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The Apple iPhone has boosted AT&T's subscriber numbers, but network problems and a bevy of complaints from frustrated customers are likely hurting the company's reputation. While a recent survey by the consulting firm CFI Group found that iPhone ...

Is the iPhone hurting AT&T's brand? - CNET News

Nokia Siemens Networks officially unveiled its long term vision of how telecom operators can transform their business models, infrastructure and operations. The "Network of One" aims to provide a unified approach to cope with the tidal wave of ...

NSN Outlines its "Network of One" Strategic Blueprint - Converge Network Digest

Maybe there was a time, in the distant-past, when it was okay to plug your broadband modem (cable or DSL or fiber or satellite, whatever you've got) directly into your computer. Maybe. But doing that today is tantamount to leaving your front door ...

You MUST Own a Wireless Router - PC Magazine

Online retailers face a double whammy: At the same time as consumers expect more rich features on e-commerce sites, they also want those sites to be faster than ever. Even as retail sites have added bandwidth-clogging features like video, zoom and ...

Speed Sells - InternetRetailer.com

Last week, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski proposed strengthening the agency’s guidelines that govern how Internet service providers can handle traffic on their networks. Genachowski proposed requiring Internet companies to treat all traffic the ...

Rep. Boucher praises FCC, begins work on net neutrality bill - Thehill.com

Cyber-hackers believed to be based in China have tapped three times into the computer network in U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson's office, the Florida Democrat said Friday. Two attacks on the same day this month and another one last month targeted work ...

What's government's role in making the Web secure? - Miami Herald

Will consumers one day pay for every megabyte they use while downloading video, streaming music, or updating their Facebook statuses? They just might. The notion of metered billing gained a major supporter Tuesday when Verizon Communications' CTO ...

Verizon CTO advocates for metered broadband pricing - CNET News

TOM REESE / SPECIAL TO THE SEATTLE TIMES TOM REESE / SPECIAL TO THE SEATTLE TIMES TOM REESE / SPECIAL TO THE SEATTLE TIMES YOU COULD SAY we've always been interested in the future, but never more than now. In humankind's long-ago past, the future may ...