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(or, like we said before, "latency", the more technical term). That said, an Internet speed of above 300 Mbps is usuallyideal for gaming, and especially multiplayer or "competitive" gaming. Anything lower than that falls into the danger "lag zone", and there's nothing worse than lagging...
Gigabit speed connections, once limited to specific neighborhoods in only the largest cities, are now more widely available than ever. According to theThe Internet & Television Association, gigabit service is available to more than 80% of households in the United States, with gigabit speed connectio...
What is ONU? by: marktang | last post by: ONU (Optical Network Unit) is one of the key components for providing high-speed Internet services. Its primary function is to act as an endpoint device located at the user's premises. However,... General 0 Changing the l...
Comcast, and Visible are all on board, but of the rest,only Mint Mobile has commented publicly, with one of its co-founders saying in September that it will take a few months to get everything rolled out. In Canada, Bell, Rogers, Telus, Freedom Mobile, and Videotron have full RCS supp...
Cox’s home internet service is known for its speedy plans. This cable giant tends to lean on the pricier side. CNET gives you the full rundown on this cable giant.
"The question is do you trust a random company that may or may not be in Cyprus more than you trust Comcast," he said. "And for a lot of people that may be a hard question to answer. "You're shifting your trust, you're not making yourself truly private." ...
internet to slow down. You might also find that there is something wrong with your equipment and that your modem is not receiving information in the right way. It is important that you understand the causes of slow internet and consider that the reason might not be that your ISP is ...
This is relatively understandable. When governments legislate the Internet, they get it horribly wrong. Just look to South Korea, where the government mandated that banking and e-commerce websites authenticate users with an ActiveX plugin, which is a horribly antiquated (and insecure) genus of brow...
they are still telling us that they are working on getting the equipment installed to provide the 10 megabytes of speed. My question is, should they be able to tell people that they can provide them with 10 megabytes of internet speed when they know that they do not have the equipment ins...