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When he says "good use of resources" he doesn't mean "good value for the money" like you do. He meant that we can't all use wireless signals for all of our int
by ghostbrainalpha 9y ago
When he says "good use of resources" he doesn't mean "good value for the money" like you do. He meant that we can't all use wireless signals for all of our internet needs because it will literally run out. Just like there can only be so many radio stations on your dial.
If people who are at home, can be persuaded to use wired connections, it frees up the wireless signal for people who don't have access to a wired connection.
- the_mitsuhiko 9y agoThat's not really an issue in practice though. Austria and Finnland already push a lot more traffic and users per base station and there is ample room to grow even before opening up more frequencies or changing the underlyong technology. LTE is an incredibly efficient use of spectrum.
- nomel 9y ago> He meant that we can't all use wireless signals for all of our internet needs because it will literally run out. We have the wireless infrastructure in place, but it's just not open. He probably has at least 5 WiFi APs in range with 20mbps connections sitting idle. It seems that Comcast is in a good position to pull off some sort of carrier deal with their WiFi hotspots.