Nepal Telecom (NT) has expressed commitment for expanding its services including 3G mobile and WiFi Internet service across the country.
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Monday, April 28, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
ICT Expo 2014 kicks off in Kathmandu
The seventh Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Expo 2014 has kicked off at Bhrikutimandap in the capital on Thursday.
The main aim of the event is to promote the latest products related to ICT along with disseminating information to the general public, according to organiser ICT Association.
Inaugurating the five-day event, Minister for Information and Communications Dr Minendra Rijal said that the government will come up with an integrated ICT policy for the development of the sector. He also stressed that such policy has to be scientific.
Minister Rijal also assured to resolve the issues and challenges in the ICT sector through revised policy. He sought the support from the private sector saying that development of private sector is one of the government's top priorities.
The expo is featuring some 104 stalls of different ICT companies, both domestic as well as international.
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The main aim of the event is to promote the latest products related to ICT along with disseminating information to the general public, according to organiser ICT Association.
Inaugurating the five-day event, Minister for Information and Communications Dr Minendra Rijal said that the government will come up with an integrated ICT policy for the development of the sector. He also stressed that such policy has to be scientific.
Minister Rijal also assured to resolve the issues and challenges in the ICT sector through revised policy. He sought the support from the private sector saying that development of private sector is one of the government's top priorities.
The expo is featuring some 104 stalls of different ICT companies, both domestic as well as international.
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On 11:23 AM
Friday, April 11, 2014
Dell Solutions Tour 2014 held
US-based computer technology giant Dell on Thursday organised the Kathmandu leg of the “ Dell Solutions Tour 2014”.
The event, which aims to bring together IT professionals to address the key issues and help users transform with them, was attended by hundreds of participants from corporate houses across the country along with the partners of Dell in Nepal.
The event, which aims to bring together IT professionals to address the key issues and help users transform with them, was attended by hundreds of participants from corporate houses across the country along with the partners of Dell in Nepal.
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On 5:55 PM
Internet service at school remote district
Internet service has been installed at a local primary school in Jajarkot district for the first time.
The District Education Office (DEO) Jajarkot and Khalanga VDC provided financial assistance to operate the service at Ram Janakai Primary School in Khalanga VDC recently, said Deependra Sharma, chairman at the school management committee.
A photocopy machine, printer and three sets of computers were installed at the school. With internet connection at the school, students will be familiar and benefited with latest information communications technology, said headmaster Achyut Prasad Sharma at the school. After installation of internet service, students are found excited and happier.
The school is a model education institution in the district.
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The District Education Office (DEO) Jajarkot and Khalanga VDC provided financial assistance to operate the service at Ram Janakai Primary School in Khalanga VDC recently, said Deependra Sharma, chairman at the school management committee.
A photocopy machine, printer and three sets of computers were installed at the school. With internet connection at the school, students will be familiar and benefited with latest information communications technology, said headmaster Achyut Prasad Sharma at the school. After installation of internet service, students are found excited and happier.
The school is a model education institution in the district.
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On 5:55 AM
Monday, April 7, 2014
Huawei lures Nepali smartphone users
Chinese mobile handsets have been slowly making inroads into the Nepali market. Products from Huawei, Lenovo and ZTE, in particular, are appearing in the highly competitive domestic smartphone segment where South Korean juggernaut Samsung has a dominant presence.
Huawei is one of the Chinese manufacturers that has set its eyes on the Nepali market. It is a leading maker of telecom equipment, and has a noticeable presence in that sector in Nepal.
The company is now trying to replicate its success in the equipment segment in the mobile handset business.
Call Mobility, authorised distributor of Huawei products in Nepal, said they had been expanding their market in the smartphone segment aggressively.
Roshan Neupane, head of marketing at Call Mobility, said that their first step was to increase brand awareness among the people in the domestic market. “First of all, we need to erase the preconceived notion that Chinese phones are of low quality,” he said. “So, we are launching various promotional campaigns across the nation.” He added that that they were also focusing on expanding distribution channels and service centres. “We have opened 18 service centres across the country so far.”
Two months ago, the company launched four mobile sets in the domestic market while inaugurating their first smartphone store in Kathmandu on New Road. It had rolled out the Huawei Ascend P6, Ascend Y 511, Ascend G 610 and Ascend G 700 models. The company has promoted the P6 as the world’s slimmest smartphone.
