Having written my fair share, I know that bad analogies can stick out like a sore flower pot. Case in point: Businessweek.com has an interesting analysis of the ongoing debate about wireless ...

At work we have a small network (~10 switches, maybe 100 devices) going over a T1. During break times, it comes to a crawl, which I guess is understandable, but apparently most of the bandwidth is ...

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Data-heavy applications and growing smartphone adoption will increase the pressure to make more spectrum available. The user may see Siri, the voice recognition application on the iPhone 4S, as a ...

The rapid growth of online videos, music and games has created a new Internet sin: using it too much. Comcast has punished some transgressors by cutting off their Internet service, arguing that ...

I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen Best laptop cooling pads Best flip ...

We're comin' to get ya, Mountain Dew-breath! Life may have taken a bitter turn for anyone in Beaumont, Texas lassoing huge chunks of bandwidth to download “Star Trek: Voyager” fan fiction or God knows ...

One analyst has had it with Internet data caps. Bandwidth hogs are a myth, he says, and caps simply penalize heavy users who cause no problems for others. Now, he's throwing down the gauntlet and ...

Today, we weigh in with our opinion on the net neutrality debate — and we begin by saying we have not changed our original opinion in favor of net neutrality even in a wireless environment. However, ...