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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.

Verizon Seeing 40-50 Mbps in LTE Trials, Real Downstream to be Around 5-10 Mbps

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| Wireless

8 Mar 2010

According to a new press statement from Verizon, the carrier is seeing peak download speeds of 40 to 50 megabits per second and peak upload speeds of 20 to 25 Mbps in the LTE (Long Term Evolution) wireless broadband tests they’re conducting in Seattle and Boston.

AT&T Expands Microcell Trials Into Carolinas, Las Vegas, San Diego, Georgia

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Home| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| VoIP| Wireless

5 Mar 2010

AT&T’s femtocell service has expanded into Las Vegas, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.

Is Cable Poised To Dominate The Telcos? DOCSIS 3.0 Might Be the Difference

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| VoIP

4 Mar 2010

The argument about whether or not DOCSIS 3.0 should be inexpensive to quickly deploy to 75 million Americans and how it can level the playing field against telcos for the cable industry.

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.

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.

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.

Verizon Lets You Use Your Phone As FiOS Remote Control – Your Motorola Droid or HTC Imagio can now control your IPTV set top

In: Cellphone| Communication| Computer| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Motorola| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| Television| Video

20 Feb 2010

Verizon has announced on their blog that the telco is letting owners of select Android-based Verizon Wireless phones use the devices to control their FiOS TV service.

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.

Big Carriers May Apply For Second Round Stimulus Funds

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Finances| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software

6 Feb 2010

As the broadband stimulus bill was being hashed out, you’ll recall it was stripped of some very lucrative, carrier-lobbied-for tax credits that would have given companies like Verizon billions for doing absolutely nothing differently.

Ooma, The “One Year Later” Review

In: Communication| Deals| Hardware| Home| Internet| Ooma| Reviews| Save Money| VoIP

3 Feb 2010

This is the second “One Year Later” review that I’ve done where I feel like a day, a week, or even a month just doesn’t do service to a review about an item(s) that should be used and critiqued over the year to find any and all problems, quirks and hopefully all of the good parts all enough time to come to the surface. Just a bit over a year ago, I purchased one of the Ooma Hub and Scout combo packages and decided I was going to test it. As with all over VoIP platforms, the Ooma Hub depends upon your internet connection. Your connection goes down, so goes your ability to use your phone.

Apple iPad, I’m Not Impressed

In: Apple| Breaking| Communication| Computer| Editorial| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Internet Tablet| Rants| Wireless| iPhone

29 Jan 2010

Even though this has been stated to be Apple’s “next biggest thing”, the Apple iPad is mostly for consumers that didn’t buy the Kindle. Powerusers will just say “no” to the Apple iPad.

Apple’s AT&T Affection Baffles Analysts – Though it wouldn’t if they analyzed a little harder…

In: Cellphone| Communication| Editorial| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Internet Tablet| Networks| Site Feeds| Wireless| iPhone

28 Jan 2010

Apple announced that AT&T would be the exclusive partner for the new iPad, and contrary to expectations – no Verizon (EVDO) compatible iPhone was announced.

Nokia’s Maemo Based N900 Dual-Booting Google Android

In: Breaking| Cellphone| Gadgets| Google| Hardware| Internet| Nokia| Software| Wireless

24 Jan 2010

Call it a work in progress, but some illustrious members of Maemo.org have gotten Google Android (Eclair) to boot and be functional on the Maemo Linux based Nokia N900. Why is it a work in progress? The touchscreen works, as well as the keyboard on the N900; however you will not be making any phone calls via Android on the N900 quite yet. In fact, not all sounds or modules have been interfaced yet.


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