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Do any of you understand the descriptions given by companies to their mobile phones? Actually, I never have understood and even managed to learn the name that has my cell phone. I prefer to meet their physical and I’m content with that. But for those who do master the names of the phones, I commented that Nokia will have letters in order to be known only by numbers.

Why would serve this change in the way of naming the Nokia mobile? For me, there would be no change in the end Nokia phones will remain regardless of the name that accompanies them. Well, apparently it is necessary to simplify the names only numbers for users and prospective customers have a better idea of ??the mobile which have or are about to buy.

For example, and I share this with people who are as clueless as I, with this new naming system from Nokia, the first number that appears in the name of a mobile is linked to the price of the product, while the other two numbers others highlight a unique feature of the phone. This also gives you the opportunity to present its model Nokia Nokia 500 with 99 new features, and not have to look for new names, because you can simply put a Nokia 509, Nokia 512, and so on until reaching the top 99.

Finally, I leave you with the reasons given by Nokia to set aside letters and numbers only choose when naming their teams:

Do not tell us what to do with our mobiles: Today, many phones are adaptable to various software and hardware, which means you can do a lot of things with them, without being announced for a given task. The ratings of Nokia were indicators, but often not related to what people did with their phones.

Difficult to compare: How to differentiate the C7 Nokia Nokia X7, or Nokia Nokia C3 C3-01. Which one is more expensive than the other?
People feel good about the numbers: Consumers understand the logic behind the philosophy of “the bigger the number, the more you get.” Moreover, as is a system used consistently over time, people learn to recognize roughly what to expect from a model cell using as a reference number that has a name.

Anyway, for me, will always be equal, numbers or letters, I will eventually get to know by what I see outside. That is, color, keyboard, screen ..

To understand the moral dimensions of information systems is necessary to start from the social and ethical challenges that technological advances generated.
There are currently five moral dimensions which are:
1. there should be no personal record systems whose existence is a secret.
2. Individuals are entitled to access, inspect, review and amend the system that contains information about them.
3. Personal information will not be used for purposes other than those for which consent was obtained.
4. The system administrators have personal responsibility, formal and legal responsibility for damage caused by the reliability and security of systems.
5. Governments have the right to intervene in relations between private information.

Technology and information systems threaten privacy, which is the right of individuals to be left alone without supervision or interference by other individuals, organizations or government of individuals to make cheap, affordable and effective invasion.

Venezuela has ordered 3 laws governing this matter. They are:

1. Special Law against Cybercrime of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela:
Aims at comprehensive protection of the systems using information technologies and the prevention and punishment of crimes committed against such systems or any component or crimes committed through the use of these technologies.

2. Telecommunications Law of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela:
Is to establish the legal framework regulating telecommunications in general, to guarantee the human right of people to communicate and conduct of economic activities needed to achieve telecommunication, without other limitations than those derived from the Constitution and laws.
Excluded from the purpose of this Law regulating the content of broadcasts and communications sent through the various means of telecommunications, which is governed by constitutional provisions, laws and regulations concerned.

3. Organic Law of Science, Technology and Innovation of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela:
Aims to develop the guiding principles in science, technology and innovation established by the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, organized the National Science, Technology and Innovation, define the guidelines that will guide policies and strategies for the activity science, technology and innovation with the introduction of institutional and operational mechanisms for the promotion, encouragement and promotion of scientific research, social ownership and transfer of knowledge and technological innovation in order to build capacity for the generation, use and circulation of knowledge and boost national development.