Types of Collisions and Fault in Idaho
On October 11, 2021 by umaerafricaiscallingyou.co Idaho is a beautiful place to call home. However, no matter where you live in the United States, it is important to learn about accident laws, and liabilities. These can eat a fortune through insurance payments, medical bills, and other liabilities. Idaho laws operate on a comparative fault negligence basis, meaning the ability to
G.fast standard makes copper all fiber optical-y
On October 22, 2016 by umaerafricaiscallingyou.co The ITU has standardised G.fast, a broadband technology capable of achieving download speeds of up to 1Gbps over copper telephone wire. Read moreEarthlink to offer in-home 4G LTE plansWhile the rest of the world talks about a move to a higher fibre diet, there is still a lot of copper based phone networks out
Tim Berners-Lee, father of the Internet, sires the Alliance for Affordable Internet
On October 8, 2013 by umaerafricaiscallingyou.co The A4AI is a global coalition committed to driving down the cost of internet access in less developed countries to below 5% of monthly income worldwide. Read moreEarthlink to offer in-home 4G LTE plansA diverse group of private and public sector players have come together to combat what they claim is artificially high internet
Time Warner exec says you don’t want gigabit internet
On March 1, 2013 by umaerafricaiscallingyou.co Time Warner Cable chief technology officer Irene Esteves has claimed that ordinary consumers don’t want super-fast internet speeds. Read moreEarthlink to offer in-home 4G LTE plansDiscussing Google’s Kansas City high speed network at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference, she said it was of interest to business customers only. “We’re in the business of delivering
FCC moves to cut Wifi congestion
On February 21, 2013 by umaerafricaiscallingyou.co The five-member commission approved the proposals unanimously, freeing up the biggest block of wireless spectrum for unlicensed use in ten years – 195MHz in the 5GHz band. It hopes the move will reduce overload in congested areas such as airports and convention centers, and will improve upload and download speeds across the board. Read
The internet has a Kevin Bacon number: 19
On February 19, 2013 by umaerafricaiscallingyou.co The internet is less sprawling than you might think: through its own ‘Kevin Bacon effect’, it seems every page is connected to every other by no more than 19 clicks. Read moreEarthlink to offer in-home 4G LTE plansAll the people on the planet, so the theory goes, are separated by just six links. But