adband connection. It is often referred to as 'super-fast broadband' or 'next-generation broadband' as it offers faster speeds than have been available to date using older generation networks. It is available to both home and business users. There are generally two types of fibre broadband connections Fibre to the cabinet (FTTC) Fibre-to-the-Cabinet (FTTC) ...
In this modern age, everyone and everything can be found in a place where everyone can get to access. This is the wonderful place called the internet. With the growth of the internet, getting connected to it became a necessity of more and more people especially for those who want to expand their business ...
Broadband Satellite technology uses a RF satellite link to provide subscribers with broadband Internet access, Similar to the technology used in Direct-to-the-Home (DTH) video broadcast (DirecTV, Dish Network), can coexist Targets users in a location with poor or nonexistent terrestrial infrastructure Early “one-way”systems capable of up to 400 kbps download, but ...
ith its average monthly data traffic per subscription as high as 4.5 GB. Source: Swedish Post and Telecom Agency (PTS) Btw, 3 Sweden is the only operator that I have come across that offers different price levels based on the speed of the modem. Three different price levels corresponding to maximum download speeds of 2Mbps, ...
According to the latest data from the UK broadband comparison website Broadband Genie, only around one in ten (11 per cent) mobile broadband users are satisfied with the speed of their mobile broadband. The data claims that exaggerated advertising and unrealistic ‘up to’ speed claims have given the ...
I'm at the Open Mobile Summit again today. I've still got a load of things to write up from yesterday as well (there are some too-brief comments up on my experimental and much-hated Twitter feed @disruptivedean).I've just seen an interesting presentation from TeliaSonera, talking about its early deployment of LTE in the ...
The consensus opinion is certainly that mobile broadband is not a profitable business (yet) in Western Europe (especially in countries like UK) where mobile broadband prices are trending lower than fixed broadband prices. I have always wanted to do a quantitative analysis. The analyst firm Informa claims that fixed-line costs in Europe are ...