According to heise.de, Deutsche Telekom could “run into trouble with the Federal Cartel Office over its planned internet DSL tariffs with flat-rate throttling”. The issue under scrutiny is not throttling after a certain data volume has been consumed, but the exclusion of certain services from throttling, which could still cause problems for Telekom. Here is the link to the article …
I wanted to find out how fast mobile internet is at Oktoberfest and whether the latest mobile technology, LTE, would provide a speed advantage at the Wiesn. The idea for […]
When I recently connected o2’s LTE router for the first time and the 4G indicator did not light up, I was already preparing myself for a product test as disappointing […]
One price for DSL, one price for VDSL – customers always receive the maximum speed their line can deliver amplus AG from Teisnach in Bavaria is finally bringing clarity to […]
The new LTE transmission technology is intended to bring broadband even to the most remote locations and improve transfer rates in areas that already have coverage. But a comparison with […]
