Liveblogging with Laptop and Mobile Broadband Dongle
Vodafone has recently revealed one of the most significant scopes borne by its various mobile broadband sticks and SIM cards stuffed with data. This is nothing but the latest blessing from the digital world to the communication world – Liveblogging. The article published in the technology website Electric Pig, says that any ustomer of its can turn into a complete newsroom on the move with its 3G mobile broadband connection and a laptop.
The article emphasizes certain aspects of the mobile broadband laptop team that enables reasonably fast liveblogging. It starts with the ease offered by today’s laptop keyboards, remarkable processing power, the advantages offered by the Windows software and last but not the least, tremendous battery power. Besides, today’s customers have the super advantage of a high speed 3G mobile broadband dongle.
Furthermore, the convenience of installation also provides the system a shot in the arm as setting up is a mere trifle. The customers are advised to get online using the mobile broadband options of Vodafone for a quick install, even if the person uses an Apple Mac OSX or Windows versions. The user can use a USB port on the laptop to pop the 3G mobile broadband dongle, and is advised to simply go through the instructions.
Once a liveblogging toolkit is brought to contact with the laptop, the customer can branch out pictures and texts to keep the readers rooted in. Moreover, the customers can also engage in live video streaming using a web camera with free Ustream.TV and Justin.TV sites to invite the readers to tune into the network. For optimal results the customers should ensure that a microphone is being used in the webcam.
Finally, the website has also given the pricings; according to which one can grab a sim-only Vodafone deal for as low as GBP 20 per month. This obviously comes with included data for liveblogging. The broadband provider’s mobile broadband USB dongle is offered for free with a GBP 15 a month mobile broadband package of Vodafone.
