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Despite the fact that California, specifically Silicon Valley, is thought to be the heart of technology, it's the East Coast that rules in terms of broadband speeds, according to a study by affordable-broadband advocacy group Speed Matters.

With time, there is a gradual change in network connections and speed provided by the Service providers.

High-speed Internet access is so important to the welfare of U.S. consumers that America can't afford not to offer it free of charge to anybody who wants it, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin says.

Online advertising networks -- particularly Google's -- are more dangerous than the fledgling plans and dreams of ISPs to install eavesdropping equipment inside their internet pipes to serve tailored ads to their customers, AT&T says.

Spotty wireless broadband connectivity for some of Apple's new iPhones most likely results from a problem with a chipset provided by Infineon Technologies.

The next cable monopoly? It's the Internet connection business. Cable companies are handily beating telecoms when it comes to the triple-play of Internet, phone and TV, according to Bernsterin analyst Craig Moffett.

The history of oil serves to help us understand the importance of ubiquitous, low cost Internet access, currently growing at a snail's pace in North America.

Delta says it will offer Internet access on majority of its domestic seats by next summer. Other airlines pushing ahead.

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Streamyx users, anyone? Apparently Streamyx users encountering serious problem recently and cause the poor browsing/online gaming/MSN experience to the consumers like me.