Mar
10
2010
verizon DSL is doubling their DSL lines at no charge. Existing users have to call the BILLING telephone number to upgrade. I have learned they will not upgrade your account automatically. Enjoy your verizon fios package speeds at the regular DSL price.
Mar
10
2010
I’ve been given word that verizon’s FiOS TV Interactive Media Guide ~aka FiOS TV 2.0~ is rolling. The new GUI is launching in Fort Wayne, IN and will be deployed to existing FiOS TV customers as a software update on existing hardware over the summer. Pics included!
Mar
10
2010
“Poor Jason. Eight months after ordering verizon fios, he is still without decent phone, television, or internet service, though not for lack of effort on his part”
Mar
10
2010
Under competitive pressure from local cable competitors like Cablevision, verizon is fighting speed with speed. The company just announced that it is now offering connection speeds of up to 50 Mbps (megabits per second) downstream and 5 Mbps upstream over its FiOS network.
Mar
10
2010
In a huge win for both medical imaging and BitTorrent porn, 20Mbps symmetrical connections are now available over verizon’s fiber optic FiOS network. The new $64.95 service may put additional heat on cable companies to offer faster upload speeds.
Mar
10
2010
One man’s story of his FIOS install. Pretty interesting read! Can’t wait for fiber!!!
Mar
10
2010
Mar
10
2010
verizon told Debbie that upgrading to FiOS was the only way to guarantee uninterrupted phone service because apparently, the old copper lines are no match for the insatiable appetite of copper-munching squirrels. Never mind that FiOS doesn’t work during a blackout for more than a few hours, or that the problem had nothing to do …
Mar
10
2010
You might have heard about verizon’s new 20/20 symmetric FiOS—a sweet 20Mbps upstream and down. But 20 ain’t 100, and we’re damn jealous of the Japanese, so we got on the phone and asked the guys managing verizon’s tubes what’s around the bend. The scoop for citydwellers is that we can expect “not too distant” …
Mar
10
2010
verizon fios fiber optic web connection packages, which range from $40 per month for 5Mbps to 30Mbps for $180 (extra for TV and phone service!) – Hong Kong residents can now get a whopping 100Mbps fiber optic connection for a mere $48.50 a month. And that’s the entry-level package. [C’mon DIGG let’s get this out …
