AT&T Wireless to up over-the-air bandwidth to 21Mbps?
Popular Mac Enthusiast and Rumors website, MacRumors.com reported today AT&T is in the process of doubling its standard 3G wireless network bandwidth from 3.6Mbps download to 7.2Mbps. They report (with sources such as Telephony Online) that this is a stepping stone while they upgrade their entire network to a new HSPA+ technology which could allow up to 21Mbps download. That’s a larger pipe that most corporate office internet connections.
Date Posted: April 21, 2009. Tags: | No comment
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Kevin Michael Reed (Google+, Facebook) is a fashion & beauty photographer and producer/director based in New York City and Los Angeles, CA. He is the President/CEO of RedFOG Visual Media, a production company in New York City, and a partner in Passion of Photography, Inc, a company dedicated to teaching photographers and sharing our passion through charitable causes. Kevin has lectured and hosted workshops throughout the United States and the world teaching photographers the business and creative sides of photography. (Kevin's Fashion & Beauty Photography Portfolio can be seen here).
Kevin Michael Reed (Google+, Facebook) is a fashion & beauty photographer and producer/director based in New York City and Los Angeles, CA. He is the President/CEO of RedFOG Visual Media, a production company in New York City, and a partner in Passion of Photography, Inc, a company dedicated to teaching photographers and sharing our passion through charitable causes. Kevin has lectured and hosted workshops throughout the United States and the world teaching photographers the business and creative sides of photography. (Kevin's Fashion & Beauty Photography Portfolio can be seen here).
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