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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.

mimoOn Will Present its Advanced Femtocell Technologies at MWC 2010

In: Cellphone| Communication| Gadgets| Hardware| Site Feeds| VoIP| aving.net

11 Feb 2010

mimoOn announced it will be participating in the Femtozone at Mobile World Congress, Barcelona 15-18 February 2010. The Femtozone (Hall 1, Stand G19) is an area hosted by the Femto Forum, dedicated to featuring the leading companies in femtocell development, and will display the latest in femtocell markets, devices, and technology.

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.

AT&T Drops Unlimited Voice & Data Price Plans… Just Like Verizon

In: Cellphone| Communication| Finances| Save Money| Wireless| iPhone

16 Jan 2010

AT&T today announced new unlimited plans across all devices – including its industry-leading lineup of smartphones – to provide more value and choice for customers who want to talk, text and surf on the nation’s fastest 3G network.

Inbrics Announces Android Powered MID M1

In: Communication| Computer| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Internet Tablet| Networks| VoIP| Wireless

13 Jan 2010

Taking a look at the Inbrics MID M1, it is everything that most of the prior MIDs were not. Thin, powered by an OS that’s meant to be portable and lightweight. And above all… it’s downright sexy. There’s been a few videos that were released last year, but above is the final product. Currently running Google Android 1.5, Inbrics is quickly making its way towards 2.0, if not 2.1 very soon in time for their upcoming release.

Plastic Logic Reveals QUE proReader

In: Communication| Education| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Site Feeds| aving.net

12 Jan 2010

Plastic Logic revealed its plans to unveil ‘QUE’, the first proReader designed for business professionals. With the QUE, Plastic Logic is expanding the eReader category, which to date has focused on leisure reading devices and casual users.

LaCie Introduces LaCinema Mini HD Media Center

In: Audio| Computer| Gadgets| HDTV| Hardware| Home| MP3| Movies| PC| Television| Video

6 Jan 2010

LaCinema Mini HD bridges the gap between the computer and entertainment worlds in full HD quality. Featuring built-in high-speed 802.11n Wi-Fi, LaCinema Mini HD brings a DLNA® media player and server to your home without wires.

Femtocells Are a No Show and 2010 May Not Be Much Better

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

19 Nov 2009

ABI Research that indicates that femtocell shipments this year have been well, less than impressive. The technology, which creates essentially a micro-cell tower in the home, helps with coverage issues by allowing users to make calls over their home broadband connection. They’re useful to carriers, in that they ease strain on local towers, but so far many operators have done a pretty poor job marketing the devices to users or offering consumer value in pricing models.

FCC Imposes Shot Clock On Wireless Tower Builds – Hopes to speed up deployment of new infrastructure…

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

19 Nov 2009

FCC today voted to impose a shot clock aimed at speeding up municipal approval for the placing of wireless towers. According to an FCC news release, the new agency rules impose a 90 day limit to states and municipalities to approve or deny collocation (tower sharing) requests, and 150 day limit to act on new tower placement requests.

GOGII updates textPlus 2.0 – Adds Usernames, Remains Free for Apple iPhone

In: Apple| Cellphone| Communication| Networks| Reviews| Save Money| Wireless| iPhone

11 Nov 2009

GOGII, Inc. has recently updated their textPlus Apple iPhone application to version 2.0 and added the ability for people to simply respond to your free username via textPlus 2.0 and you’ll receive the message whether you’re in the app or via the Apple iPhone 3.0 enabled push notifications when you’re not in the app.

Verizon Promises Droid Won’t Strain Network – Though they’re preparing for more backhaul for LTE launch…

In: Cellphone| Communication| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Wireless

4 Nov 2009

Unlike some of the capacity issues that troubled AT&T with the huge influx of iPhone customers, Verizon is insisting the company won’t struggle under the load when they launch the new Motorola Droid this Friday.

Nokia N900 – Could This Save Nokia From Losing More Money?

In: Breaking| Cellphone| Communication| Finances| Hardware| Internet Tablet| Nokia| Rambling

15 Oct 2009

Nokia announced today a total combined loss of 1.36 Billion – that with a big “B” folks – due to slumping sales during it’s Summer 2009 sales. This would include the sale(s) of their flagship Nokia N97 which sold relatively strong with 2 million units in about 3 months. The problem though was that most users shifted from their flagship, more expensive phones to much lesser expensive phones due to the global economy downturn.

Fonera 2.0n Wifi Router

In: Communication| Computer| Gadgets| Green| Hardware| Home| Internet| Networks| PC| Wireless

24 Sep 2009

Fonera has finally updated their Fonera Wifi Router to include 802.11n as well as the prior 802.11b/g router version that allowed other folks to get to the internet – you can dictate if it’s for free or for a small fee – and kept your network and computers safe.

Adesso Announces WKB-3100 Wireless Keyboard

In: Computer| Gadgets| Hardware| Home| PC

10 Jun 2009

The Adesso WKB-3100 lets users work freely, without any space, angles or distance constraints. The enclosed optical trackball delivers distinct precision and smooth motion, requiring virtually no maintenance or cleaning. The compact size of this keyboard allows for ease of use in tight spaces, including living rooms, kiosk stations, conference rooms and workgroup project environments.


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The Internet has come a long way since its birth. There are now several different ways to get an internet connection. One can do this by inserting wireless internet card in computer or can use dsl. Apart from this, internet phone and ip phones are there as well to help people connect internet through phones. internet phone is not the last option available, wireless internet providers are there as well to offer internet connectivity.


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