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- Comcast to bundle WiMAX in home mobile Internet package
- Comcast to bundle WiMAX in home mobile Internet packageWiMax smartphonesIt would be cool to see some of the recent Android smartphones offered with WiMax support. The web browser load time must be virtually instantaneous.Considering the number of WiMax installations globally, there should be a HUGE market for WiMax-supporting...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-01
- Comcast to bundle WiMAX in home + mobile Internet package
- Comcast will partner with Clearwire to offer a new Internet package that will bundle Clearwire's WiMAX mobile broadband with Comcast's cable Internet, according to a report from CNET's Maggie Reardon. by Jason Hiner
- Blog posts 2009-06-30
- Comcast's broadband subs shine: First quarter better than expected
- Comcast's broadband subs shine: First quarter better than expectedGo businessNo really - I mean it. A Comcast business HSI account is $59.99 Basic - offers 6Mb down/1Mb up. You even get to keep your @comcast.net emails. You will get better service, no throttling, no 250GB cap - all for the...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-30
- Comcast's broadband subs shine: First quarter better than expected
- Comcast's triple play of video, broadband and phone service proved to be a winning formula in the cable giant's first quarter. The company delivered first quarter earnings of $732 million, or 27 cents a share, on revenue of $8.38 billion, up 5 percent from a year ago....
- Blog posts 2009-04-30
- The Best Thing In The World: TiVo Transfers
- The Best Thing In The World: TiVo TransfersRE: The Best Thing In The World: TiVo TransfersRecently dumped Comcast and got DirecTV, their HD DVR and guide blows away Comcast's. Only thing good I can say about Comcast is they had HD DVR before Tivo had any HD offering. ...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-17
- The Best Thing In The World: TiVo Transfers
- The headline is admittedly salacious, but I had an epiphany last night that I've just got to share with you, faithful reader. It's called TiVo Transfers and it's awesome. First a little background is in order. A few years ago I was a fiercely loyal TiVo customer...
- Blog posts 2009-04-17
- TWC defends tiered pricing, while one DSL provider is happy to pick up fleeing customers
- TWC defends tiered pricing, while one DSL provider is happy to pick up fleeing customersThese caps in bandwidth usage are going to be a royal pain. And really I don't know why the online gaming community are not screaming about this yet. I am an avid gamer, and I would...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-16
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - Frank Eliason's reply
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - Frank Eliason's replyRE: Comcast customer agreementI think that clearly the incentive for legal types is to write these sorts of customer agreements as broad as possible. clearly the new wording is far too broad but to say this shows some intention to take over or...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-04
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - Frank Eliason's reply
- As I mentioned in the post Outrageous Comcast updates to customer agreement - all your systems belong to us, Comcast has revised its residential customer services agreement and imposed those revisions on subscribers. Here is a pointer to the revised customer services agreement for those of the legal persuasion. ...
- Blog posts 2009-04-04
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - conversation with Frank Eliason
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - conversation with Frank EliasonI'm sure this is to allow spyware...of one form or another to be installed on your PC. Comcast's wording was very deliberate. Make no mistake about it. ISP's want more control garnered from more information about your Internet life. This is also...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-03
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - conversation with Frank Eliason
- As I mentioned in the post Outrageous Comcast updates to customer agreement - all your systems belong to us, Comcast has revised its residential customer services agreement and imposed those revisions on subscribers. Here's a pointer to the revised customer services agreement for those of the legal persuasion. ...
- Blog posts 2009-04-03
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - finding a contact
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - finding a contactThanks for the pointerI guess that if they don't respond, I'll continue to comment here on what I learn from others...Dan KYou'll never hear back from themunless you sent them numerous certified letters. I sent Comcast a few certified letters back in October...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-02
- Outrageous Comcast customer agreement - finding a contact
- I believe that the wording of Comcast's revised customer services agreement is way too broad and, if allowed to stand, would allow Comcast to demand entry into to a subscriber's home and to tmodify the subscriber's computer systems, change or update the software on those systems and add or remove...
- Blog posts 2009-04-02
- Outrageous Comcast updates to cutomer agreement - all your systems belong to us
- Outrageous Comcast updates to cutomer agreement - all your systems belong to usJust reply, NO!One of our local newspaper writers responded to similar tactics from credit card companies by imposing HIS own set of rules on THEIR transactions to his account.You might try sending a similarly worded notice accepting their...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-01
- Outrageous Comcast updates to customer agreement - all your systems belong to us
- Although this post has appeared on April Fools day, this is no joke. I hate to admit it, I'm a user of Comcast's services. I just received an absolutely outrageous notice from Comcast with my bill this month. In this notice, Comcast claims the right to...
- Blog posts 2009-04-01
- ISPs sending RIAA letters - but swear they won't suspend users
- Comcast and AT&T have started issuing copyright infringement to Internet subscribers. The question is, is this part of the RIAA's litigation-free "graduated response"? Or just business as usual? Denials are flying fast, but what's really going on is a little less clear. Let's rely...
- Blog posts 2009-03-25
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- ATComcast does it tooWell, at least a few years ago they did. I had received multiple letters in the mail with very harsh language from Comcast due to one of my roomates downloading from torrent sites and such.Comcast?Good luck with Comcast. I've had both for a good while and...
- Discussion threads 2009-03-25
- AT&T is first ISP to bully music pirates for RIAA
- updates below It looks like the Recording Industry Association of America has deputized its first Internet Service Provider to police the Internet for music pirates. CNET reports that AT&T is the the first to team with the RIAA following reports in December that the...
- Blog posts 2009-03-25
- Comcast responds to passwords leak on Scribd
- Comcast responds to passwords leak on ScribdComcast throttles so passwords are uselessComcast can slow your net speed down so it has the ability to function at a higher level than you can.This could even mean going right into your BIOS or CPU.I think that Comcast might even be Serbia.
- Discussion threads 2009-03-17
- Comcast responds to passwords leak on Scribd
- Comcast has responded to the recently found list of passwords hosted at the popular social publishing site Scribd. Originally claimed to be a list consisting of 8000 passwords for Comcast customers, the company now states that not only are 4000 of the passwords duplicates, but also, that only 700 of...
- Blog posts 2009-03-17
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