Desperately Seeking at IFA
It’s been three years since I attended a major trade show, but with IFA less than two weeks away, I’m starting to think about what to pack... and what to see. And my biggest concern? What if nothing has changed?
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Spinning Facts, the Broadband Way
There is an art to spinning the facts to suits the story and merging of “Internet” and “Broadband” terms makes that particularly easy for all involved parties.
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
SpaceX has taken the next big step with its Starlink satellite solution, gaining FCC approval to offer the service to vehicles in motion.
Faster may mean slower
The FCCs well-intentioned plan to promote higher broadband speeds may impede deployment to more rural areas.
Form Over Function?
Style is key when it comes to smartwatches and activity trackers
The Pursuit of Broadband (Happiness)
Crunching data to find the truth of broadband in America.
Fact versus Fiction
The FCC wants broadband “nutrition” labels. Will they help or further confuse the customer by labeling all speeds "broadband"?
The Internet of Space Things
We are deep into broadband satellite 2.0. 1.0 was an unmitigated disaster. Will this time be more successful and is delivering broadband to the masses the real agenda?
Keeping the Watch Simple?
Do we expect too much from too small a device when it comes to the smartwatch?
Flying Too Close to the Sun
Planes and phones have always had a mixed relationship. The conflict between 5G and altimeters is just the latest one caused, in no small part, by the government’s desire to sell as much spectrum as they can.