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Schools in US got one step closer in getting High Speed Internet access from FCC. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) which had been working in the interest of boosting US Internet graph has decided on a proposal that will bring high-speed internet connections to almost every school in the nation. It’s an overhaul of the existing E-Rate program from government …
Google recently gained approval from FCC to operate a database that will enable Google to use unlicensed TV broadcast spectrum for wireless broadband and shared among many users. The decision as made by FCC last friday, which makes Google to be the latest company to complete the FCC’s 45-day testing phase. Spectrum Bridge and Telcordia ae over their trials, and …
Concerning privacy, FCC has voted today for a Declaratory Ruling that all carriers must safeguard the private data in their customers’ mobile devices. This is known as customer proprietary network information, which consists of phone numbers, call duration, call locations and call logs. Providers are made to protect these data, but till today, only network does that followed by phones. …
Though the release date for Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 hasn’t been announced yet, it’s already reached the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The Mega has LTE and HSPA+ radios, but this version of the device (I9200) only has the latter, as the I9205 version is the device with LTE. The device will most probably not make it to the stateside, but …
