Doncee-Tech Concept

How can the global convergence of information and communications technologies work for everyone? Over 2 billion Internet users, 6+ billion mobile phone subscriptions, and uncountable billions of hardware devices are intercommunicating in a vast real-time multinetwork, supporting every facet of human activity. It is reasonable to assume that the majority of the world will experience ubiquitous computing and eventually spend most of its time in some form of technologically augmented reality. New forms of civilization are beginning to emerge from this convergence of minds, information, and technology worldwide. Mobile phones have already become personal electronic companions, combining computer, GPS, telephone, camera, alarm clock, research assistance, projector, music player, flashlight, newspaper, movie theater, translator, TV, thousands of apps, even on-call armed protectors at the touch of an icon. Ericsson forecasts that 85% of the world’s population will be ...

Finland, Switzerland, Sweden, Israel, Singapore, the Netherlands and the United States are leading the world when it comes to generating economic impact from investments in information and communications technologies (ICT), according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Information Technology Report 2016. On average, this group of high-achieving economies at the pinnacle of the report’s Networked Readiness Index (NRI) economic impact pillar scores 33% higher than other advanced economies and 100% more than emerging and developing economies. The seven are all known for being early and enthusiastic adopters of ICT and their emergence is significant as it demonstrates that adoption of ICTs – coupled with a supportive enabling environment characterized by sound regulation, quality infrastructure and ready skills supply among other factors – can pave the way to wider benefits.

Red Router and White Access Point DIFFERENCEN BETWEEN ROUTER AND ACCESS POINT A Router is a device that routes packets across networks. Thats all it does. If data from one computer is trying to get to another computer that is not on the same logical network it must be 'routed' to that network. Your home network is different then your ISP's network thus a router is always the last device that sits between you and your ISP. An Access Point is a device that allows other devices to connect wirelessly. Its nothing more then an antenna. Access points can be purchased on their own and plugged into a wired switch or router to grant users wireless connectivity to that device.