Posts Christmas Picture Will Natural Increase Sharply

                            

ADELAIDE, KOMPAS.com - The increasing use of smartphones, as well as the quality of the higher HP cameras, and a faster internet connection would make more people around the world send pictures to each other during the Christmas holidays.

In Australia, the largest telecommunications company Telstra estimates there will be 70 per cent rise over the phone sending images over the past year. According to executive director Rebekah O'Flaherty Telstra Country Wide expected Telstra customers will send around 6 million images in the time they have just opened a Christmas present and have lunch with family members.

"Throughout the year, we see that more and more citizens of Australia sending pictures using the medium to get in touch with family and friends. "said O'Flaherty, as reported by The West Australian newspaper on Monday (24/12/2012).

" With more and more customers have a smart phone (smartphone ), increasing the quality of camera phone, as well as access to 4G technology makes sending picture and video increasingly popular, "said O'Flaherty.

But according to Telstra, sending SMS is still dominate media congratulations. It is estimated about 125 million SMS will be sent during this Christmas season, up 17 percent from 2011. "Usually, most of the SMS sent on Christmas Day between the hours of 8 to 1 pm, and then slowly declined between the hours of 3-4 pm, which is usually of Australians out of the house to play cricket in the backyard or take a nap after a glut." Said O ' Flaherty.

correspondent reported Compass in Australia L. Literature Wijaya , a telephone conversation also will culminate on Christmas Day. "Christmas is the busiest day for officers search a phone number, both nationally and internationally, and we estimate there will be 300 thousand international calls from Australia on Christmas Day with New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States is the most popular destination." Said O 'Flaherty again.

order to avoid expensive international call charges, Telstra gave recommendations on a cheap phone. UK and Europe - before 2 am or between 1-3 pm (avoid the busiest time of 3-9 nights) New Zealand - before 4 am or between 10 am-4 pm (avoid 4-10 am). Asia - before 4 pm (avoid 4-9 nights) and the U.S. and Canada - before 2 am or between the hours of 11 am-3 pm (avoid hours 2 to 9 am).