London Olympics are just around the corner and the world is gearing up for the exciting event. But this time, the excitement wouldn’t be limited to games and sports alone. Rather, a lot of very creative projects will accompany Olympic Games this year.
Technology has come to play a critical role in most parts of our lives. Likewise, the upcoming London Olympic Games are banking heavily on technology to deliver a world-class sports event. The huge IT system that will be used to support the event has been tested for a whole plethora of potential failures and has just completed its first technical rehearsal.
With London being the host of this year’s Olympics, communication companies are already fantasizing about the implication of this global event. So rumor has it that the 2012 Olympic Games are going to need a huge number of separate wireless frequency assignments – about 20,000 to be more specific. This is almost double the numbers we usually see in one year.
During Nintendo’s pre-TGS 0211 press conference, they announced that the 3Ds will gets an system update on November, which will add video capture and there is another update, includes new StreetPass feature with new challenges and also games added to the StreetPass Mii Plaz…………
Samsung and Visa team up for NFC mobile payments at London 2012 Olympics, more than 60,000 locations in London are already geared up with contactless payment systems and right now Visa is negotiating with banks to get its contactless cards and mobile phones approved.Pioneering alliance to bring mobile payments to the UK and around the world in the run up to and during London 2012………..
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I think you already have guessed from the headline what I want to say. It's the scenario of the behind the screen of the IT department of the Vancouver Winter…