Like I
promised last month, a whole new section has been added to
Megavolt called
"Staying Connected in Israel". It includes all sorts of info
on telephone systems, VoIP, ISPs in Israel, Internet, cell
phones and lots more. Unfortunately at this moment many
categories may have limited information, but content is being
added constantly, and I will keep you informed of the additions.
Samples of what has already been added include:
PC to PC VoIP (VOB) Services
PC to Phone VoIP (VOB) Services
Phone to Phone VoIP (VOB) Services - Part 1
The above articles include a comment area where everyone can write about
their experiences with the various services they have used.
Please contribute comments so that we can all learn from each
others experiences.
Other articles include:
Types of Internet Connections
How to choose an Internet Service Provider (ISP) in Israel
VoIP - The Basics
Phone Services in Israel...and how they work
... and more.
Due to lack of time, the explanation page for the Bezeq phone bill has not been
completed. I hope that it will be completed in the coming weeks.
As everyone probably well
knows already, I'm a great supporter of LED lighting. True, the technology still
has a bit of "growing" to do, but it's here and it's being improved everyday.
Seoul Semiconductor has come out with it's new LED product called the P4. The P4
emits 240 lm at 1 A of light and features the industry’s highest luminous
efficacy (100 lm/W at 350 mA - maximum) with only a single die, making it a
brighter and more cost-effective light source compared to conventional 70 lm/W
fluorescent and 15 lm/W incandescent lighting options.
Read more...
I would have thought this to
be a given, but Israel’s Electric Company is working toward becoming the world’s
first Sabbath-observant national electric company.
Read more...
We see the UK taking some
initiative her for a change (jolly good show) with Westminster City Council in
London introducing two free street recharging points for electric cars — the
first on-street points in the UK. Westminster already provides 48 free
recharging stations, but these are located in 13 of the city’s parking garages.
Read more...
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