Archive for May, 2009
Interview with ISP Avanti UK and its Rural Satellite Broadband Plans – SecuObs
Sunday, May 31, 2009 22:49 No Comments|
Interview with ISP Avanti UK and its Rural Satellite Broadband Plans
SecuObs, France Upgrades to existing telephone lines, new wireless (Wi-Fi, WiMax) networks and Mobile Broadband services are all under consideration. There is also one broadband technology that can already achieve such a feat, satellite. |
Why You Don't Want MagicJack – The Coffee Desk
Friday, May 29, 2009 21:24 No Comments|
Why You Don't Want MagicJack
The Coffee Desk, South Carolina This usually involves tweaking/resetting the (usually wireless) home router, or likewise power-cycling the modem. Other times, the issue is on the end of the ISP or an issue with the local machine. The point is, stuff goes wrong in home networks all of … |
Canada needs an innovation agenda – Common Ground.ca
Friday, May 29, 2009 18:15 No Comments Common Ground.ca |
Canada needs an innovation agenda
Common Ground.ca, Canada … New Brunswick's municipal/co-op ISP is a great example. In 2001, Fredericton's city council created e-Novations, its own fiber carrier. Fredericton later launched the Fred-eZone wireless network offering free connectivity across the city. … |
Rural broadband report takes 'middle' road, but fiber shines – Lightwave (press release)
Friday, May 29, 2009 9:36 No Comments|
Rural broadband report takes 'middle' road, but fiber shines
Lightwave (press release) "Access to adequate and affordable 'middle-mile' broadband facilities — the facilities that are commonly used to connect the 'last mile' ISP with an Internet backbone service provider — is a necessary precursor to a provider's being able to deploy … |
PennyPerformers.com: "Penny Stocks that Perform" picks are: CNEH … – Trading Markets (press release)
Friday, May 29, 2009 2:14 No Comments|
PennyPerformers.com: "Penny Stocks that Perform" picks are: CNEH …
Trading Markets (press release), CA Omnicity has an experienced broadband operations team with extensive wireless broadband/ISP expertise as well as the expertise to consolidate large numbers of businesses through its roll-up strategy. Afterimage GIS is an award winning geospatial … |
QOTD: Have You Ever Stolen Someone's WiFi? – Tom’s Hardware Guide
Thursday, May 28, 2009 18:54 No Comments|
QOTD: Have You Ever Stolen Someone's WiFi?
Tom’s Hardware Guide, CA Tuan: During times of desperation, like waiting for my ISP to come by and setup my net connection, yes. Some people leave both their computer unsecured as well as their router unsecured. Plenty of times I've seen people leave the router's default login … |
Speed, Capacity Make the Case for Wireless Broadband – Communications Technology
Thursday, May 28, 2009 15:20 No Comments.jpg) Communications Technology |
Speed, Capacity Make the Case for Wireless Broadband
Communications Technology, MD Stimulus package aside, the sheer speed, capacity and cost savings of a wireless broadband connection seem compelling enough, especially in niche business markets. "We looked at overlaying the ISP function with vertical markets to generate revenue, … |
Video: Someone's Got to Pay – Television Broadcast
Thursday, May 28, 2009 13:16 No Comments|
Video: Someone's Got to Pay
Television Broadcast, VA … ISP speeds; another involved charging a subscription fee for hi-def broadcasting. Neither flew. “We got people to pay for stuff by tying communication with content,” he said. “If you can introduce incrementally, that say, 4G wireless service comes … |
Trilliant Acquires SkyPilot Networks to Streamline Smart Grid … – Reuters
Thursday, May 28, 2009 9:04 No Comments|
Trilliant Acquires SkyPilot Networks to Streamline Smart Grid …
Reuters Today Trilliant, already a significant player in RF mesh networking for smart grids, announced that it is acquiring SkyPilot Networks, a provider of broadband wireless mesh networking products for public safety, wireless ISP, video surveillance, VoIP, … |
Get a Netgear 802.11n USB adapter for $13.99 – CNET News
Thursday, May 28, 2009 7:42 No Comments CNET News |
Get a Netgear 802.11n USB adapter for $13.99
CNET News, CA The coupon code worked for the purchase of two. by SleepyInKC May 28, 2009 7:58 AM PDT A great price, but I have a general question: considering that my ISP speed is capped at maybe 5 Mbps, is there any real benefit to upgrading from wireless-G (54 … |