You get a second streaming subscription for the price of your DVR, HD, Whole Home and equipment fees. Those fees could easily add up to the cost of a second subscription.
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You get a second streaming subscription for the price of your DVR, HD, Whole Home and equipment fees. Those fees could easily add up to the cost of a second subscription.
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He's making it up, which is why I asked for proof and why I won't be getting any.
On a phone Verizon's mmWave maxes out at around 2 Gbps when within a handful of yards of the node with a direct LOS.
If a computer was connected to the Verizon 5G router via wifi, 802.11ax maxes out at around 3.5 Gbps in a perfect lab environment, no way to achieve that 7 - 18 Gbps
If a computer was connected to the Verizon 5G router via Ethernet, both the router and all end devices would need 10 gig NICs to achieve the lower end of that rage, highly unlikely
Providers generally max out dedicated enterprise grade fiber at 10 Gbps, are we expected to believe a technology in it's infancy, that is as unreliable as mmWave NR is able to not just beat but KO the best of the best?
what happened here, why is a black man who is a Dish installer getting arrested.
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I have a Sammy 4g, because I knew 5G wouldn't be around here till I have a need for another phone ...
Also, Sprint charged everyone with a S4 an extra $10 p/m incase you happened to go to an area that had 4g ... there was like 2 cities in the states at the time.
I left them when I got tired of them telling me that it would be her in few months .... multiple times.
At home all I have is a 200/10Mbps connection which I’d be willing to bet would be more than enough for 95% of residential customers. I also checked my iPhone 11 today and got 246/23.3Mbps which again for the vast majority will be more then enough for just about everyone. IMHO most of the 5G hype is just so they can sell you new phones and pay for a service you probably don’t need.
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Has more than 1 person reported this yet ?
IF ATT was up for sale there would be a Press conference and everybody would know about it.
Anyone can Speculate, it might become true eventually.
I have 25 mg here and I can do everything I need here ... keep in mind, its just my desktop and my Tablet and the Smart TV.
I can have 100 mg which would be nice, but they want tooo much money for it in my opinion.
I had it for awhile, then decided to save some money and the only other speed they offered was 25, which is ridiculous ... to have only 2 options for internet ... Oh, you can get other speeds, but you have to have TV with them as well.
When I has 100 mg, it didn't act like 100, I has 50 mg from them before the 100 mg and the 50 mg ran better.
Now that I have 25 mg I just have to wait a bit longer for like Netflix to load is all.
Thats because he was told he had to make it to his next appointment and was running late.
From a post back in 2004 when Claude posted this same pic: "Here is the scoop. Regular traffic stop. Had old legal issue and was released within 3 hours. Vehicle was picked up by DNSC employee."
Don't let this guy install your Dish...
Just a note, Constables are police. Police, Deputy, State Patrol, State Police, heck even fish and wildlife, it all depends on what level of "power" the state grants them. Here in Washington state, Fish and Wildlife were granted "General Law Enforcement" status so they can pull people over...
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940 mbps really thats verizon setting a minimum standard depends the the carrier what band spectrum there using device etc etc the whole home is a whole different animal for some reason... 5g starts at 1 gig down and tops out at 20 gbps research it. I had a moto z3 on Verizon and could not hit over 700 maps. I got the Sammy most of the time I hit close to 2 gbps!!@
That’s a cell phone. That is different. You said you had 5G home service which tops out at 940Mbps.
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