4G by way of WiMax is more of niche market here in the US. Currently, the places you can go and consume such speed are few and far between. Coupled with higher costs and relatively little marketing means adoption is slow with no real outlook of a speed increase… Outside of the States however, adoption is bristling. In Europe for example, WiMax has been around a considerable amount of time longer and rolled out to more areas (of course, the landmass is over all a...
Those crazy ninjas of the VZW underground…. Somehow BGR always gets the low down dirt. Today’s edition of ultra secret news could potentially hit Moto DROID users pretty hard. A new rumor now confirmed development has the Moto DROID 2.1 update that was scheduled to start rolling out day, delayed. According to the source, a last minute bug that wasn’t discovered until late last night/wee hours of the morning is the culprit. I’d be interested to...
How about some self horn tooting to round out the night, eh? Tonight’s grand display of self love is brought to you by Verizon Wireless. Mind you, their back patting session is could actually be warranted. With AT&T’s less than stellar year, Verizon has been boasting of not only being better coverage wise for 3G, but also being lightyears ahead of the competition when it comes to 4G. Specifically, Verizon claimed that by the end of 2010, 25-30 markets...
T-Mobile’s rollout of 3G continues at break neck pace, blanketing even more swaths of land with 3G goodness. The fine inhabitants of Louisville, Kentucky | Redding, California and Vineland, New Jersey are now free to surf the mobile web much faster than previous GPRS/EDGE coverage allowed. Just think of all the things you can now do with all of that extra speed pumping through the local airwaves. Light it up guys and gals! IntoMobile >...
It’s that time again. Time to look across the deep blue see to lands far away wishing upon a star that we were in that place. The place to wish ourselves to is Japan – the tech hub of the world. It is here where local carrier NTT DoCoMo has begun upgrading their current 3G network to an LTE based 4G network with plans to flip the switch by the end of 2010. Their goal is might speedy mind you as U.S. carriers aren’t set to begin such upgrades until that...
