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- Google App Inventor at University of San Francisco July 12, 2010
- Billboard Win July 11, 2010
- How Facebook plans to get to its first billion users July 08, 2010
- Firefox Home for iPhone July 07, 2010
- Apple's iPad finds enterprise adoption at Wells Fargo, SAP July 07, 2010
- Lancashire Landscapes July 06, 2010
- ‘Login’ Is Not a Verb June 20, 2010
- Augmented reality maps... a TED talk that drew gasps from the crowd (and rightfully so!) February 13, 2010
- Chevrolet Camaro Pontiac Trans Am Conversion Comes Packing 900 HP January 21, 2010
- Little Slice of Paradise January 20, 2010
- Apple Tablet photo January 19, 2010
- Stop showing your wireframes January 18, 2010
- last week: new york January 18, 2010
- AT&T hits Verizon with $100 unlimited smartphone plan, more January 15, 2010
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Why offer faster speeds?
I’m sure most of you have heard about the big Tier 1 networks whining about people hogging connection speeds with file sharing and video watching. With that said, why did Comcast announce that they will be coming out with speeds of 100 Mbps by 2010? If you’re going to charge more for speed, why do I want a fast connection. It’s like giving someone who has a spending problem a Platinum credit card.