and launched 4G-LTE networks across the world. It’s the state of art technology and we will now connect the demanding corporate customers and high data users through the latest 4G-LTE wireless broadband connection to Glo 1 and then the rest of the world. He further said that the company was being proactive in meeting the mobile broadband need of its growing subscriber base. As the data dependence and applications grow, the need to deliver higher speeds on wireless would continue to grow. He disclosed that by 2012, an estimated 1.8 billion people worldwide will have access to broadband services and that nearly two-thirds of this number will be mobile broadband consumers who will be served by LTE (Long Term Evolution) networks. He said Globacom is committed to bring all such latest & best technologies available in the world to Nigeria. He recalled that Globacom led the way in the introduction of cutting edge technology and services in Nigeria. Prominent among the innovations which Globacom pioneered are the Per Second Billing, Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), Magic Plus, Glo Direct, Glo Mobile Internet, Glo Fleetmanager, M-Banking, Glo Mobile Office, Africhat, Glo Foneplas, all running on a superior 2.5G network at roll-out. The company also introduced Blackberry to Nigeria long before others began to join the train and equally pioneered 3.5G Commercial Roll-out in the country. LTE is the next step from 3.5G & High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) for many users not only those on the GSM technology curve but also for others too, such as CDMA and WiMAX and is touted to offer the path breaking 4G experience for consumers. It presents an unimaginable opportunity to deliver lightning fast data speeds in excess of 100Mb/s uplink and 50Mb/s downlink. As such, it will revolutionize deployment of data centric applications High Definition Video Streaming, HD-Video bridging, Interactive Multiple Gamming, E-Health Care among others. http://www.worldstagegroup.com/worldstage/index.php?&id=1648&active=news |
Spclst900:Enjoy like Jose Mourinho? ![]() |
Kemouche:You berra be kidding,mahn. Ontop crap,mssscheeew,nonsense. |
Mssschhheeeww. . . . Nonsense |
@BIS Mmmscccheeeeewww,nonsense ![]() |
ahmedoo: ![]() |
You're not the only one with the problem. |
obinna5000:Way better than Alpha and Omega. |
The icing. . . . . . . . Kaka |
CR9 is just so AMAZING!!! Real 3-2 Villareal as CR9 bags a hat-trick |
Don't think its possible,bro. Just like trying to use Opera Mini to open a Firefox page. |
iice:If you intend watching 13 now,then i'll be damned ![]() |
I want it to be a true rumor,yes i do ![]() |
Megamind |
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