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FCC Will Release Broadband Plan One Day Early on March 16

In: Breaking| Communication| Computer| Editorial| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

10 Mar 2010

According to an FCC announcement, the FCC will officially unveil our first ever national broadband plan at an FCC meeting next Tuesday, March 16, at 10:30 EST. That’s one day earlier than the plan was supposed to be unveiled before Congress.

AT&T: We’ll Soon Be Charging You More For Wireless Broadband – Company wants ‘variable pricing,’ admits few will pay for iPad 3G

In: Apple| Cellphone| Communication| Computer| Finances| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| VoIP| broadbandreports.com| iPhone

3 Mar 2010

AT&T is once again dropping hints that the carrier wants to change (read: increase) wireless data pricing. Many investors have been pressuring the company to ditch the $30 unlimited iPhone data plan and instead replace it with some kind of metered billing model.

Charter Offers Free Speed Upgrades – Express, Plus and Max tiers see speed bump…

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Home| Internet| Networks| Save Money| Site Feeds| Software| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

1 Mar 2010

Charter has debut free upgrades to their company’s Express tier that used to be 5 Mbps down and 1 Mbps up, and is now 8 Mbps down and 1 Mbps up. Charter’s Plus tier has gone from 10 Mbps down and 2 Mbps up to 16 Mbps down and 2 Mbps up. The company’s Max tier has gone from 20 Mbps down and 2 Mbps up to 25 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up.

Nexus One To Verizon March 23? – AT&T, Verizon support coming soon…

In: Cellphone| Communication| Computer| Google| Hardware| Networks| Site Feeds| broadbandreports.com

1 Mar 2010

Google’s Nexus One coming to Verizon on March 23rd with AT&T soon behind? Mmm, could be!

Cisco Leaks Vague Plans To Upstage Google Fiber

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

25 Feb 2010

From the sound of it, ISPs are working with Cisco to design a public relations counterpunch to Google’s announcement, which as we noted at launch is in part designed to give Google policy and political ammunition in the fights over open access, network neutrality, and competition.

Magic Jack Tries & Fails To Shut Up Boing Boing – Cheap VoIP Company Forced to pay $50k after Defamation Case Goes Bad

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Hardware| Site Feeds| Software| Unusual| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

24 Feb 2010

Magic Jack Tries & Fails To Shut Up Boing Boing – Cheap VoIP Company Forced to pay $50k after Defamation Case Goes Bad

Sprint Will Launch First 4G Handset Before Summer – Likely to be the HTC Android-based Supersonic

In: Cellphone| Communication| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Travel| VoIP| Wireless| broadbandreports.com

21 Feb 2010

Sprint alerted Forbes that the carrier’s first Mobile WiMax handset will launch in the first half of this year. Given the fact that the Sprint/Clearwire Mobile WiMax network has a limited reach of 27 U.S. markets, most of them little, the device will of course be dual mode – switching to Sprint’s EVDO network when Mobile WiMax isn’t available.

NBC Lawyer Again Places Foot In Mouth On Piracy Debate – From popcorn farmers to viral tidal waves of evil!

In: Communication| Editorial| Finances| Networks| Rants| Site Feeds| Unusual| broadbandreports.com

20 Feb 2010

Back in 2007, NBC lawyer Rick Cotton issued a statement to the FCC demanding they force ISPs to take action against piracy for the sake of the American corn farmer. According to Cotton, piracy was becoming such a menace it was keeping people out of theaters, in turn resulting in less popcorn sold.

Verizon: LTE Launch On Track for 2010 deadline

In: Communication| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| Wireless| broadbandreports.com

15 Feb 2010

Verizon CTO Dick Lynch says that Verizon’s LTE plans are on track and that the company should launch the faster service in between 25 and 30 markets later this year.

Isn’t The FCC Exploring A Return To Line Sharing?

In: Communication| Computer| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

13 Feb 2010

Rumors began circulating late last year that the FCC was considering making line sharing part of their national broadband plan. Line sharing, as most of you know, involves requiring that incumbent carriers lease their networks to new entrants.

Warner Music Commits Evolutionary Seppuku, Won’t Allow Catalog to be Used for Ad-driven Streaming Services

In: Audio| Communication| Computer| Editorial| Finances| MP3| Music| Site Feeds| broadbandreports.com

11 Feb 2010

ISPs are seriously considering bundling subscription music services like Spotify and others for a small additional, optional fee. Spotify, which offers users streaming access to music free with ads or for a monthly fee, is one way the recording industry can shake off the impacts of piracy without resorting to suing children and grandmothers. But Warner Music apparently is having none of it.

Billing Companies Think Metered Billing “Inevitable”, Still a Hard Sell

In: Cellphone| Communication| Editorial| Finances| Gadgets| Hardware| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| Wireless| broadbandreports.com

10 Feb 2010

Fierce Wireless asks a number of vendors who make a living off of billing systems their thoughts on metered billing in the wireless space, and unsurprisingly is told by each one that a shift to metered billing is “inevitable” in wireless.

Comcast Xfinity Rebranding Largely Laughed At – Analysts, Customers Aren’t Particularly Impressed

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Networks| Rambling| Site Feeds| Software| Unusual| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

10 Feb 2010

Comcast unveiled their plans to rebrand their Internet, VoIP and TV services all under the “Xfinity” moniker. While Comcast was hoping to create a modern brand that could do battle with AT&T U-Verse and Verizon FiOS, the decision to misspell infinity with “extreme” and painfully cliche 90’s brand stylings wasn’t a particularly inspired or creative choice.

Google Lowers Nexus One ETF, Launches Phone Support

In: Cellphone| Communication| Gadgets| Google| Hardware| Networks| Save Money| Site Feeds| Software| broadbandreports.com

9 Feb 2010

At launch, Google took heat for a number of things related to their Nexus One Android based smartphone, including the fact that customers who canceled service early faced $550 in fees – a $200 ETF from T-Moble, and a $350 Google “Equipment Recovery Fee”.

Cox Offers Free PS3s To Entire State Of Arizona

In: Communication| Computer| Console Games| Deals| Home| Networks| Rambling| Site Feeds| Unusual| Video Games| broadbandreports.com

8 Feb 2010

In what appears to be a promotion gone wrong, Cox Communications has accidentally offered free PlayStation 3’s to every Cox customer in Arizona that signs up for service or upgrades existing service. The deal was supposedly intended only to lure in new Cox customers, but Cox’s marketing team accidentally sent the flyers out to all customers.

Yep, they screwed up.


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