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If you live in Kansas City, have Google Fiber, and also own an iPad -- you're in luck. As of Tuesday, the Google Fiber TV app for iPad is available in Apple's iTunes store.
Just what does this app do?
Well, besides doubling as a TV remote control, it also lets users
search for programming, browse listings, access on-demand content, and
pick shows or recordings to watch. The app also lets users watch any of
these shows or movies directly on their
iPad.
The Google Fiber TV app has been available to Android owners for about a month now. And, instead of just
tablets, it works on all
Android devices running Jelly Bean.
While there's still no Google Fiber iPhone app yet, a Google
representative told CNET that the company plans to release an app for
the device "soon."
Google inaugurated its high-speed Internet and TV service
in Kansas City in November. The first Net-access system of its kind,
Google Fiber has the Internet speed capacity of 1-gigabit-per-second,
which the company says can be up to 100 times faster than what most
Americans have today with broadband.
Now that Kansas City residents have had a chance to test the service out, Google Fiber will also be launching in Provo, Utah, sometime this year and in Austin, Texas,
in 2014. The Google representative told CNET that the Google Fiber TV
apps will also be available to customers in these cities once their
Internet service is installed.
rachi
Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) will be using the latest Information
Technology (IT) for improvement in recovery, awareness campaigns and to
better the board’s coordination with consumers.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB w - See more at: http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/04/21/city/karachi/kwsb-installs-latest-technology-to-ensure-smooth-operations/#sthash.52ROq48H.dpuf
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB w - See more at: http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/04/21/city/karachi/kwsb-installs-latest-technology-to-ensure-smooth-operations/#sthash.52ROq48H.dpuf
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Sunday, 21 Apr 2013 10:24 pm
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KARACHI - Karachi Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) will be using
the latest Information Technology (IT) for improvement in recovery,
awareness campaigns and to better the board’s coordination with
consumers.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
NNI
Sunday, 21 Apr 2013 10:24 pm
| Comments (0)
KARACHI - Karachi Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) will be using
the latest Information Technology (IT) for improvement in recovery,
awareness campaigns and to better the board’s coordination with
consumers.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
rachi
Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) will be using the latest Information
Technology (IT) for improvement in recovery, awareness campaigns and to
better the board’s coordination with consumers.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB w - See more at: http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/04/21/city/karachi/kwsb-installs-latest-technology-to-ensure-smooth-operations/#sthash.52ROq48H.dpuf
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB w - See more at: http://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2013/04/21/city/karachi/kwsb-installs-latest-technology-to-ensure-smooth-operations/#sthash.52ROq48H.dpuf
NNI
Sunday, 21 Apr 2013 10:24 pm
| Comments (0)
KARACHI - Karachi Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) will be using
the latest Information Technology (IT) for improvement in recovery,
awareness campaigns and to better the board’s coordination with
consumers.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
NNI
Sunday, 21 Apr 2013 10:24 pm
| Comments (0)
KARACHI - Karachi Water & Sewerage Board (KWSB) will be using
the latest Information Technology (IT) for improvement in recovery,
awareness campaigns and to better the board’s coordination with
consumers.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
In this regard, two consecutive meetings were held between the KWSB and consultants from World Bank Water Sanitation Programme for South Asia (WSP).
WSP consultants Idrees Butt and Cazy offered KWSB Managing Director Misbahuddin Farid and senior officers concerned, the technology to bring KWSB in line with modern standards. Similar meetings were also held with WASA officials in the past. The WSP consultants have been recently making rounds of the KWSB to brief them about the technological advances made in the field of IT.
During the meeting, Butt and Cazy briefed the KWSB officers about the practical use of mobile phone services, applications, SMS alerts for mutual coordination, information regarding schedule changes and recovery of bills through phone. They discussed the concerns and requirements as well as possibilities of E-Payments through mobile phones.
It was decided during the meeting that IT applications would be implemented within next two to four months, whereas the WSP consultants assured that the KWSB would not only be provided with the latest technology, but the staff would also be trained so that the board would not have to rely on third parties in the future.
Furthermore, mobile phone billing and other options would be introduced in the later stages of the project. Meanwhile, the KWSB assured the consultants of their complete support in this regard.
Later, the WSP consultants also met KWSB managing director and briefed him regarding the IT systems and applications. During the discussion Misbahuddin also suggested several steps to be taken in order to bring KWSB up to the modern standards and make the system reachable for literate and illiterate consumers alike.
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