Starlink speeds have surged to 130 Mbps across most US states, transforming SpaceX’s satellite service from a backup option into a legitimate broadband competitor. New Ookla data shows 44.7% of users now meet FCC broadband standards.
New FCC rules enable a 700% increase in Starlink satellite capacity, potentially transforming satellite internet into a serious competitor for traditional broadband providers. The regulatory modernization allows up to eight satellites to serve the same area simultaneously.
Everyone is in competition with each other for the Super Bowl, not just the players or fans, but the companies whose ads play during the game. While Verizon got Jim Carrey to reprise his role in the “The Cable Guy,” T-Mobile brought back “Scrubs” with actors Zack Braff and Donald Faison singing a duet – […]
It may be no surprise that not everyone that lives in the USA has access to high speed Internet. Some only have the option of cellular broadband service, which of course requires good cellular reception. Those of you who fall into this category will be interested to know that the President and the FCC are […]
