hussle87 Premium Member join:2008-01-06 Sykesville, MD |
hussle87
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2012-Jul-26 1:36 pm
Fiber is the futureMaybe this announcement will kick verizon in the butt into rethinking a phase 2 of fios. |
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Nah, Verizon will continue to stay busy trying to figure out more strategies on how to screw people on their data plans, and maximize profits.... said by hussle87:Maybe this announcement will kick verizon in the butt into rethinking a phase 2 of fios. |
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Os
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2012-Jul-26 1:57 pm
Only if we let them.
We don't need smartphones that bad. We have the power to teach VZ a lesson. |
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SunnyD join:2009-03-20 Madison, AL |
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Somehow I don't think Verizon gives a crap about Kansas City(s). |
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said by SunnyD:Somehow I don't think Verizon gives a crap about Kansas City(s). With all the price increases.. I doubt they actually care about their current customers or marketshare position either... infact they treat you like crap, especially if you leave them as a customer! |
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rradina join:2000-08-08 Chesterfield, MO |
Are they motivated to improve? I read an article that said AT&T made record profits but only added 300,000 subs for a given time period (month, quarter...doesn't really matter) whereas for the same period, they cited Verizon adding 800,000 subs! |
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blips join:2001-04-17 Addison, IL |
blips
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2012-Jul-26 2:52 pm
Fiber is not the future. AT&T (Fiber to the node) and Verizon have stopped their fiber deployment. They both are banking on LTE. This leaves only Google deploying fiber and they have stated they do not have any plans of deploying beyond KC.
LTE unfortunately is the future. |
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hussle87 Premium Member join:2008-01-06 Sykesville, MD |
hussle87
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2012-Jul-26 4:06 pm
yeah but that could change. |
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openbox9 Premium Member join:2004-01-26 71144 |
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Why? This isn't competing with FiOS, although that would've been an interesting experiment. VZ is currently focusing on finishing its LTE build. |
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hussle87 Premium Member join:2008-01-06 Sykesville, MD |
hussle87
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2012-Jul-29 1:39 pm
Why do you think google decided to rollout a FTTP network? Because They believe its futureproof and they are tring to show other ISP that it can be done cheaper. |
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Anon
2012-Aug-3 3:14 pm
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LTE the future?
You must be kidding. Those with high hopes for it will be sorely disappointed because very high chances you're going to pay for every gigabyte of data you download. When I mention caps, I mean close to $100 for volumes that won't even exceed 20GB per month or similar.
Your traffic will be drained out before you know it. Forget about doing cloud computing, large updates/fixes and TV streaming. |
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