LG Eclipse 4G LTE has been spotted in wild. Folks from BriefMobile managed to find the Now Network’s new devices and show offs the full inside look on the device
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LG Eclipse 4G LTE Spotted in Wild
LG Eclipse 4G LTE Spotted in Wild
May 18, 2012 By
T-Mobile reports customer growth for Q1 2012, tries not to think about Q4 2011
May 10, 2012 By
T-Mobile USA took a bit of a hit back in Q4 , following its failed merger with Ma Bell , but things are looking up for the magenta network. It still took a 2.8 percent hit in terms of raw revenues, taking in $5 billion including service and equipment sales, but it’s still proud to report a net growth of 187,000 customers and diminishing reports of customer losses when compared to previous quarters.
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T-Mobile reports customer growth for Q1 2012, tries not to think about Q4 2011
MetroPCS Launched LG Optimus M+
April 24, 2012 By
We have been busy focusing on many advance and expensive android smartphone. But we sure needs to add some entry-level smartphone as well to our news. LG Optimus M+ is now available via MetroPCS.
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MetroPCS Launched LG Optimus M+
New research brings better wireless to remote locations, 80 percent faster GoT downloads
April 23, 2012 By
Not getting the bandwidth you need, Heidi? Then maybe the folks at North Carolina State University can help. They’ve figured out a way to boost multi-hop networks, where data is forwarded across two or more nodes (hops) in order to reach far-flung users.
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New research brings better wireless to remote locations, 80 percent faster GoT downloads
Those who are anticipating the third generation of Virgin and Boost to go 4G, makes Sprint’s WiMAX feel wanted
April 22, 2012 By
If you were thinking “how wonderful, but…” when you learned that Boost was getting a new 4G handset , hold that thought. If reports from Technobuffalo are to be believed, both Boost and Virgin Mobile will be renewing their vows with host provider Sprint and getting access to its 4G spread. Surprisingly, this apparently only extends to the existing WiMAX, not LTE infrastructure
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Virgin and Boost to go 4G, makes Sprint’s WiMAX feel wanted
Google talks specifics about its network infrastructure, hopes to inspire the rest of the internet
April 20, 2012 By
Key Google employees were in attendance this week at the 2nd annual Open Network Summit in Santa Clara, CA to discuss some significant changes, including the implementation of OpenFlow — an open-source technology designed to change the way that data is used, transferred and managed — and is supposed to significantly reduce costs by a projected 20-30 percent, increase efficiency, and better organize the massive amounts of data that the company handles on a daily basis. Google said it went public at the summit with hopes of provoking change all over the internet by disclosing that it has recently made some of the most significant modifications to its network infrastructure since setting up shop in the days of The Backstreet Boys and Furbies , aka 1998. Extensive information is available at the source links.
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Verizon To Adds 7 New Cities For Their LTE Network
April 18, 2012 By
Verizon Wireless seems to be busy keep expending their LTE network connection. On April 19th, the company will be adding seven new cities to its 4G network, also with expanded coverage in another five
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Verizon To Adds 7 New Cities For Their LTE Network
Google brings better YouTube integration to Orkut, hopes you haven’t forgotten
April 11, 2012 By
Remember Orkut? You know, one of Google’s early efforts at diving into the social networking game. Well, the website’s still operating at full force, with more than three quarters of its 66 million users coming from Brazil and India alone
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Apple TV 1080p Review
March 15, 2012 By
Apple TV was Apple’s “one more thing” at the new iPad launch event last week, but that’s not to say the smart TV adapter isn’t maturing into a comprehensive product in its own right. Now bringing Full HD to the table, as well as a streamlined interface, the third-generation Apple TV is arguably the best companion to the new iPad so far.
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