1. Great infrastructure from submarine links to terrestrial optic fiber wiring, optic fiber is ideal because of the high broadband capacities it deliveries, it has no limits.

2. Latencies should be no more than 30ms so you can experience a fast connection.

3. Packet loss has to be less than 0.03% so you can get the best results in videoconferencing and other applications that need high availability in uploading and downloading in real time.

4. Of course the best bandwidth you can possibily purchase anywhere from 10 to 60 Mbps which you can find with different internet service providers. This can allow you to get fast download speeds for applications such as video, photos, gaming, web surfing and music streaming. Plus if you have a lot of users at home the more bandwidth you purchase the better the speeds would be.

5. Customer support is also one important fact, sometimes because of external factors the internet fails, this external factors can be weather, car accidents or some other kind of problems. For this matters you service provider has to be agile and efficient in solving your problems. Customer support also can include features like online payment or a page with FAQ so you can solve you problems fast.

6. Price is definitely a fact but not the most important one if you are hoping to get an excellent internet service. You can get the perfect balance between price and quality all you have to do is make sure that your Internet provider complies with all of the features above.

In a world of telecom development we now must go for the best services that we can possibly find so that all the technology becomes accesible and compatible with us.

Well getting to some interesting facts that Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicated a few months ago if this were to be a reality.

1. “Lets say we built a phone”, he said as a possibility so it may happen, it’s not certain so let’s not build our hopes up.

2. “We’re not but if we did , we could maybe get 10 to 20 million people to use it… it doesn’t move the needle for us.” Facebook doesn’t think that a phone will increase their revenue or market value because there is too much competition.

3. ” The strategy we have is different from every other tech company [like Apple] that’s building their own hardware system – we’re going in an opposite direction.” This phone building is not the strategy of Facebook as he clearly states on this quote so this may give us a better idea of which is Facebook’s vision.

4. “build a system, which is as deeply as possible integrated into every major device people want to use”. This is probably what the Android press event, explaining in a more detailed way which improvements are they making on the system’s compatibility and features with every device.

What if Facebook phone was a reality, here are some facts that we think this gadget would have.

1. Great hardware as it will probably be developed by HTC.

2. Sleek design with a big screen and touchscreen to keep it updated with the latest trends in phone design.

3. Probably the best feature of this Facebook phone is that is going to have a unique Android system and we imagine that some special features in the way that the user interacts with Facebook.

Like the title of this post this could be a reality or a fiction the thing is that if Facebook launches this phone, they’re going to have a hard time taking over third place in the mobile industrie because its clearly stated that Samsung and Apple have the first places in developing mobile hardware.

Heres a snapshot  of the possible design of the Facebook phone.

1. Apple has sold around 250 million iPhones in the past 5 years since the beggining of the first iPhones launched by the brand, this is because the iPhone is more than a phone an accessorie, it could be a fashion accessorie, a business tool, a music player and even a simpler yet neccesary function calculator or flashlight.

2. Nearly one third of US high school students have an Iphone, this is because of the iPhones great price and accesibility to almost any kind of socioeconomical niche. Apple’s aim was to lower production costs so they can offer a great smartphone at a low cost and they certainly acomplished their mission, because the same high school survey showed that nearly 30% of the students were planning on getting an iPhone.

3. Apple’s research and development team took nearly 5 years to launch the iPhone and they were looking to form an alliance with Motorola because of the success of the Motorola Razr, as a result of this alliance came the Motorola Rokr but Steve Jobs knew before the launching of this phone that it was going to be a bad phone.

4. iPhone’s name was originally trademarked by Cisco but Mr. Jobs forced the Chief Deovelopment Officer at Cisco to back off and give up the name.

5. In the actual design of the iPhone this was supposed to have a built in physical keyboard just like Nokia’s N97, this would result in a bigger and heavier phone; so great decision over at Apple to keep the sleek and clean design of the iPhone.

6. iPhone has provided many business opportunities to other people that make accessories, to give you an idea in the first three weeks of the launch of the iPhone 5 approximately $42 million were sold in accessories this is a great number and it shows that not only we can consume iPhone and its gadgets but also make a business with them.

7. Most of the people that are iPhone fans know about a technique called jailbreak, this works to unlock some additional features using the app name cydia, did you know that cydia its actually a fruit worm that damages the fruits like a plague, this is why this program was called this way because of the modifications that it makes to the system.