The P6 comes with a 4.7-in LED display and is 6.18 mm thick. Its features include metal frame, 1.5 GHz Quad Core processor, Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean operating system and dual cameras (8 mega pixel rear and 5 mega pixel front). Likewise, the Ascend G 700 and G 610 both have a 5-in touchscreen and 1.2 GHz Quad Core processor and run on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system. Both the phones are powered by a 2150 mAh battery.
Likewise, the Ascend Y511 boasts a 4.5-in touchscreen and is powered by Dual Core 1.3 GHz processor. It runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean processor. These smartphones are available in the price range of Rs 13,475 to Rs 42,769 in the domestic market.
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Huawei is one of the Chinese manufacturers that has set its eyes on the Nepali market. It is a leading maker of telecom equipment, and has a noticeable presence in that sector in Nepal.
The company is now trying to replicate its success in the equipment segment in the mobile handset business.
Call Mobility, authorised distributor of Huawei products in Nepal, said they had been expanding their market in the smartphone segment aggressively.
Roshan Neupane, head of marketing at Call Mobility, said that their first step was to increase brand awareness among the people in the domestic market. “First of all, we need to erase the preconceived notion that Chinese phones are of low quality,” he said. “So, we are launching various promotional campaigns across the nation.” He added that that they were also focusing on expanding distribution channels and service centres. “We have opened 18 service centres across the country so far.”
Two months ago, the company launched four mobile sets in the domestic market while inaugurating their first smartphone store in Kathmandu on New Road. It had rolled out the Huawei Ascend P6, Ascend Y 511, Ascend G 610 and Ascend G 700 models. The company has promoted the P6 as the world’s slimmest smartphone.
The P6 comes with a 4.7-in LED display and is 6.18 mm thick. Its features include metal frame, 1.5 GHz Quad Core processor, Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean operating system and dual cameras (8 mega pixel rear and 5 mega pixel front). Likewise, the Ascend G 700 and G 610 both have a 5-in touchscreen and 1.2 GHz Quad Core processor and run on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system. Both the phones are powered by a 2150 mAh battery.
Likewise, the Ascend Y511 boasts a 4.5-in touchscreen and is powered by Dual Core 1.3 GHz processor. It runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean processor. These smartphones are available in the price range of Rs 13,475 to Rs 42,769 in the domestic market.
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On 12:49 PM
Friday, April 4, 2014
NEEK Electro Tech 2014 kicks off
NEEK Electro Tech 2014 has kicked off in capital Kathmandu with an aim to showcase various electronic products at Bhrikutimandap in the capital on Friday.
Inaugurating the five-day event, Energy Minister Radha Gyawali said the government has been preparing to mitigate load-shedding within the next three years.
Inaugurating the five-day event, Energy Minister Radha Gyawali said the government has been preparing to mitigate load-shedding within the next three years.
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On 1:19 PM
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
All-in-one PCs gaining ground amid tablet craze
With desktop computers losing ground against laptops and tablets, personal computer makers have come up with a new version of PC , incorporating the CPU and the monitor in a single box.
Also known as ‘all-in-one PC ’, such computers are gaining popularity in the market as they don’t take big space at home and are portable compared to traditional desktops, traders say. Local distributors of brands like Acer, Dell, Asus and Apple said they have witnessed a significant growth in demand for such PC s, especially for households and office purposes.
Also known as ‘all-in-one PC ’, such computers are gaining popularity in the market as they don’t take big space at home and are portable compared to traditional desktops, traders say. Local distributors of brands like Acer, Dell, Asus and Apple said they have witnessed a significant growth in demand for such PC s, especially for households and office purposes.
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On 12:43 AM
Friday, July 12, 2013
40 % Bonus Discount in WiMAX
Nepal Telecom is providing Discount in WiMAX Tariff Plan.
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bloging100
On 6:24 AM
Ncell supports children in Bal Mandir
Ncell, the leading mobile service provider of the country, has provided immediate relief support of Rs 317,414 to Bal Mandir in order to enable the orphanage meet food and other basic requirements of children living there.
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bloging100
On 6:19 AM
Ncell supports Myagdi-based school
Ncell , leading private telecommunication service provider, has donate d Rs. 1.3 million to a school in Myagdi district for construction of school building, play ground and for the school management.
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bloging100
On 6:16 AM
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Web Development Company in nepal
Web development - work involved in developing a web site for the Internet (World Wide Web) or an intranet (a private network). It can range from developing the simplest static single page of plain text to the most complex web-based internet applications, electronic businesses, and social network services.
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bloging100
On 12:20 PM
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