Tech Issues
14 October 2010 | 0 Comments
The FCC is proposing a regulation requiring mobile service providers to alert customers as they reach their voice and data limits. This would go a long ways towards ending what has become known as “bill shock”. The FCC faces stiff resistance from the industry, and it’s unclear if the proposed rules will go through. Verizon [...]
Tagged in at&t, bill shock, fcc, mobile service provider, verizon
Gadgetry
8 October 2010 | 0 Comments
One of the most tiring rumors is the iPhone to Verizon story. This rumor has been going on since the first iteration of the device. Even though the rumor has never been proven true, people still believe that a Verizon iPhone is just around the corner. I seriously doubt there will be a Verizon iPhone [...]
Tagged in apple, at&t, cdma, gsm, iphone, lte, verizon
Internet Issues
17 August 2010 | 0 Comments
Open internet or net neutrality, whatever you want to call it, is a really hot topic since Google and Verizon announced their own neutrality deal. Since then, we’ve had internet denizens denounce the deal alongside tv and online pundits. Now we have House Democrats asking the FCC to intervene. While I typically hate it when [...]
Tagged in comcast, fcc, google, government, house democrats, legislature, verizon
Internet Issues
11 August 2010 | 0 Comments
When news of Google’s and Verizon’s possible Net Neutrality agreement hit the wire, some suggested it was the end of the internet as we know it. While that remains to be seen, it does seem plausible to think Google was selling it’s soul for preferential treatment from one of the nation’s largest broadband providers. Initially, [...]
Tagged in broadband, congress, eric schmidt, google, internet, net neutrality, verizon