The realm’s Tallest Mountain Has Gone 3G [Networks]

Oct 29th 2010
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Climbers of Mount Everest spent the past 24 hours updating Facebook statuses, after Nepal’s first-ever 3G connection was switched on yesterday at the base camp. The first use of the service? Making the area’s highest video call. [ Reuters and Unitopia ]

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