Review Of Verizon's New Wireless Network
jagger writes "The service gives you the speed of broadband, the ease of WiFi and the coverage of cellular... sort of. The service is currently rolled out in Washington D.C. and San Diego, CA but offers speeds comparable to broadband. Read the full review from Rob Pegoraro of the Washington Post at Yahoo News."
Sounds too much like a Ginsu..."It slices, it dices, it can even cut a steel can! Call now, operators are standing by!" Personally I'm a bit suspicious of products that claim to do everything, they invariably do at least half the stuff they claim but are good at none of it.
"Christ what a design! I could eat a handful of iron filings and PUKE a better emergency pump than that!"
This is probably why there aren't a lot of posts to this article, yet. Every Slashdot reader is frantically trying to order "boradband".
Show me on the doll where his noodly appendage touched you.
Bastards.
/. fix speeling errors that fast?
They ruined my joke!
Since when did
fortune -o
Are you kidding me? "boradband" has over 4,300 hits on Google! This technology is hot stuff!
can you IM me now? good....
Sadly, it also gives you the quality of Verizon.
If it was on slashdot, then it _can't_ be wrong!!!! :-)
Doh!
now i can download my mp3's and screener iso's while leading the RIAA and MPAA's lawyers on a high speed chase!
:P :P
you cant sue me until you catch me and serve me with a summons
nyah nyah now im in mexico
Verizon says BroadbandAccess's downloads should average 3oo to 500 kilobits per second (kbps) and can hit 2 million bits per second (Mbps) at best.
...and I thought slashdot editors were bad! I get 3oo kilobits per second myself though.
//Blessed are they that run around in circles, for they shall be known as wheels.
..up here in Ontario, Rogers cable offers boredband, where you click on links just like usual, then get bored waiting for pr0n on their so called "high speed network". It fucking rocks.
Only one question remains:
Is it 6,000 times faster than DSL?
(sorry, but someone had to say it)
I was troubleshooting a problem that my client was having today, so I traced his IP and found a misconfigured (jacked) router on the "myvzw" network. The thing was routing packets to itself, preventing anything from sending data to him........ "Can you get packets now?"
Where can I get some of this Boradband, I need some RIGHT NOW!
I can see the commercial now...
[Annoying Verizon twit walking around in wannabe geek attire]
Can you ping me now?
[Pauses so camera gan see uber-cool propritary branded gadget BS]
Goood
[Walks off stage leaving camera showing oh-so self-important suits and wanna-be geek types watching in "shock and awe"]
[...and que fine print at bottom of screen scrolling so fast a hamster on crack can't even read it and Verizon Logo]