ipdemocracy.com - 7/30/2008
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AT&T hasn't yet booted anybody off the network for using P2P, Quinn said. The FCC's McDowell is likely to vote against an order, slated for vote on Friday, that finds Comcast secretly degraded P2P traffic in violation of the agency's network neutrality principles. AT&T's written admission that it won't permit any form of P2P on its broadband wireless network is likely to be used by McDowell in ...
cellphonesignal.com - 8/7/2008
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cellphonesignal.com —
Today FCC just passed the New Nokia 85.
We got news about the Nokia N85 while a...
ago. Nokia N85 features 5 mega pixel camera, running S60 3rd Edition software, Wi-Fi, integrated GPS navigation and photo- geotagging, 2 flash LED behind and a secondary ...
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Nokia N85 just passed FCC
intomobile.com - 7/31/2008
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intomobile.com —
Well that sure took a while . As
the rest of the world had the honor of...
being part of HTC’s launch markets for the up and coming HTC Touch Diamond , the US has had to wait for HTC to push their US-spec HTC Touch Diamond through the FCC. The HTC ...
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HTC Touch Diamond finally gets FCC approval with US 3G ...
engadgetmobile.com - 8/7/2008
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engadgetmobile.com —
Verizon Wireless announced its intentions to snap up
Rural Cellular way back in July of last year...
, and as these things tend to go , it has taken a full 13 months for the FCC to green light the deal. Said agency has just issued a "conditional ...
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FCC conditionally approves Verizon's Rural Cellular ...
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AT&T tells the FCC it'll cut off wireless P2P users
Engadget Mobile —
Filed under: Software, ATT, MiscIt looks like the FCC's investigation into Comcast's questionable traffic management is turning up a number of interesting details, the latest of which comes from AT&T's Robert Quinn, who told FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell that, "use of a P2P file sharing application would constitute a material breach of contract for which the user's service could be terminated." Quinn was apparently quick to add, however, that AT&T hasn't yet kicked anyone off the network for using P2P. Still, Commissioner ...
AT&T tells the FCC it'll cut off wireless P2P users
Engadget —
Filed under: CellphonesIt looks like the FCC's investigation into Comcast's questionable traffic management is turning up a number of interesting details, the latest of which comes from AT&T's Robert Quinn, who told FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell that, "use of a P2P file sharing application would constitute a material breach of contract for which the user's service could be terminated." Quinn was apparently quick to add, however, that AT&T hasn't yet kicked anyone off the network for using P2P. Still, Commissioner McDowell apparently ...
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