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Not specific to SA, but ran across this and fount it interesting...
http://www.marke ch.com/story/goo...ess-2016-08-14
Where the is it? I can't find any updates...
Not specific to SA, but ran across this and fount it interesting...
http://www.marke ch.com/story/goo...ess-2016-08-14
bumma.
Was really looking forward to telling Time Warner to off.
I'm still waiting for 100 gigabit speed to makes it's way here.
Google Fiber may go wireless for LA and Chicago launches
http://www.theverge.com/2016/8/15/12492890/google-fiber-wireless-plans-la-chicago-dallas
If Austin and SA municipally owned utility companies wanted to provide Internet access over their extensive fiber networks, the "free market" TX Repugs have them blocked, to protect their paymasters at TWC, etc.
BigCorp s over America, yet again
High-speed wireless network are everywhere, but the U.S. is way behind on data speeds
And while the networks are in place around the world, the situation in data speeds isn't nearly as rosy.
Measurements of overall speed across 3G and 4G networks shows usual suspects South Korea and Singapore at the top of the charts, averaging 41 and 31 mbps downloads, respectively.
Things trail off quickly, though, with the U.S. averaging download speeds of just 12 mbps — 38th place worldwide, according to the data.
Most of South America averages under 10 mbps, while most European countries are in the mid teens or low 20's of mbps in download speeds.
http://www.androidcentral.com/3g-and...al-report-2016
It's not a conspiracy, Bookaki. Sometimes it isn't good to be the first with technology. US has a lot of sunk investment in dated technology while developing countries get to start fresh with the latest technology. China will pass the US in wireless 4G because they never had the massive investment in hard wired infrastructure holding them back.BigCorp s over America, yet again
High-speed wireless network are everywhere, but the U.S. is way behind on data speeds
And while the networks are in place around the world, the situation in data speeds isn't nearly as rosy.
Measurements of overall speed across 3G and 4G networks shows usual suspects South Korea and Singapore at the top of the charts, averaging 41 and 31 mbps downloads, respectively.
Things trail off quickly, though, with the U.S. averaging download speeds of just 12 mbps — 38th place worldwide, according to the data.
Most of South America averages under 10 mbps, while most European countries are in the mid teens or low 20's of mbps in download speeds.
http://www.androidcentral.com/3g-and...al-report-2016
BigCorp s over America, yet again
Other industrial countries didn't start from "green fields".
US BigCable would rather merge into monopolies and/or do stock buybacks to enrich mgmt and investors, rather the invest in their networks (or customer service).
Last edited by boutons_deux; 08-18-2016 at 10:42 AM.
not going to matter...America to give up the internet by October .....thanks a lot Obama....a lot of websites going to be banned .....do to censorship .....
most of your posts are like this. just go ahead and change your screen name to chicken little
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