In the end we can’t live without iPhones they are a part of our daily basis and all of its original features and the above facts make it the most dependable smartphone choose by the people.

1. New & faster A6 processor and a two times quicker CPU and two times faster graphics, the human-phone interaction with this phone is pretty fast when you open an app you have a few millisecond delay but even before you can blink the app is opened.

2. The new back and front camera feature has an 8 mega pixel sensor with a size of 3264X2448, it also has a five element lens and a f/2.4 aperture, this is a great fact because you can get high fidelity pictures and 1080 hd videos at the reach of your palm. Plus camera has a panoramic mode which takes pictures with up to 180° range.

3. Faster network connectivity makes the iPhone a next generation Internet Service Provider phone with faster navigation speeds where 4G is available, so if you want the best hotspot feature available the iPhone delivers high Internet speeds for all your other gadgets that only have WiFi feature.

4. New 4″ display with 44% more saturation, this makes the screen have 5 rows of icons and with new iOs 6 system over 200 amazing functions. This display makes the iPhone a little bit bigger but with is whole new design it still fits in your hand and it weights a lot less than previous iPhone models.

5. With the new connector you have an all digital connector which is reversible and you can charge your device or connect it to your computer without being worried which is the correct way to plug it in. Its also 80% smaller which makes it more durable. If you are looking for durability in this type of items the new plug is the right one.

6. Lets get into navigation with the iPhone’s whole new turn by turn navigation which enables you to navigate in maps with a 3D excellent graphics to reach your destination, the whole new passbook app enables you to carry all your flight tickets or coupon cards in you phone to maximize your wallet space.

7. It’s whole new design is sleeker 20% lighter than the previous iPhone and 18% thinner so you feel that you are carrying a phone that is not bigger than what the new iPhone looks like, plus the design colors and exterior appearance add a classy yet modern touch to the phone.

This are the facts that we think are the most important when taking into consideration changing your previous iPhone. Price is in the reach of a normal budget person you don’t have to be wealthy to get your new iPhone.

As always with the launching of new apple gadgets we ask ourselves some interesting questions like:

Would this iPhone last for at least a year, or would I have to purchase another one in less than a year.

Is this iPhone really better than the previous ones. Well this is why we post this 7 facts so you can determine if you want to experience the new iPhone’s features.

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Economy

1. As head of the investment company Bain Capital, Mitt Romney laid off thousands of workers.

[CBS News,  01/28/2008]

[The Boston Globe,  08/1/2006]

 

Foreign Policy

30. Mitt Romney said he “cannot see that a Cabinet position would be justified” for an American Muslim.

[Politico,  11/27/2007]

31. Mitt Romney opposes troop withdrawal from Iraq.

[ThinkProgress,  10/21/2011]

32. Mitt Romney says the U.S. should cede humanitarian aid and global leadership to China: “We ought to get the Chinese to take care of the people.”

[ThinkProgress,  10/19/2011]

33. Mitt Romney vowed to increase the size of the military by 100,000 troops.

[Associated Press,  10/8/2011]

34. Mitt Romney said that catching bin Laden would be “insignificant” and it’s “not worth moving heaven and earth.”

[New York Times,  05/3/2007]

35. Mitt Romney wanted “bombardment” of Iran.

[New York Times,  10/26/2007]

36. Mitt Romney advocated doubling the size of Guantanamo.

[ThinkProgress,  08/22/2011]

37. Mitt Romney says Obama’s worst foreign policy mistake is the START treaty, a modest treaty originally negotiated by Reagan to ensure nuclear stability between the U.S. and Russia.

[ThinkProgress,  07/6/2010]

38. Many of Mitt Romney’s foreign policy advisers helped push the U.S. into war with Iraq.

[ThinkProgress,  10/6/2011]

39. In 2008, Mitt Romney said if a Democrat won the White House it would mean “attacks on America.”

[ThinkProgress,  02/7/2008]

40. Mitt Romney says it was “entirely possible” that Saddam did have WMDs.

[ThinkProgress,  05/8/2007]

41. Asked if Iraq was a mistake, Mitt Romney said “Well, the question is kind of a nonsequitur.”

[Media Matters,  06/6/2007]

42. Mitt Romney named Walid Phares, a radical Islamophobe tied to a militia that committed atrocities, to his foreign policy team.

