Iranian e-commerce scientific association has been established to develop and scientifically promote e-commerce, enhance qualitative growth of the specialized forces and improve research and training programs in e-commerce. The request of establishing the association was reviewed and approved in Iranian scientific association commission in ministry of science, research and technology on 30/6/2009 and finally via the letter no. 2416/3 dated 14/7/2009 was communicated to the board of founders.
Iranian E-Commerce Scientific Association
Seyed Hossein Paryab
Secretary of the Association
h.paryab@ieca.ir
No.15, 10th Floor of Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade (Naderi Building), Hojjat doost Alley, Naderi St., Keshavarz Blvd., Tehran, Iran.
Tel: +98 21 88991540 , 88991560
Fax: +98 21 88991560
Email Address: info@ieca.ir
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A new estimate claims Apple's latest iPhone costs 41 cents a year to keep charged, less than a third of its sibling, the iPad. The metric, put out this week by energy analytics company Opower, is based on the assumption that iPhone owners will recharge their device once a day for the entire year. The estimate follows one from The Electric Power Research Institute published in June, which pegged the annual energy cost of a third-generation iPad at $1.36. That same study estimated the cost of the iPhone 4 (the iPhone 5's predecessor) to run a slightly lower 38 cents.
A new estimate claims Apple's latest iPhone costs 41 cents a year to keep charged, less than a third of its sibling, the iPad.
The metric, put out this week by energy analytics company Opower, is based on the assumption that iPhone owners will recharge their device once a day for the entire year.
The estimate follows one from The Electric Power Research Institute published in June, which pegged the annual energy cost of a third-generation iPad at $1.36. That same study estimated the cost of the iPhone 4 (the iPhone 5's predecessor) to run a slightly lower 38 cents.