iPhone network congestion opens market for cable providers (Geek.com)

8 March 2010, 1:43 pm

Dropped calls, network congestion, and sluggish mobile data speeds could become a thing of the past for the people owning data-hungry smartphones (like the iPhone) if Time Warner Cable Inc. sells the nation’s carriers like AT&T and Verizon on its wireless backhaul service. The technology lets wireless operators transfer data using Time Warner’s cables laid underground [...]... Read More »

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