[The New Republic,  10/24/2011]

43. Mitt Romney won’t say whether he thinks waterboarding is torture.

[Democracy Now,  11/29/2007]

Environment

44. Mitt Romney criticized President Obama for a nearly identical green energy program Romney set up in his state. Three of the six companies the Massachusetts fund invested in are now defunct or struggling.

[Politico,  10/26/2011]

45. Mitt Romney opposes regulating carbon dioxide and other gases linked to climate change.

[ThinkProgress,  08/26/2011]

46. Mitt Romney supports drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

[The Boston Globe,  12/13/2005]

47. Mitt Romney considers liquid coal a “clean” technology, though it emits more greenhouse gasses than oil.

[USA Today,  09/27/2007]

48. Mitt Romney stalled and eventually withdrew from a multi-state “pollution pact” that would cap plants’ carbon emissions.

[The Boston Globe,  12/10/2005]

49. Mitt Romney said the Clean Air Act doesn’t apply to carbon emissions.

[ThinkProgress,  07/18/2011]

50. Today, Mitt Romney says a cap and trade program would have “devastating results for people across the planet.” In 2005, Romney said he was “convinced” that cap and trade was “good business.”

[ThinkProgress,  05/20/2011]

51. Mitt Romney’s energy policy adviser works for a lobbying firm for a major coal company.

[ThinkProgress,  09/12/2011]

52. Mitt Romney supports unlimited coal and oil production.

[ThinkProgress,  05/20/2011]

Social Issues

53. Mitt Romney supports penalties for doctors who perform an abortion.

[ThinkProgress,  10/3/2011]

54. Mitt Romney wants to see Roe v. Wade overturned.

[Meet The Press,  12/16/2007]

55. Mitt Romney used to say he was pro-choice, and now he’s “avidly pro-life.”

[Sioux City Journal,  12/27/2007]

56. Mitt Romney would “absolutely” support a state constitutional amendment to define life as beginning at conception, which would restrict women’s right to an abortion.

[ThinkProgress,  10/3/2011]

57. In 2005, Mitt Romney vetoed a measure that would have increased access to emergency contraception by allowing pharmacists to provide the pill without a prescription.

[ThinkProgress,  07/29/2011]

58. Mitt Romney pledged to expand a Bush-Era policy of permitting doctors to deny women access to contraceptives.

[ThinkProgress,  09/6/2011]

59. Top Mitt Romney legal adviser Robert Bork said women “aren’t discriminated against anymore.”

[ThinkProgress,  10/17/2011]

60. Mitt Romney drafted a bill to exempt a religious group from nondiscrimination rules, allowing it to ban gay couples from adopting children.

[Associated Press,  03/14/2006]

61. In the 1990s, Mitt Romney told the Log Cabin Republicans that he’d be better than Ted Kennedy on gay rights.

[ThinkProgress,  06/8/2011]

62. Mitt Romney has signed the National Organization for Marriage anti-gay campaign pledge, calling for a federal amendment outlawing same-sex marriage.

[ThinkProgress,  08/4/2011]

63. Mitt Romney on Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’s end: “I believe it should have been kept in place until conflict was over.”

[ThinkProgress,  06/13/2011]

64. Mitt Romney refused to condemn the booing of a gay soldier at a GOP debate.

[ThinkProgress,  10/4/2011]

65. Mitt Romney suggested the government should continue to subsidize religious organizations that discriminate against gay couples in the adoption process.

[ThinkProgress,  09/6/2011]

66. Campaigning in 1994, Mitt Romney said “I don’t line up with the NRA.” Today, Mitt Romney is a lifetime member of the NRA.

[Time,  05/10/2007]

67. Mitt Romney criticized Ted Kennedy for not being tough enough on guns.

[The Boston Globe,  08/27/1994]

68. Mitt Romney falsely claimed he was endorsed by the NRA in 2002.

[Washington Post,  12/16/2007]

69. Mitt Romney blamed pornography for the Virginia Tech shooting.

[Fox News,  07/5/2007]

Health Care

70. Mitt Romney’s former health care consultant, an MIT economist, claimed the former governor is being “dishonest” when he says he didn’t have to raise taxes in order to pay for Romneycare.

