Before he steps down as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Kevin Martin still hopes to win approval for his plan to auction off a slice of the airwaves for a free nationwide wireless broadband network.
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Archive for December, 2008
FCC head drops filtering from broadband plan
Posted by Slash on December 31st, 2008Turnkey Mobile WiMAX
Posted by Slash on December 28th, 2008Digitel Completes WIMAX 2.5 EBS Design for Auburn Broadband Turnkey Feasibility Design, Build, and Business Planning Solution – December 28, 2008
Digitel Wireless provided a complete turnkey consulting solution that included a technology assessment, preliminary site selection, vendor comparison, and 2.5 GHz WIMAX licensed spectrum design utilizing the latest RF design tools for WiMax RF [...]
Uproar in Australia over plan to block Web sites
Posted by Slash on December 26th, 2008A proposed Internet filter dubbed the “Great Aussie Firewall” is promising to make Australia one of the strictest Internet regulators among democratic countries.
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Wal-Mart to start selling iPhones on Sunday
Posted by Slash on December 26th, 2008Wal-Mart Stores Inc said on Friday it will start selling Apple Inc’s iPhone on Sunday, but the popular cell phones that can surf the Web will not be priced as low as some anticipated.
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Android apps you won’t find on the iPhone
Posted by Slash on December 26th, 2008Two months after the first Android phone was released, there are more than 400 free programs from which to choose and the promise of more handsets coming that use the open-source operating system.
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Customize your own NPR podcast playlist
Posted by Slash on December 23rd, 2008Still can’t decide among the hundreds of podcasts that National Public Radio makes available over the Internet?
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Review: Internet no substitute for satellite TV
Posted by Slash on December 23rd, 2008It’s Day One of a weeklong experiment to see if I could live without satellite TV. For one whole week, I tried to see if I can survive watching only television shows online and movies through Netflix.
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Newsweek: Why we should demolish the FCC
Posted by Slash on December 23rd, 2008Economic growth requires innovation. Trouble is, Washington is practically designed to resist it. Built into the DNA of the agencies created to protect innovation is an almost irresistible urge to protect the most powerful instead. The FCC is a perfect example.
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WiMAX, LTE and FTTH Growth
Posted by Slash on December 22nd, 2008Motorola Envisions Video Driving LTE, WiMAX and Fiber-to-the-Home Growth in 2009 – December 22, 2008
Spurred by the continued interest in broadband technologies to deliver rich media experiences in the home and beyond, Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) will carry groundbreaking Long Term Evolution (LTE) work and expanding WiMAX and Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) deployments into a projected expansion [...]
LTE Analyst Report
Posted by Slash on December 19th, 2008Cantab Wireless forecasts 85 million LTE users by the end of 2013 – December 19, 2008 Long Term Evolution (LTE), the new mobile telecommunications system, will be launched in less than two years time in Japan and by 2013 it will have 85 million users worldwide according to an analysis made by Cantab Wireless (www.cantabwireless.com). [...]