BSNL Tablet

Foraying into the device market has become a favorite pastime of mobile network providers. After Reliance and Airtel, it is now BSNL’s turn to venture into the tablet market.

BSNL is the first nationalized company to come out with its own tablet. But there is more to that. Rather than relying on Chinese device manufacturers, BSNL has come up with tablets from an Indian company, Pantel that goes by the name Penta in India. It heralds good news for Indian device manufacturing industry, which is currently in dire straits not only due to Chinese competitors but even due to the debacle that the Aakash tablet has turned out to be.

 

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First Voice-to-Video conversion demonstrated on LTE

Last year LG had demonstrated Voice over LTE (VoLTE) and video calls. High definition video calls on smartphones were not possible before the introduction of LTE as 3G networks were unable to handle the volume of data at the speeds required for high quality video images.

Now, a whole new chapter in the books of LTE-networks has been written as LG has demonstrated the world’s first voice-to-video conversion over a LTE network at the MWC. The technology enables users to switch back and forth between high quality voice and high resolution video call modes during an ongoing telephone conversation. Also demonstrated was a video sharing service, which enables real-time sharing of videos over a LTE network, as they are being recorded.

 

LG’s LTE voice-to-video conversion process adheres to the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) Profile for Conversational Video Service, the industry standard established by the GSMA to govern the delivery of both video and voice data over LTE. LG will launch LTE-capable smartphones compliant with Conversational Video Service later this year.