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The adoption by users of smartphones and tablets and mobile applications have led to this growth has changed the way we communicate. It’s very unusual to receive SMS and calls are becoming less frequent. This is largely because we in our devices and internet messaging clients such as practical and entertaining as Whats-app, to name one of the most widespread. And that does not please the operators, who see little by little they are wasting money.

That is why the GSMA, the body that regulates mobile communications, announced the creation of the RCS-e. A communications protocol that will allow “enriched” by the mobile operator, ie the Whats App of operadoras.El Enhanced Rich Communication Suite (RCS-e) was created in response to the phenomenon of popularization of mobile messaging applications like Whats App. A phenomenon that is bypassing the traditional communications such as calls and SMS. Operators have already tried to lower the rates, especially in SMS’s, but no color. Applications continue to offer more for less.

The RCS-protocol and lead beyond the traditional communication using voice only providing the possibility of transmitting multimedia too. In fact it is possible to make video calls, messaging, upload photos and can be done in real time. Even if we can share the phone with the person we talked things while keeping the conversation. You can also find on our agenda automatically with whom we can share things.

The idea is that this technology is included as standard on the terminal market operators. And later be integrated into the existing application form. Operators do not intend to charge special fee for this special service, at least for now. In fact Spain is going to be a pioneer in this technology as Telephonic, Vodafone and Orange already being tested.

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Time passes quickly. The Information Technology 100 years old and it seems incredible that, before his foray into the lives of human beings could manage without them.

It is very interesting to discover how the top executives of companies such as IBM suggests that the challenges posed to humanity to address the impact of technology today, have nothing to do with microprocessors, or with services in the cloud or with mobile applications.

Are aimed, instead, to issues more related to people: to facilitate the connection of the subsystems that exist in the world and maintain social stability and economic development (starting with the business sector), ensure security and data privacy personal (and dignity of their owners) and transform the leadership to make it an exercise in creativity, listening, collaboration and influence Will technologists become more sensitive? Or maybe the machines increasingly resemble people? Read the last paragraph of the news and see