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Trade all your gadgets for an iPhone?  These folks did.

by JG Mason on Oct 31, 2008 at 09:11 AM

Tough times call for tough actions.  It seems in light of all the economic bad news, lower income folks are ditching gadgets to have just one: the iPhone 3G.  Who needs two iPods?  Who needs a netbook?  Who needs a home phone line? Indeed, one could argue the iPhone is… Continue Reading »

Major players support Sprint’s XOHM WiMAX mobile broadband network

by Arnold Zafra on Oct 9, 2008 at 12:15 PM

To coincide with the official launch of Sprint’s 4G mobile broadband service called XOHM (its WiMAX network), four top PC brands have introduced new notebook products which support XOHM.  For those not in the loop, WiMAX is faster than what you usually get from a mobile phone 3G network.  If… Continue Reading »

Motorola X24 WiMAX on the loose

by Cheng Hung on Sep 29, 2008 at 09:21 AM

People are using 3G broadband and any other method that gives them the privilege of utilizing the Internet while traveling.  News regarding WiMAX have been popping up sporadically for the past few months.  Now there’s another update on a WiMAX product: The Motorola X24 and it’s meant for your car. … Continue Reading »

Florida Attorney General fines Comcast over data caps

by Sue Walsh on Sep 9, 2008 at 08:39 AM

The state of Florida had fined Comcast a mere $150,000 in a settlement with the Attorney General after customers complained about having their service cut off for consuming too much bandwidth. The problem was Comcast refused to tell their customers just how much was too much.  $100,000 of the fine… Continue Reading »

Are you a DSL defector too?  Cable to own broadband market?

by JG Mason on Aug 4, 2008 at 01:12 PM

Whether it is just curiosity (we had DSL at the last place, let’s try cable broadband) or America is bandwidth hungry, cable ISPs are gobbling up customers much faster than DSL, according to Q2 records announced by Pew.  In fact, Comcast says 2/3rds of its new customers are coming from… Continue Reading »

Vonage partners with Covad Communications to offer DSL

by Robert Nelson on May 8, 2008 at 07:19 PM

It seems like its been forever since we have posted anything Vonage related aside from patent disputes and personal changes that we almost forgot they were still around. This latest news however seems to be positive, Vonage and Covad Communications have announced a partnership that will allow Vonage to offer… Continue Reading »

Websurfing over power lines? Not yet

by Renay San Miguel on May 3, 2008 at 10:59 AM

Plug your PC into a wall electrical outlet, and that’s all your need to surf the web at high speeds. Tell the cable and DSL service providers where they can stuff their plugs, while you ride the wave of yet another next-generation technology at cheaper prices. Well…not yet. It’s been… Continue Reading »

Net neutrality returns to Capitol Hill

by Sue Walsh on Apr 23, 2008 at 05:51 PM

The net neutrality battle has returned to Capitol Hill.  The Senate held a hearing on Tuesday called “The Future of the Internet” and during it Democratic politicians argued for the passage of a law that would prevent ISP’s from creating a fast lane for certain Internet content. Not surprisingly the… Continue Reading »

Comcast’s “Extreme High-Speed Internet” offering fast downloads at an expensive price

by Arnold Zafra on Apr 4, 2008 at 07:34 AM

Comcast has introduced a faster internet service, dubbed the “Extreme High-Speed Internet” and boasting of a 50mbps download speed. This is more than six times faster that the current consumer speed and 10 times faster that Qwest’s DSL Internet Service. Comcast is initially testing the new internet service in the… Continue Reading »

Sprint, Sierra Wireless announce ‘smallest’ broadband modem, the Compass 597

by Arnold Zafra on Apr 3, 2008 at 08:38 AM

Sprint and Sierra wireless have announces the countries smallest USB broadband modem – the Compass 597. The modem measure only 1.2 x 2.4 x 0.4-inches and weighs a mere 0.7-ounces, but don’t be misled by its size, because this tiny little device is packed with features. First, as a US… Continue Reading »

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