Xfinity Mobile comes to Android, too

By Mark Rollins - 12/13/2010 1:05:19 AM

As you know, Comcast Xfinity has created a remote for the iOS platform, so why shouldn’t it come to Android? We did warn you, and it looks like the features are pretty similar with managing DVR recordings, forward calls from an Xfinity Voice service at home to their Android smartphones, and even checking Comcast.net email. [...]

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Comcast Mobile application for the iPhone

By Tony - 03/08/2010 11:29:41 PM
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Comcast Mobile 2.0 is a very useful application that works directly with your DVR and lets you setup the recording sessions directly from your phone. In other words, while using the Comcast Mobile 2.0 you have access to almost all DVR functions on your iPhone. Which means you can be at work and at the [...]

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Time Warner Cable to Bring WiMAX in Four Markets by the End of the Year

By Chris - 08/01/2009 4:34:56 PM

Time Warner Cable seems more and more interested in WiMAX and the company will deploy WiMAX networks in four U.S. markets by the end of the year. For now we only know two locations: Charlotte, NC and Dallas, TX. And Time Warner should definitely hurry up as Clearwire is working hard on WiMAX deployment too [...]

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Rogers Launches 50Mbps DOCSIS 3.0 Service

By Chris - 07/09/2009 5:45:04 PM

Rogers is keeping up with the growing needs of its Internet-surfing customers. The company has announced its 50Mbps DOCSIS 3.0-based service. That means that not only Comcast’s customers can enjoy fast internet in the USA but also Canadians can now get the same service. Unfortunately for Rogers’ customers the initial roll out will cover a [...]

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Comcast to Launch High-Speed 2go WiMax Service in Portland Tomorrow

By Chris - 06/29/2009 6:10:01 PM

If you happen to wake up in Portland tomorrow then you might notice Comcast’s new service. The company is going to launch the High-Speed 2go WiMax service and anyone interested in it should try it. Looking for prices? Well the Fast Pack Metro service costs $49.99 per month for one year and it will offer [...]

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Comcast to Offer 100Mbps Internet Service?

By Chris - 05/28/2009 5:09:42 PM

It looks like Comcast will not die without a fight. Although a little late, the company seems ready to match Cablevision’s 100Mbps ultra-fast Internet offer. The new product is supposed to be launched soon and it will be similar to Cablevision’s 101Mbps Ultra speed offer. Comcast customers should expect download speeds of up to 100Mbps [...]

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First “Shakable” Ad on the iPhone and iPod touch

By Brian - 03/26/2009 2:50:47 PM

To most iPhone and iPod Touch owners, seeing ads is nothing new. But apparently there is something different about this ad from i.TV. i.TV 1.4 includes a dedicated menu tab for Comcast subscribers, the world’s first “shakable” advertisement, AT&T U-verse listings and major performance improvements. “Along with efforts to make i.TV faster and more stable, [...]

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Verizon to Launch 100Mbps FIOS in 2009 or Not

By Chris - 12/06/2008 4:20:51 PM

It’s not just Sprint that’s working on improving its wireless network. Verizon seems eager to get its 100Mbps FIOS network out next year. The Network has tested the FIOS this year despite admitting that the 100Mbps speed was more of a marketing strategy than an actual possibility. But now Verizon might launch the 100Mbps service. [...]

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Comcast Announces High-Speed 50Mbps Internet Connection

By Chris - 10/23/2008 2:03:07 PM

Last time we spoke about the giant internet provider Comcast is, we were showing you how the FCC rules against Comcast constraining policies regarding Internet access and downloads. Today we see Comcast in a totally different light. It has announced that it will begin to deploy it’s DOCSIS 3.0 in residential homes and businesses in [...]

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Comcast to Cap Bandwidth at 250GB

By Chris - 08/30/2008 7:21:29 PM

Following the FCC slap earlier this summer, Comcast has decided to cap residential consumer bandwidth starting this October 1st. The cap will be set up at 250GB which is still a lot of traffic. A lot of illegal downloads that is. Comcast says the median monthly data usage is somewhere between 2 and 3GB so [...]

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