Making Technology Easy for Everyone
In the past few years, Google has taken up the enormous challenge of single-handedly bringing U.S. Internet speeds up to snuff with its Google Fiber service. None of that 2o Mbps, 50 Mbps or even 100 Mbps nonsense -- … [Read more...]
My fellow Internet users, today marks the day, after much delay that the Six Strikes System (also known as the Copyright Alert System) goes into effect. Over the course of the next several days, participating ISP's … [Read more...]
I recently ran an Internet speed test, the results came back and reaffirmed that I am in fact receiving the speeds I'm paying for with my Verizon FiOS connection. I pay for 75Mbps download and 35Mbps upload and as you … [Read more...]
In what appears to be a very humanitarian move, Kim Dotcom, founder of Megaupload and the upcoming new Me.ga, announced last night that he plans to build a $400 million (NZD) cable running across the Pacific Ocean and … [Read more...]
As someone who spends the majority of my day on the Internet (probably a tad more than I should), I like to think that I have a sacred bond with my Internet Service Provider (ISP). After all, if my ISP didn’t do … [Read more...]
Broadband Reports has learned that starting May 2nd, AT&T will start imposing bandwidth caps for both DSL and u-Verse internet services. Between March 18th and 31st, AT&T users will receive notices informing … [Read more...]
In a recent post in regards to Google's potential as a wireless carrier, I was quick to point out that Google does not have an existing nation-wide network (neither wired or wireless) that would be able to serve as the … [Read more...]
Google is planning to launch an experiment that they hope will make Internet access better and faster for everyone. Google is looking to test ultra-high speed broadband networks in several trial locations across the … [Read more...]
It is no secret that piracy is a big problem for the media corporations and the internet service providers around the world. We are all aware of the cascading lawsuits from the Recording Industry Association of America … [Read more...]
In a time when broadband consumers are trying to get what they are paying for in terms of connection speeds in addition to wondering if their speeds are being throttled by their ISP (Internet Service Provider) Google has … [Read more...]
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