Comcast vs. AT&T U-Verse: Analysis On Video
By: Gary Johnson | Posted: May 27, 2011Filed under: IPTV
AT&T is slowly expanding their U-Verse service to more parts of the country, and gives consumers a nice choice when deciding who to use for their broadband and IPTV provider. Today we have an article for you comparing Comcast vs…
Comcast Xfinity 3G/4G MiFi Launched: High Speed Broadband on the go
By: Chris Maugham | Posted: May 7, 2011Filed under: Broadband
For those of you that need to be connected to the internet wherever you are in the world whether it is for business reasons or just like to be able to stay in touch with loved ones, here is news…
Comcast Xfinity TV Remote Control App: Now Available on Android
By: Tina Chubb | Posted: March 2, 2011Filed under: Android Apps, Apps
After successfully launching its Xfinity TV remote control app for the Apple iPhone and iPad, Comcast has now decided to release the app for Android devices. However, it unfortunately doesn’t include a video streaming to the app feature as of…
Comcast Internet Service Down: DeJa Vu
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: December 6, 2010Filed under: Alternative News
For all of you in the Midwest who have Comcast as your provider you are probably cursing again, the DNS servers have been giving you a lot of grief in recent times and guess what, they are to blame again
Comcast Outage: Internet Down – Temporary Fix Works?
By: Alan Ng | Posted: November 29, 2010Filed under: Alternative News
If you are a Comcast subscriber in the US, you are probably pulling your hair out as it has been confirmed that the internet service has encountered a collection of problems, resulting in outages for a lot of consumers during…
Net Neutrality FCC Case: Victory for Comcast
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: April 7, 2010Filed under: Broadband, Computers
Whenever we hear that the FCC is to launch a case against someone, we always presume that they will win – but not so with the recent Net Neutrality issue with Comcast. The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the…
Comcast’s On Demand Service: HBO, Cinemax on way
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: July 14, 2009Filed under: Alternative News
HBO have announced that they are to offer its programs through Comcast’s On Demand Online trial. Engadget reckons that this news should not come as a surprise, as HBO have been hinting for a while that they wanted to offer…
Comcast’s Project Infinity: over 1,000 HD on-demand choices
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: November 17, 2008Filed under: High Definition
Comcast seem to be going from strength to strength and we know that High Definition (HD) Television viewing is hitting sky high levels, “so where do we go now then? Well Comcast has plenty up their
Comcast Email and Webmail Problems
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: October 29, 2008Filed under: Alternative News
Back on May 29 2008 we reported that the Comcast Email service had been hacked, who would have thought that five months down the line users are still having security issues with the Comcast Email and Webmail service.
Comcast Docsis 3.0 Internet service runs twice as fast
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: October 23, 2008Filed under: Broadband, Computers
Comcast is about to use new technology which will allow their Broadband Internet service to run twice as fast, meaning you will be able to download files much quicker. Customer will be able to take advantage of these new speeds,…
Comcast Sue FCC: Predictions come true
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: September 4, 2008Filed under: Broadband, Computers
Its been expected for a long time now that after the FCC gave its 3-2 decision against Comcast, we will see the cable operator sue the FCC. Today we are hearing that predictions have come true, Comcast is suing the…
Comcast Cap of 250 Gigabyte: Is it enough?
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: August 31, 2008Filed under: Broadband, Computers
With the future of the Internet looking like it will include a lot of data used by video streaming, you would think we would all need more bandwidth in our broadband package. Comcast has put a cap of 250 gigabytes…
Comcast to limit speed of heavy net users with Fair Share
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: August 22, 2008Filed under: Computers
There is going to be a new traffic management system called Fair Share from the largest Internet service provider, Comcast. They said that they need to implement the new policy to deal with the problems of heavy traffic users. Fair…
Comcast still maintain innocence after FCC verdict
By: Peter Chubb | Posted: August 4, 2008Filed under: Broadband, Computers
On August 1, the FCC concluded that Comcast had violated federal policies. The cable operator was found guilty of interfering with customer’s use of peer-to-peer applications. Comcast still do not find anything wrong with this and still maintain that they…
FCC’s Comcast Decision: Statement from Verizon
By: Daniel Chubb | Posted: August 1, 2008Filed under: Alternative News
The following is a statement by Tom Tauke, Verizon executive vice president of public affairs, policy and communications, on the Federal Communications Commission’s vote today on the complaint by third-party organizations against Comcast for allegedly degrading peer-to-peer applications on its…
