Taking technology for granted - A dream
For past 3 days I have been missing my family back in India. There have been weddings, thread ceremonies one after another. I am blessed with a wonderful BIG family. I was wishing that with advanced technologies, what if I could be a part of ceremony at-least virtually.
With things like Wi-Fi (Something like mobile broadband) and high broadband speeds one should be able to transfer even videos. A live update of events. Video conference facility is given by many providers, but it s like Rs.25000 for an hour. Web-cams are good enough, but in my case, the festival is happening in one of Trichy's small towns, where internet is still not that ubiquitous.
One day what I am saying would be a reality. We ll all miss our home towns or our families less.
With things like Wi-Fi (Something like mobile broadband) and high broadband speeds one should be able to transfer even videos. A live update of events. Video conference facility is given by many providers, but it s like Rs.25000 for an hour. Web-cams are good enough, but in my case, the festival is happening in one of Trichy's small towns, where internet is still not that ubiquitous.
One day what I am saying would be a reality. We ll all miss our home towns or our families less.
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Rn,
Thnx for your words buddy. I am really looking forward to days when distance really has shrunk.Posted 16th May 2008 at 10:45 AM by MeenLoch
- Oviya,
Since the technology has given us so much, we want more, we can expect more. When you read current tech news, everything appears possible. Time is needed..That's allPosted 16th May 2008 at 10:46 AM by MeenLoch - Gayu,
I heard about this site from another friend too. They still maintain it online. I mean it s been 3 years since they got married. They share their data through this website with everyone arnd the globe.
I wish the mobile broadband is cheap and affordable and is available to general public soon, specially in IndiaPosted 16th May 2008 at 10:47 AM by MeenLoch
