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Fritz!Box 7270
Reviews The Fritz!Box 7270 is well designed and packed with features. DECT and 802.11n are major additions, but the real value lies in the detailed features built around those functions. The 7270 should prove extremely useful as a small office or home gateway.
Tags: Storage, USB, IEEE 802.11n, Notebook, Fritz!Box 7270, DECT, AVM, phone, Wi-Fi, VoIP
S'pore Internet firms hampered by SingTel's ADSL policy?
News The former monopoly is criticized for not allowing ISPs to resell its ADSL service to third-party Web solutions providers.
Tags: Networking
For SMEs: Broadband-ready PC for just S$1
News In an attempt to capture more of the small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) market, StarHub Pte Ltd today announced that it is offering a broadband-ready computer for just S$1.
Fiber broadband demands more bandwidth
News A study by the FTTH Council Europe has found households with fiber-to-the-home currently drive three times more traffic than those with ADSL.
Tags: Business broadband, Personal broadband, Fiber, Europe, Broadband, ADSL, London, FTTH, Bandwidth, Silicon.com
Skype reprimanded over video-call ad
News U.K. Advertising Standards Authority bans showing of Skype ad after viewers complain it exaggerates sound and image quality possible in a video call.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Skype Technologies S.A., IP Telephony, Video, Internet telephony company, Glasgow, ADSL, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), performance
Aust govt goes public-private on fiber to home
News The National Broadband Network tender process gets terminated in favor of the Australian government establishing a public-private fiber-based partnership, to reach 90 percent of citizens.
Tags: Business broadband, Government, Personal broadband, Fiber, Telecommunications, economic activity, fiber-to-the-home network, NBN, Australia, Broadband
Study: Mobile-broadband speeds are below 1Mbps
News Subscribers in the United Kingdom are getting mobile-broadband download speeds that are just a quarter of those advertised, according to a new report.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Networking technology, Mobile Broadband, Mobile, Supplier, Broadband, performance, broadband provider, Mobile/Wireless, Networking technology
Eicon eyes S'pore broadband market
News Eicon Networks Corp has launched three Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) products in Singapore, which are expected to make up the bulk of its sales in the Republic.
Yahoo! Japan, Softbank to launch ADSL services
News Yahoo! Japan and its parent, Internet investment company Softbank, will launch ADSL high-speed Internet access services in Japan soon.
Yahoo! Japan, Softbank to launch ADSL services
News Yahoo! Japan and its parent, Internet investment company Softbank, will launch ADSL high-speed Internet access services in Japan soon.
Telstra plans 16-day ADSL outage
News Telstra is planning a 16-day intermittent ADSL outage, perhaps shedding light on its move to postpone new customer applications for the short term.
Intel rallies Thai broadband industry
News The chip giant urges IT industry operators, regulators and think-tanks in Thailand to make available five million broadband Internet ports in the country by 2010.
Tags: Personal broadband, Business broadband, Investments, Web sites, Intel Corp., Internet Access, Thailand, Information And Communication Technology, Broadband, NTC
Alcatel wins China telco deal
News French communications equipment maker Alcatel has bagged two new customers--China's Guangdong Telecom and Sprint.
Short Take: Japan Telecom to offer ADSL services by February
News Japan Telecom will next month start offering high-speed Internet services using so-called asymmetric digital subscriber lines, or ADSL.
Short Take: Japan Telecom to offer ADSL services by February
News Japan Telecom will next month start offering high-speed Internet services using so-called asymmetric digital subscriber lines, or ADSL.
