by Matt | Jul 12, 2012 | Internet, Mobile, Security
What’s the one thing that every program, piece of software or account you have or use online has? A password. Your password’s job is obvious – to keep people from being able to access your account which contains personal information, and in many cases, access to your...
by Matt | Jul 9, 2012 | General, Internet, Phone, Security, TV
The largest mistake you can make when shopping for something, namely your home utilities, is not knowing fully what you need for utilities, what your options are and what each option fully entails. I think a lot of people make the mistake of not doing their research...
by Matt | Jun 4, 2012 | Internet
Just the other day I posted some news about Verizon’s new FiOS speeds being introduced this month. Their bandwidth is going to double in size (literally) from 150 Mbps to 300 Mbps. They already had the fastest speeds, beating Comcast (105 Mbps) and AT&T (24...
by Matt | May 31, 2012 | Internet
Starting in June, Verizon will be doubling their current speeds offered in their FiOS internet service. As you can probably tell, either by the headline or the image to your right, Verizon is going to be doubling their fastest speed. The current fastest is 150 Mbps,...
by Matt | May 17, 2012 | Internet
I read a blog post on Comcast’s Voices today that I found interesting, especially in light of all the news and complaints surrounding the various services they’ve launched recently. More specifically, their Xbox On Demand service. I think you’ll find...
by Matt | May 16, 2012 | Internet
A little over a week ago I wrote a post about Democrat Al Franken and his letter to the FCC and DOJ. The letter asked them to investigate Comcast’s new service that enabled Xfinity customers to stream On Demand on their Xbox, but without having to worry about...