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Study: Wireless No Substitute For Wireline - Smartphones Are a Supplement,...
News: Study: Wireless No Substitute For Wireline - Smartphones Are a Supplement, Not Replacement for Fixed LineBroadbandBreakfast's insight:BroadbandReports cites a study from the Joint Center for...
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Microsoft launches 4Afrika initiative with Huawei W1 variant, TV White Space...
Following the lead of co-founder Bill Gates Microsoft is taking more interest in Africa, announcing its 4Afrika Initiative with a stated aim of improving the continent's global competitiveness. There...
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The Rural Broadband Association is Born
NTCA and OPASTCO have united to form one single organization to be named NTCA - The Rural Broadband Association.See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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Fight data caps with Super Wi-Fi
Data caps are the clearest sign that America is in decline. We either come up with a strategy for removing data caps, or surrender the future. See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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Europe, data caps curb growth of world mobile data traffic - Cisco
Feb 6 (Reuters) - Europe's economic slowdown and theintroduction of caps on mobile data usage have slightly dampedgrowth of mobile data traffic despite more mobile users, devicesand...
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America’s Genius Glut
Yes, our immigration system needs serious reform. But let’s not fix what isn’t broken in the process.BroadbandBreakfast's insight:There really is a problem in ensuring that America can continue to get...
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China’s Army Is Seen as Tied to Hacking Against U.S.
A growing body of digital evidence leaves little doubt that an overwhelming percentage of the attacks on American companies and government agencies start in a 12-story office building on the edge of...
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Broadband Breakfast Club: FCC’s Mobile Broadband Agenda | FCC.gov
BroadbandBreakfast's insight:See the slides from Ruth Milkman's presentation to the Broadband Breakfast Club last Tuesday....See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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Google Glass
Have what it takes to be a Glass Explorer? Tell us what you would do if you had Glass #ifihadglassBroadbandBreakfast's insight:Now's the opportunity to weigh in and apply for Google Glass.......
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#ifihadglass – Google
BroadbandBreakfast's insight:What a crazily fun legal document to read!See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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Bookmarklet | Scoop.it
Shine on the webBroadbandBreakfast's insight:The White House' Official Response to Petition Requesting Legalization of Cell Phone Unlocking...
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Web-connected cars bring privacy concerns
As automakers tout new Web-related features, some people are concerned about how data will be shared.BroadbandBreakfast's insight:Technologies and issues we'll be addressing at our upcoming March 19th...
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Julius Genachowski: The Broadband Engine of Economic Growth
In The Wall Street Journal, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski writes that the U.S. has as many 4G subscribers as the rest of the world combined.BroadbandBreakfast's insight:In the wireless versus fiber...
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Cisco Survey Touts Mobile Video Boom | TVTechnology
Cisco System’s annual Visual Networking Index anticipates an array of opportunities for mobile and wireless delivery, including vast expansion of mobile video services and multiscreen ventures. It also...
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Will lawmakers ban Google Glass?
Google is rolling out its high-tech new glasses -- online eyewear that can record anything and everything the wearer sees. But lawmakers and city officials are already wondering how to protect the...
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Google picks 8,000 winners of 'Glass' contest
Google has picked out 8,000 people who will be given a chance to don a pair of Internet-connected glasses and make a fashion statement likely to be envied by gadget-loving geeks around the...
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Google Glass News - A Fan site dedicated to Glass and Wearable Computing
A Google Glass and Wearable Computing news site reporting world wide.BroadbandBreakfast's insight:A nice site that we'll be following more frequently now....See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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STATUS SYMBOL: Only 8,000 People Will Get Google Glass For Now (GOOG)
Google has selected 8,000 regular people to try out Glass, effectively turning its computerized headset into the ultimate status symbol.BroadbandBreakfast's insight:This pieces has the most...
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The Airlines with the Most In-Flight Wi-Fi Planes
A few years back, in-flight Wi-Fi was something maybe available to the President of the United States. Now it's on every airline, but not quite every plane.BroadbandBreakfast's insight:It is actually...
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Aereo Has TV Networks Circling the Wagons
Aereo denies stations the fees cable operators pay to retransmit their signals, so networks are determined to shut it down — even, they say, if they have to go cable-only.BroadbandBreakfast's...
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NPSTC Home
BroadbandBreakfast's insight:With FirstNet so much in the news, this National Public Safety Telecommunications Council web site is a must-visit resource!See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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End may be near for BlackBerry
BlackBerry continues to struggle to sell phones, but the troubled company has other assets that could make it attractive to potential buyers.See it on Scoop.it, via WirelessPolicy
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The story behind "that selfie" - Correspondent
(AFP Photo / Roberto Schmidt) The story behind "that selfie" "I took these photos totally spontaneously, without thinking about what impact they might have. At theBroadbandBreakfast's insight:The...
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The new Moto X could be the best Android phone ever made
Today, Motorola announced its second-generation Moto X, the successor to the company’s rebooted flagship smartphone that was unveiled just over a year ago. Yes, the phone will simply be called...
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The Government Could Build You Faster Internet, But Cable Companies Won't Let It
t piece on the upThe telecom industry is putting many cities in a double bind: They won't improve Internet service and are doing their very best to block a city's...BroadbandBreakfast's insight:Great...
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FirstNet shroud of secrecy raising public-safety vendors' ire
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