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more about #networks more comments → Blaxpear: Man... someone's finally calling out ATT/Apple ... just like Apple keeps running those stupid misguiding Mac/PC ads. It's all fair game. #3g more » SeventhExile: I must be the one person in the world who actually gets good 3g speeds and doesn't get dropped calls in access of 2 a month. - I love my iphone on At... more » swifty2000: All this does is light a fire under AT&T's ass, which should benefit those under contract with them. Be careful what you wish for Verizon. If you me... more » crackel: This is a smart move by Verizon. Facts aside, att's lawsuit is generating publicity, and it would be foolish to not ride this wave. All I want is for... more » snitch: I have to admit, they're cute. What's really got Verizon execs losing sleep at night is how, AT&T being the shitty carrier that they are, they manage... more » seizurelitezrfun: Good job, Verizon. Now don't let these get too extreme and annoying like Apple's Mac vs. PC commercials. #3g more » Rob: As stated on Engadget: "Here's what that ad does not tell you. Verizon uses EV-DO Rev A for data, which is the 3rd generation of CDMA. It's not even... more » junglemindstate: interestingly enough, i've been using a first gen (2g) iphone since it came out and i've been browsing the web and using the cell connectivity to be p... more » FriarNurgle: Someone in Verizon's Marketing dept. is getting some coal this year. And by coal I mean huge fraking bonus. #3g more » grok666: I have an idea... Use a cell phone for voice and occasional text messages, and better suited devices for web surfing and stop whining about coverage f... more » Dancing Milkcarton: As an unapologetic Apple fan (and iPhone lover), I say keep giving AT&T hell. Their coverage and dropped call rate in Cincinnati is outrageous. The... more » PN - gooapplesoft: haha good thinking to release these before the law suit went into full effect. none the less this is a shity ultimatum... nice phone or good signal. ... more » Vroomtrap: That third commercial cracked me up. #3g more » joebinotto: I was a long term Verizon customer (for over 15 years) before I finally said enough with their crappy hardware. I moved to AT&T for the iPhone 3G & it... more » Ilo: If they put up a map comparison of world coverage, the contrast would be just as bad in AT&T's favor. AT&T has a bit of a point in their lawsuit. V... more » -
#verizonwireless
Verizon Wireless Launches Three More Anti-AT&T 3G Network Commercials
Today Verizon responded to AT&T's "There's a Map For That" lawsuit by releasing a slew of new commercials with similar themes and messaging. The battle continues, this time on the infamous Island of Misfit Toys. More » -
#networks
USAF's Ultrawideband Laser Networks
The US Air Force is not only experimenting with lasers to kill missiles. They are now using them to transmit data from planes and drones, at 22 miles and enabling quantum encryption. They did it with adaptive optics: More » -
#privacy
Attn Nerdy Pervs: See Through Walls Using a Wireless Network
Here's something creepy: researchers at the University of Utah have developed a way to use wireless signals to detect movement through solid walls and doors. More » -
#att
AT&T MicroCell 3G: Here's Why Users in Known Dead Spots Should Get One Free
It's no secret that AT&T has been overwhelmed by data-munching iPhone users, and reliability remains sketchy in many key areas. So if the MicroCell 3G is your best option for proper coverage (using your own bandwidth), shouldn't it be free? More » -
#att
AT&T 3G MicroCell Site Live: Home Base Station Boosts Spotty Coverage
AT&T's 3G MicroCell uses your Internet connection to act as a mini 3G tower—something iPhone users in particular have waited for. And after reports it could arrive in select locations this week, AT&T is now providing (some) details: More » -
#ads
In The Beginning Cisco Created The Heaven and The Earth (NSFW)
And Cisco saw the ad he had made and, behold, it was very bad. More » -
#cellphones
Watch the World Lit Up By Millions of Voices During Obama's Inauguration
No, this isn't America under attack by swine flu. It's a visualization of call activity all over the world during Obama's inauguration from MIT's senseable city lab. Watching it in motion is even more amazing: More » -
#redux
Cox's Cellular Network Plans Are Totally For Real This Time, Says Cox
Cox Communications will create their very own cellular netw—wait, hold on. This is the third time they've announced this. What's going on? More » -
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#howto
How To Quick Tip: Give Your Home Network Some Free, Permanent Real Estate on the 'Net With DynDNS
Bigup to everyone who recommended the venerable DynDNS free service last weekend for making it even easier to connect to your home computer from anywhere. Here's how to do it. More » -
#inauguration
Cell Networks To Inauguration Attendees: Please Don't Use Your Phone Too Much
If you were planning on livebloging the shiz out of BHO's ascension to the throne tomorrow via your smartphone with photos, tweets and txts, you may have a tough time of it. More » -
#ahoyhoyjongilhere
North Korea To Get Its First National Mobile Phone Network
Kim Jong Il may be on his deathbed, but now he can easily order via cellphone more rare stewed peacock meat to be delivered to him via horseback while the theme from the Godfather plays. More » -
#cellphones
Users Report T-Mobile 3G Network Has Data
T-Mobile says that the 3G service rolling out today is voice-only for now, but New York-based users on HowardForums claim they're receiving 3G data too. One user says he's getting speeds over 400k/sec on his Nokia N73, and can receive calls while streaming music, something the old 200k/sec EDGE network isn't equipped to do. The 3G speed bump has only been confirmed in some parts of Brooklyn, so this isn't a full-scale upgrade. But it's exciting news for T-MO users who thought they'd be waiting longer to get their 3G. [HowardForums via Electronista]
