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Granite has completed agreements with the major Canadian telecommunications companies and is now supporting consolidation of POTS lines for Canadian locations of US based clients. As in the US, Granite pricing is a discount off the tariff rate or commercially published rate of local services. Canadian LD calls, as well as calls from Canada to the US, will be billed at $0.049 per minute.
Time Warner and Navisite
Time Warner Cable intends to operate NaviSite as a subsidiary, maintaining identity, brand, culture, and most importantly people, while providing the financial strength to build on long‐term success. NaviSite will maintain current organizational structure. Therefore, there should not be any changes to sales teams or service contacts.
Going forward, expect NaviSite to accelerate the pace of innovation and the execution of strategy as they build upon their unique cloud computing capabilities and further expand their offerings of managed applications and services.
Navisite will present their customers, with a broader set of compelling cloud‐based solutions to help accelerate IT transformation and provide customers with even greater capabilities to support their businesses.
Naviste's commitment is to maintain their “customer first” culture and continually strive to exceed expectations.
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Verizon 4G LTE ‘blows away’ Sprint’s WiMAX in 1,000 speed tests
Verizon 4G LTE ‘blows away’ Sprint’s WiMAX in 1,000 speed tests
By: Zach Epstein | Apr 1st, 2011 at 04:11PM Filed Under: Carriers - US, Mobile
Sprint is no longer the “4G king,” BTIG Research analyst Walter Piecyk proclaimed on Friday following a massive speed test that pitted Sprint’s HTC EVO 4G against Verizon Wireless’ HTC ThunderBolt. Piecyk and his team conducted more than 1,000 speed tests in New York City to determine which was faster: the ThunderBolt, running on Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE network, or the EVO 4G, running on Sprint’s 4G WiMAX network. The analyst found that Verizon’s offering was consistently and significantly faster than Sprint’s 4G phone. The speed tests were conducted using the integrated mobile hotspot functions on both devices, and the testers were equipped with both an Apple iPad 2 and a Toshiba laptop for the tests. In the tests, Verizon’s LTE network averaged speeds of 9Mbps down and 5Mbps up while Sprint’s WiMAX network averaged about 1Mbps both down and up. Verizon’s LTE speeds peaked at 19Mbps down and 10Mbps up during the tests. Piecyk also found that Verizon Wireless’ LTE network was more reliable than Sprint’s WiMAX offering, and it offers better coverage. Adding insult to injury, he says the ThunderBolt has better battery life than the EVO 4G as well. Hit the break for a chart mapping out BTIG’s findings.
Verizon Looks to Video Broadcasting on LTE
The carrier is scheduled to detail launch plans for the new network later Monday, but ahead of that The Nikkei daily said it will charge a flat-rate fee of ¥6,510 (US$80) per month for the service when it begins in December.
Current monthly charges for its 3G data network range between a minimum of ¥1,000 to up to ¥5,985 for unlimited use.
The LTE charge is about 9 percent higher, but users can expect a big improvement in data transmission speeds.
DoCoMo's current network, based on WCDMA (wide-band code division multiple access) 3G technology offers download speeds of up to 7.2Mbps and uploads at up to 3.6Mbps. The new LTE service promises speeds of up to 75Mbps.
The new network comes with some catches.
It is initially limited to only major cities and the monthly fee covers up to 3 gigabytes of data transmission. That's enough for 99 percent of users, said The Nikkei, but others will face additional charges of ¥2,625 per 2 gigabytes. DoCoMo's 3G service has no limits on data usage.
....see full article at PC World
