Month: July 2009


  • Qwest Launches 40 Mbps DSL Tier

    Qwest announced the launch of a VDSL2 powered DSL service, promising 40 Mbps down/20 Mbps up speeds.

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  • Verizon Wireless Limits Handset Exclusivity

    Verizon Wireless will limit new handset exclusivity for six months, presumably allowing smaller rural carriers access to them more quickly.

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  • Windstream Launches Online Data Backup

    Windstream Corp. (NYSE: WIN), a high-speed Internet, phone and digital TV provider, announced today its new online backup and file sharing service designed for residential and small business customers.

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  • Can You Fix Broadband in the U.S? Tell Google, FCC How

    Looking to cast as wide a net as possible in the search for good ideas, Google and the New America Foundation have launched a website, using Google Moderator, through which anyone can submit ideas that may wind up being considered by the FCC as it strives to come up with a National Broadband Plan

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  • Comcast Launches iPhone App

    Comcast announced the launch of a Comcast mobile application – a free downloadable app for the iPhone™ or iPod touch® – that gives customers access to all of their favorite services from Comcast including a unified inbox with Comcast.net email; visual voice mail; address book synch; real-time TV listings and trailers of movies available through Comcast On Demand.

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  • Is There Anything to Fear From Google Voice?

    Google announced the latest application for Google Voice – a mobile app for BlackBerry and Android platforms. It has the blogoshphere all abuzz. Predictions are ranging from a ‘nothing to see here’ to Google is your next phone company. Fear of Google Voice (GV) is justifiable

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