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The problem is the labels themselves which have been rendered meaningless. At a minimum, the US carriers should just cite the theoretical maximum rate. But mayb
by apress 16y ago
The problem is the labels themselves which have been rendered meaningless. At a minimum, the US carriers should just cite the theoretical maximum rate. But maybe Consumers Union or someone of that ilk should create an objective, real world rating system that would reflect upload, download and latency speeds.
- sabat 16y agoThis is largely the result of cynical MBAs running companies. Can you imagine Google trying to water down terms to this degree? -- muchless just inventing buzzwords for "new technogies" out of whole cloth and cynically marketing them?
- chc 16y agoI kind of can imagine Google watering down terms to that degree: http://www.html5rocks.com/ http://www.html5rocks.com/ I do think Google does it more judiciously. Simplification can be a good thing.
- sabat 16y agoWhat AT&T has done goes far beyond simplification -- it's downright dishonesty. Google does it more judiciously Comparing the two, that's an understatement.