Spectrum Bridge brings trial networks to mountain folk Spectrum Bridge has been busy working out how to use the white spaces between the TV channels, while the FCC continues dithering over who gets to run the database of such channels.…
AP – China is threatening to revoke Google’s business license over the company’s decision to redirect Chinese traffic to computers in Hong Kong that are not governed by the communist government’s censorship practices.
AP – Online video site Hulu, under pressure from its media company parents to generate a bigger profit, launched a subscription service Tuesday with complete access to back episodes of popular television shows.
AP – Absent-minded iPhone users can now insure their devices against loss or accidents. But with a $12 monthly fee and a $199 deductible for the latest model, it might make more sense to just learn to be careful.
Christopher Null – Now that yoursquo;re getting comfortable with Windows 7, itrsquo;s time to start thinking about the future. Windows 8 (or whatever it may be called) is well under way by now (it takes years for Microsoft to develop an operating system), so it was only a matter of time before the first real [...]
Christopher Null – More doctors are sounding the alarm over the new full-body scanners becoming popular in airports.
With only three days until Frontier (NYSE: FTR ) officially takes over Verizon’s (NYSE: VZ ) rural lines in 14 states, Fitch Ratings has upgraded the service provider’s rating. Fitch said it upgraded Frontier’s rating to BB+, the brink of investment-grade territory, because the deal enhances the service provider’s size and cash flow. While Fitch [...]
Ask, and ye shall receive, FCC: hot off Julius Genachowski’s National Broadband Plan asking for 500MHz of additional spectrum to keep up with anticipated demand over the coming years, the White House appears to be totally on board with an Obama-penned memorandum out today demanding that federal agencies under his control get on board, while [...]
The Obama administration is backing a plan to nearly double the space available on the airwaves for wireless high-speed Internet traffic to keep up with ever-growing demand for video and other cutting-edge applications on laptops and mobile devices.
The Obama administration is backing a plan to nearly double the space available on the airwaves for wireless high-speed Internet traffic to keep up with ever-growing demand for video and other cutting-edge applications on laptops and mobile devices. The Associated…