Articles on Broadband
Free broadband for all - May 2, 2007
Blogs The Government of India is planning to introduce free 2Mbps broadband by 2009 through government-owned telecom operators BSNL and MTNL. Similar to free municipal broadband in some US cities, the idea ... Read story »Hail a Hong Kong cab to check your emails - Mar 15, 2007
Crave Taking public transport is no longer an excuse to be out of touch in Hong Kong, with VodaFone mobile broadband installed in selected cabs. To enjoy free surfing while being chauffeured ... Read story »WiMax-enabled Nokias in 2008 - Apr 18, 2007
Crave The Finnish mobile phone maker recently announced in a press statement that it will be launching WiMax-enabled handsets early next year. According to news reports, Motorola is also expected to start ... Read story »IPTV yet to take off in India - Nov 12, 2007
Blogs Poor broadband penetration and high priced set-top boxes are delaying the rollout and uptake of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services in India. This article gives an industry sources estimate, putting number ... Read story »Go slow with voice over WiMax - Jun 22, 2006
Features The president of Soma Networks says that voice over wireless still suffers from capacity, quality and interoperability issues. Read story »Fujitsu LifeBook Q2010 gets 3G upgrade - Nov 28, 2006
Crave From December 6, the Fujitsu LifeBook Q2010--one the the slimmest ultraportables in existence--becomes even more mobile as it gets upgraded with a High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) slot for 3G wireless ... Read story »Speedier connections ahead for M1 HSDPA users - Jun 19, 2007
Crave This just out. Singapore telco MobileOne (M1) is putting the speed into its HSPA (high speed packet access) wireless broadband service, thanks to an upgrade of its network by Nokia Siemens ... Read story »M1 launches HSDPA - Nov 28, 2006
Features Despite some claims, current 3G speeds simply cannot match wired broadband. Will the first commercial launch of M1's High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) service fulfil the mobile broadband promise? Read story »
Sony Ericsson K608i
Review Sony Ericsson's K608i looks like a small GSM handset, but it isn't; it's a small 3G handset, complete with front and back cameras, a very solid design, low-key good looks and something of an identity crisis on the naming front. Editors' note: According to Sony Ericsson, there are minor...
7.6Consumers cry foul over M1's not so unlimited wireless broadband - Dec 7, 2006
Blogs Consumers were unhappy over M1’s new unlimited wireless broadband service, which has turned out to be not really unlimited after all. Launched on Tuesday, M1 Broadband has been touted as an ... Read story »Register for free trial of WiMAX in Malaysia! - Aug 2, 2008
Blogs I found these promotional materials for a WiMAX subscription on my table. Does that mean we can sign up already? The P1.com.my Web site says to "Register for Free Trial Now!", ... Read story »Talking on your PSP a reality soon - Jul 31, 2006
Crave That is if you have a PlayStation Portable and you're staying in the UK. T3 UK has gotten wind that Vonage--a broadband telephone services provider--is in the process of creating an ... Read story »Too early for Skype on cell phones? - Jan 12, 2007
Crave Skype's chief of Hardware and Software Business Development, Eric Lagier, said in a recent interview at CES that it's not time yet to introduce its Internet telephone service on mobile phones. ... Read story »Why Malaysia needs a Tech Czar - Sep 17, 2007
Blogs If there's any proof that Americans love the concept of absolute power, it's the way they can bring themselves to adopt a Russian word, into their daily vocabulary. That word is ... Read story »Wired, longkang style - Jun 30, 2008
Blogs While having lunch with a friend recently, I heard about this new broadband provider in the market called MetroFon, a subsidiary of a fiber-optic manufacturing company called Rimbunan Hijau. He was ... Read story »Jump to page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 [13] 14 15 [Next 15]
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