What now, 3G?

Published on 19 Jan 2006 at 6:45 am. 2 Comments.
Filed under Mobile, Edong's Dreams.

In yesterday’s 3G article, I asked: “What will Filipinos do with 3G?”

Today, I start dreaming and looking for people to share their 3G dreams for the Philippines:

Sure, video conference calls are nice. I’m sure there are a lot of applications for video conference calls in the Philippines. (Telemedicine, communications with OFWs, critical “face-to-face” meetings, live news reportage etc.)

But the faster data transfers – I think this will be a big opportunity for finding more applications.

Remember the G-TV? Video clips on your cellphone for a ridiculous fee. With 3G, we have the opportunity to distribute video clips at a more affordable rate. The opportunity to download entire books, photo albums, educational materials, music or audio books, audio/video seminars.

Video conference calls is the “poster boy” feature, but it is not the only feature of 3G. The increased mobile bandwidth – that is the key feature of 3G. The increased bandwidth is what will allow more robust mobile content and applications.

Who else is imagining big things for 3G in the Philippines? What do you have in mind?
Raise your hands (and handsets) please and speak up . . .

Next week: Let’s hope I find that issue of Newsweek where they featured how Korea has made use of mobile broadband for mobisodes, video calls etc.

ka edong
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  • 2 Comments to ‘What now, 3G?’:

    1. j-r on 27 Jul 2006 at 2:11 pm: 1

      …may i ask of some dangers of 3g technology that can brought to the filipino people despite its nice feature?….

    2. ka edong on 27 Jul 2006 at 3:42 pm: 2

      Hi j-r,
      Why the question?

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