Comcast/BT Part 10: Comcast the internet cop
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Comcast, Technology News
Comcast has defended their stance on restricting access of their users access to content on the net to the FCC, calling what it (Comcast) is doing “justifiable”. Comcast is saying that it is only doing what it is doing so every user gets the same quality of service.
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Tags: BT, Comcast, internet, Net Neutrality
Skype of PSP now available!
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Videogames
Unfortunately its only for the PSP Slim due to it’s bigger memory. You can pick up the PSP v3.9.0 firmware using network update on the PSP or at the official website.
Tags: internet, PSP, Skype, Sony
Filefox 2.0.0.12 Set to go to testers
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Technology News
Expect Filefox 2.0.0.12 to hit very soon…
Tags: firefox, internet, web browsers
Error 404? Think Amazon
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Other News
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is awarded a patent on Tuesday for inventing customized “Not found” (or error 404) HTTP error pages… Ahhhh what did we do before before these very “useful” error pages…
Comcast/BT Part 9:FCC/users round 1
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Comcast, Technology News
Well well well who said the wheels of justice turn slow? The FCC has been intimidated with comments of users “critical of the cable provider’s practices. ‘On numerous occasions,
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Tags: BT, Comcast, FCC, FTP, internet
Whats with the black?
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Other/Undefined
The black is to commemorate the one year anniversary of that fatal fire in WV that calmed the live of the Lucas 3. A year after and I still pray for you almost every day… May you continue to rest in peace, as you live on in my heart.
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Tags: utaks
Comcast/BT Part 8: The FCC steps in
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Comcast
It seems as though Comcast’s meddeling with BT has caught the attention of the FCC and has thus started an investigation into the matter.
Meanwhile at CES Comcast promises “a technology that delivers up to 160 megabits of data per second over cable.”
