Wireless charging for mobile phones

• Wireless charging has been around for a few years now, but sadly it hasn't become as widely-adopted as we'd like. Micro USB ports start to loosen and bend over time and being able to limit that wear and tear by using wireless, but due to the fight over wireless charging standards, most phones simply go without it. And while Power mat and the various companies backing them fight it out, smartphone users are left in the cold.

 

• However, many popular phones are beginning to embrace wireless charging, and if that's something you're looking for in your next phone, here's a list of those lucky devices.

 

• Now, many of the phones on this list need special back plates in order to get wireless charging, but these are the phones that officially have wireless charging supported, as opposed to phones that can only achieve wireless charging through bulky cases that replace the battery or plug into the micro-USB port. Also, certain variants of these phones may use Power mat rather than, such as the AT&T variant of the LG 3G, but it does still support wireless charging.

Future of Mobile Commerce

  

A new wave of technology-driven commerce has started mobile (m-) commerce. Fuelled by the increasing saturation of mobile technology, such as phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs), m-commerce promises to inject considerable change into the way certain activities are conducted.

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Future of mobile commerce

Australia for UNHCR

Australia for UNHCR is an Australian charity that raises funds to support the work of the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Australia. 

As well as providing emergency relief like shelter, food, water, and medical care, our generous supporters improve refugees' future opportunities, providing infrastructure, schools, and income generating projects. 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuNkEnrTcaU

poor population in Iraq

BAGHDAD, - Some 20-25 percent of Iraq’s estimated 27 million population lives below the country’s poverty line, a government survey.

• Though wide disparities were found between northern and southern provinces, the government said the results were better than expected.

• “Poverty is concentrated in the Iraqi rural areas more than in the urban areas in all provinces,” said the survey, which was conducted by the Iraqi Ministry of Planning.

• It found that the highest poverty rate was in the southern province of Muthana with 49 percent, followed by the central provinces of Babil with 41 percent and Salaheddin with 40 percent.

• The lowest poverty rates were in the three northern provinces that make up Iraq’s self-ruled Kurdistan Region: Dahouk, with 10 percent living below the poverty line, and Erbil and Sulaimaniyah with 3 percent each.

• The survey defines poverty as living on 76,896 Iraqi dinars (about $66) a month, or$2.2 a day. 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apCoi1BJjng

Driving Should be more Expensive and the Money used to Improve Public Transport.

In many of the world’s cities traffic is a major problem. Not only does traffic congestion because great frustration among drivers but also it in addition the environment in the city is seriously affected by exhaust emission. In spite of this situation people drive in the city f. because it is more convenient g. and less time-consuming than the alternatives. People can only be encouraged to change their driving habits by making the alternatives better.
Often people drive in the city because the public transport system is underfunded and inconvenient. Most people prefer to stay in their air-conditioned cars whereas than travel in overcrowded buses and trains. Rather when people travel in their own car they travel door to door. Furthermore when people travel by public transport they often have to change buses or trains, which adds time to their journey.
There are two ways to encourage people to stop driving in the city.
First, public transport needs to be improved. People will only leave their cars at home second the alternative is cheap and comfortable. Once, driving in the city needs to be made less convent. This can be achieved by making parking more expensive and charging a tax for travelling in the city if people feel public transport is a better choice, they will use it.
In conclusion people will continue to use their cars while it is convenient. Therefore, driving should be more expensive and the money used to improve public transport.

It is Important to Eat Healthy Food!

It is Important to eat Healthy Food! Because it keeps the body fit and well. Healthy foods helps individuals to maintain their health balance and welling. Research shows that eating healthy food could have very positive impact on the body. For instance, most of the disease associated with obesity deceases. Thus, it keeps the body shapes to be well looking without any diet. Eating junk food could have very negative influence on the body. For example, it would lead the individual to be addictive and cannot stop eat their habit regarding eating fast food. In summery eating healthy food help with weight control, improve mood, give a good energy and age better.

Smoking Should be Banned in Australia!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFZEVSkjIZI

Generally, Australia would be much better and healthier places without cigarettes. Smoking can be very harmful to everybody whether the smoker or passive person. Firstly, it hurts the body health. For instance, it develops cancer and the nicotine inside it is very addictive. Secondly, smoking is very harmful to other people. People around the smoker can be massively 

hurt. Hence, the government spends thousands of dollars in curing people sick by smoking. Therefore, smoking should be banned in Australia.