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Indonesia to Implement Wimax Broadband in 2009

At the time we are still couldn’t apply to get type approval certificate of Wimax devices in Indonesia “5,8 GHz frequency”, but I got great information on thejakartapost about related news about Indonesia Wimax technology.

Indonesia will implement Wimax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) broadband technology next year to improve access to the Internet across the country, an official said Sunday. Engkos Koswara, an expert adviser to the state minister for research and technology, told Antara news agency the government was still testing the 2.3 GHz frequency for the Wimax technology.

“We hope that by next year, Wimax technology will be implemented,” he said in Medan, North Sumatra, adding the government would encourage the use of domestic products to support the technology.

Indonesia ranks very low in the region in the use of broadband for Internet access.

Engkos was in Medan to attend the promotion of IGOS (Indonesia Goes Open Source) and the launching of IGOS for North Sumatra (IGOS Sumut). IGOS, launched in 2004, was launched to promote the use of open source software throughout the country.


Posted 29 Dec 2008 by narmadi
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India’s 3G License Auction Confirmed – Starts Jan 16th 2009

India’s government has finalised the plans for its 3G and WiMAX auctions – with the 3G auctions starting on January 16th next year. Auctions for WiMAX licenses will commence two days after the 3G licenses are sold­.

According to a memorandum from the Department of Telecoms, there will be a pre-bid conference next week, with the final submissions to enter the auction being due on the 5th January. The short list of bidders will be announced on the 9th followed by a “mock-auction” to test the systems a few days later.

As expected, the two state-controlled operators, BSNL and MTNL have been granted licenses in all 22 circles in the country – and the government has outlined how many extra licenses will be available in the rest of the country. There have been concerns about a lack of radio spectrum in some parts of the country, and Delhi will be limited to just two private companies operating 3G networks – while Mumbai could have up to four private operators (in addition to the state operators).

The worst affected area is is the North East circle where only the state owned operators will be able to provide services – although Rajasthan is actually not offering any 3G services at all.

The licenses are all valid for 15 years.

To make it easier to raise funding, and hence boost the government coffers, there is also a proposed relaxation of External Commercial Borrowing (“ECB”) guidelines to permit ECB up to US$500 million to finance spectrum acquisition fees.

Foreign companies will be able to bid for a license on their own – but will then need to find a local partner willing (and able) to take a 26% stake in the company.

As for the WiMAX licenses – there is sufficient spectrum in the 2.3Ghz and 2.5Ghz bands to allow for three private operators in each of the country’s circles – in addition to the two state owned operators who have also been granted WiMAX licenses.

The 3G/BWA auction document also confirmed that the government is preparing to permit MVNOs in the country and that details would be made available shortly.

The full auction guidelines (pdf file 136 pages) can be downloaded from the Department of Telecoms website.

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Posted 17 Dec 2008 by narmadi
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SpyZooka Removes Rogue AntiSpyWare XP 2009

Spyzooka recently announced its ability to remove the very troublesome Antispyware XP 2009, a rogue antispyware program that infects systems without user’s knowledge via Trojans and other fraudulent methods.

Carl Haugen, entrepreneur and founder of Blue Penguin Software, is exited to announce the results of his antispyware product Spyzooka and its ability to remove various forms of malware including the deceptive Antispyware XP 2009. The name Antispyware XP 2009 is designed to fool computer users into believing that it is related to Windows XP. It’s not.

Antispyware XP 2009 typically enters a system when users download a video codec or other seemingly useful software. Antispyware XP 2009 installs without permission and produces false security warnings aimed at convincing users to purchase the harmful Antispyware XP 2009 software.

Like most malware, Antispyware XP 2009 is very difficult to remove. Once Trojans, malware, viruses and the like have attached themselves to a system, trying to get rid of them can be a frustrating task. The best way to protect your system from adware, spyware and other malware is by avoiding it in the first place. Even smart computer users can fall prey to these tricky programs. Finding a reliable, high quality anti-spyware program is often necessary.

Carl Haugen had his own frustrating experience with spyware and decided to invest his time and energy into developing an effective antispyware program. He achieved this goal when he, along with a team of specialists, created Spyzooka. To learn more about Spyzooka, Carl Haugen, or Blue Penguin Software go to http://www.spyzooka.com/.

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Posted 11 Dec 2008 by narmadi
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