Telkom target 13 Million Subscribers

JAKARTA - PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (TLKM) has allocated funds amounting to Rp21 trillion to support programs The acceleration and expansion of the program Masterplan Economic Development of Indonesia (MP3EI) until 2015. Of these projects, the company targets 13 million subscribers.
Head of Corporate Affairs and Telkom, Eddy Kurnia said the project Telkom true national broadband access is a project company in supporting the program MP3EI. The project will be done in stages starting this year to 2015 in all cities in Indonesia.
"This project was conducted throughout Indonesia and starts in the big cities," he told SINDO yesterday.
He explained that the funds needed to complete the project company was worth more than Rp21 trillion. Funding sources, Eddy said, the majority from internal cash because the company has sufficient cash to fund the project. Meanwhile, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) telekomunkasi the target number of approximately 13 million customers with broadband project's completion.
President Director of PT Telkom Rinaldi Firmansyah previously said, the funds for true broadband access by 2015 to reach Rp21, 198 trillion. Project bradband trough broadband access and an access plan, Telkom is the equalization of broadband access in all parts of Indonesia.
This project will be developed in six corridors, the corridor Sumatra, Java 2 corridor, corridor 3 Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Maluku corridor 4 North, 5 corridor Bali and East Nusa Tenggara and West Nusa Tenggara, and Papua and Maluku corridor 6.

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Google Music Cloud disburse up to $ 100 Million Fund

CALIFORNIA - to smooth the steps to build cloud-based music service shops, Google is preparing a number of fresh funds to purchase a license music from the four companies in the world famous label.

Cellular News on Sunday (05/29/2011), unsparing as much as USD100 million fund has been set up Google to have a music license is berbasi Cloud.

Actually, Google has been in talks with four companies, but failed. The talks are deadlocked, because Google does not want to reveal his plans in detail in the cloud-based music service.

service 'Google Music' has two key components, namely: a digital download store and a locker with cloud-based services with a subscription of $ 25 per year. Digital locker feature to allow users to store their music, buy from Google or add from their own collections, to be streamed to multiple devices.

The launch of music service from Google is probably going to beat the other cloud-based music service. Even Spotify, music streaming service that is very popular in England in 2009 was yesterday losers 'USD 26.7 million'

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Soon Asus launches Eee Pad Slider?

TAIPEI - After launching the Eee in April Transformer Pad ago, Asus rumored to be back hit the market with the Eee Pad Slider.

Engadget launch on Saturday (05/28/2011), a company headquartered in Taipei that has confirmed that the 10.1-inch tablet Android will be "immediately released". However, Asus is still not willing to inform the detailed specification and price of the smart device.

Previously, only Asus Eee Pad Slider estimates that will cost between $ 500 up to USD800 production.

In this year, Asus plans to release four computer-based tablets Android 3.0 or Honeycomb, which is designed for various types of users and applications. The first tablet, the Eee Pad Transformer, was launched last April with the official price of £ 379 for the 16GB version and 420 pounds for the 32GB version.

Slider Pad Eee reportedly will be equipped with a 10.1-inch touch screen as well as IPS slide QWERTY keyboard that slides out for convenient typing. In addition, the Eee Pad Slider is also strengthened by NVIDIA Tegra 2, the world's most advanced mobile processors with dual-core CPU, and NVIDIA GeForce GPUs.

Like the Transformer Pad Eee, Asus does not forget to attach a digital camera integrated in the front of a magnitude 1.2 on the back of the MP and 5 MP.

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Paid Android Application No Practice

CALIFORNIA - According to the latest analysis about business opportunities in the mobile platform, users often avoid paid applications, especially among users of Android.

Firm Distimo analysis found approximately 80 percent of paid applications, especially for the Android platform, just downloaded less than 100 times. Meanwhile, only 20 percent downloaded free application that is less than 100 times. Similarly, as reported by PC Pro, on Friday (27/05/2011).

"Looking at the list of paid applications on Google's Android Market, the number unduhannya much lower than the free application,"the report said.

"These figures show the challenges the developers of the Android platform to make money from applications on Google's Android Market."

"This is probably one reason why most applications on Android Market are free, unlike at Apple's App Store,"the analysis Distimo.

Recorded only 0.1 percent paid Android applications that successfully downloaded more than 50 thousand times. In contrast, 6.6 percent of Android Market applications could break the 50 thousand. Even 1 percent of applications can be obtained more than 500 thousand downloads.

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