The FCC Receives Over 4 Million Public Comments on Net Neutrality
Net neutrality has been an industry buzzword for awhile now, but it wasn’t until President Obama’s statement this week that it, along with “The Open
November 13, 2014
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Not quite time to cut the cord.
AT&T is adding LTE to all their cell sites, even the rural ones. This is part of their Project VIP- an effort to upgrade AT&T’s
October 14, 2014
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Is HomeBase really a Home Run?
Along with AT&T’s recent acquisition of DirectTV, it committed to expanding its LTE network to “an additional 15 million customer locations” – and like the
October 8, 2014
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T-Mobile’s VoWiFi is more than just a band-aid. It’s strategic.
The Big Four Wireless Carriers (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile) are in the business of churning customers from another service provider to their own network.
October 3, 2014
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Are U.S. carriers throttling Wi-Fi offload until after next year’s spectrum auction?
Are U.S. carriers holding out on Wi-Fi offloading until after next year’s spectrum auction? WiFi offloading is when carriers use WiFi hotspots as an accessory
August 29, 2014
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How Verizon and AT&T are Throttling Data
Verizon’s latest ploy to move its customers away from unlimited data plans to a pay-per-gigabite model is under criticism by FCC Chairman Wheeler. Verizon stated
August 5, 2014
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How Will the Data Tsunami Affect You?
It makes sense that subscribers with access to 4G LTE use more data – because faster connections result in a better user experience. According to
July 22, 2014
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What is Sponsored, aka “Toll-Free” Data?
So called “sponsored data” is creeping in the back door, whether we like it or not. The concept is still in testing phase, but if
July 22, 2014
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Smart Cell Site Deployment Can Benefit the Hotel Industry – Here’s How.
In 2012, wireless subscriber use surpassed 100% – meaning that the average person in the US had more than one wireless device – and this
May 30, 2014
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Wireless Costs Around the Globe
Billshrink did a study of their data and found that US subscribers pay more on average for monthly wireless use than subscribers in the other
August 31, 2009
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The FCC Receives Over 4 Million Public Comments on Net Neutrality
Net neutrality has been an industry buzzword for awhile now, but it wasn’t until President Obama’s statement this week that it, along with “The Open…
Not quite time to cut the cord.
AT&T is adding LTE to all their cell sites, even the rural ones. This is part of their Project VIP- an effort to upgrade AT&T’s…
Is HomeBase really a Home Run?
Along with AT&T’s recent acquisition of DirectTV, it committed to expanding its LTE network to “an additional 15 million customer locations” – and like the…
T-Mobile’s VoWiFi is more than just a band-aid. It’s strategic.
The Big Four Wireless Carriers (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile) are in the business of churning customers from another service provider to their own network.…
Are U.S. carriers throttling Wi-Fi offload until after next year’s spectrum auction?
Are U.S. carriers holding out on Wi-Fi offloading until after next year’s spectrum auction? WiFi offloading is when carriers use WiFi hotspots as an accessory…
How Verizon and AT&T are Throttling Data
Verizon’s latest ploy to move its customers away from unlimited data plans to a pay-per-gigabite model is under criticism by FCC Chairman Wheeler. Verizon stated…
How Will the Data Tsunami Affect You?
It makes sense that subscribers with access to 4G LTE use more data – because faster connections result in a better user experience. According to…
What is Sponsored, aka “Toll-Free” Data?
So called “sponsored data” is creeping in the back door, whether we like it or not. The concept is still in testing phase, but if…
Smart Cell Site Deployment Can Benefit the Hotel Industry – Here’s How.
In 2012, wireless subscriber use surpassed 100% – meaning that the average person in the US had more than one wireless device – and this…
Wireless Costs Around the Globe
Billshrink did a study of their data and found that US subscribers pay more on average for monthly wireless use than subscribers in the other…