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Archive for December 30, 2011
FCC scrambles to cope with data avalanche
December 30, 2011 by alikat.
“(money.cnn.com) — Smartphone companies and carriers are desperate for network capacity to provide souped-up service, but they’re hard-pressed to find it. The latest attempt: a government effort to use the staticky space between television channels.
It’s the technology equivalent of searching the couch cushions for loose change.” read more
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