August 5, 2012
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or years, decades, no one wanted to switch their Internet connection from good old IPv4 to IPv6. Oh, we knew we’d have to move to IPv6 eventually, but we really didn’t want to. Now, though, according to Akamai, a Web … Continue reading
August 5, 2012
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Your smartphone is your smartphone, your tablet is usually your tablet, but your desktop, well you probably share it sometimes with friends, family, and co-workers. That’s one of the reasons why Android, the popular Linux-based device operating system has never … Continue reading
August 3, 2012
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I have a low opinion of Microsoft, but even I never saw Microsoft under Ballmer making such a basic blunder as not checking out the trademark for Metro, the most distinctive name attached to Windows 8. Just how dumb is … Continue reading
August 2, 2012
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AT&T may not have been able to buy up T-Mobile and all its precious radio frequency spectrum, but it shouldn’t have any trouble acquiring NextWave Wireless with its Wireless Communication Services (WCS) and Advanced Wireless Service (AWS) spectrum licenses. Under … Continue reading
August 1, 2012
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For Verizon‘s remaining unlimited data customers, it’s turned out that Verizon being required to offer free tethering—letting other devices share a 3G or 4G connection via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB—was too good to be true. According to Verizon, customers with … Continue reading
July 31, 2012
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n a US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruling, Verizon was ordered to stop charging users an additional fee for using their 4G smartphones and tablets as Wi-Fi hotspots, aka tethering. P. Michele Ellison, FCC, Enforcement Bureau Chief, said in a … Continue reading