[ThinkProgress,  10/14/2011]

71. Mitt Romney said he supported the Ryan Republican budget plan that would effectively end Medicare.

[ThinkProgress,  04/25/2011]

72. Mitt Romney’s first act as president would be to allow all states to opt out of health reform through executive action, which would be illegal.

[ThinkProgress,  03/23/2011]

73. Mitt Romney would repeal the broad prohibition against denying coverage to individuals with pre-existing conditions.

[ThinkProgress,  05/13/2011]

74. Mitt Romney claims Massachusetts is not a model for health reform, after saying in 2009 his state “is a model for getting everyone insured.”

[ThinkProgress,  04/8/2010]

75. Mitt Romney criticizes “Obamacare” but it is functionally identical to Romneycare.

[ThinkProgress,  01/19/2010]

76. Mitt Romney reversed his campaign position, enacting abstinence-only sex education in schools.

[The Boston Globe,  06/30/2007]

77. Mitt Romney’s health care advisers played a key role in drafting the Affordable Care Act.

[ThinkProgress,  03/5/2010]

Immigration

78. Mitt Romney: “I’m running for office, for Pete’s sake, I can’t have illegals.”

[Politico,  10/19/2007]

79. Mitt Romney initially supported the Bush plan for a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants. He later denounced it.

[Washington Post,  02/4/2008]

80. Mitt Romney was endorsed in 2008 by radical anti-immigrant activists like Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-CO) and Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

[ThinkProgress,  03/5/2010]

81. The landscaping company Mitt Romney used to tend his mansion for 10 years employed illegal immigrants.

[ThinkProgress,  04/26/2011]

82. Mitt Romney criticized Rick Perry for providing government benefits to undocumented immigrants, but Romneycare provided free health care to undocumented immigrants.

[Los Angelus Times,  10/23/2011]

Politics

83. As of October 2011, Mitt Romney has raised more than five times as much money from Wall St. employees as Obama, raising $1.5 million.

[ThinkProgress,  10/16/2011]

84. A leaked strategic document from Mitt Romney’s 2007 campaign lists “perfect hair” among the candidate’s flaws.

[The Boston Globe,  02/27/2007]

85. Mitt Romney said he finds “it hard to disagree with Rush Limbaugh on topics.”

[ThinkProgress,  03/9/2010]

86. Mitt Romney in 2004: “From now on, it’s me me me.”

[The Boston Globe,  06/30/2007]

87. Whenever the Massachussets House challenged Mitt Romney, they overrode his vetoes 99.6 percent of the time.

[The Boston Globe,  06/30/2007]

88. Mitt Romney in 2008: I “love” George W. Bush.

[ThinkProgress,  01/3/2008]

89. Mitt Romney refused to pardon an Iraq war veteran’s BB-gun conviction but called Bush’s commutation of Scooter Libby’s prison sentence “reasonable.”

[ThinkProgress,  07/4/2007]

90. Tea Party billionaire David Koch hosted one of Mitt Romney’s first fundraisers for his 2012 campaign.

[ThinkProgress,  03/15/2011]

91. Mitt Romney considers himself “in sync” with the Tea Party.

[Reuters,  08/18/2011]

Other

92. Mitt Romney’s beach house has a “nonliving area” that is twice the size of the average American home.

[ThinkProgress,  08/29/2011]

93. Mitt Romney plans to bulldoze his 3,000-square-foot $12 million home in California to replace it with one four times its size. Romney also owns a $10 million estate in New Hampshire.

[ThinkProgress,  08/21/2011]

94. Mitt Romney feels Americans’ pain because he’s “also unemployed.” Romney was worth $250 million in 2008.

[ThinkProgress,  06/16/2011]

95. Mitt Romney’s Olympics office refused to give free or discounted tickets to family of firefighters who died in 9/11, though it provided tickets to Utah legislators.

[The Boston Globe,  06/28/2007]

96. Mitt Romney made millions investing in companies that did business in Iran.

[CNN Money,  07/12/2007]

97. Mitt Romney falsely claimed he saw his father march with MLK Jr.

[The Boston Phoenix,  12/21/2007]

98. In 2007, Mitt Romney briefly declared his favorite book was Scientology classic Battlefield Earth, though he quickly changed it to Mark Twain’s Hucklebery Finn.

[ThinkProgress,  07/5/2011]

99. Mitt Romney won’t release his tax returns.

[ThinkProgress,  10/11/2011]