Thought the list might be interested in this: (Sorry if it is a dupe.)
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071127-verizon-opens-up-will-support-any-device-any-app-on-its-network.html Some salient quotes: "[Verizon] announced an impressive "open access" plan for its network that will go into effect next year." "Here's how it will work: early next year, the company will publish the technical standards needed to connect to the Verizon network. It will also host a conference with device developers to learn more about their needs and to help with any problems that arise. Verizon has also dropped another $20 million into its certification lab, and any device maker who wants to connect to Verizon's network will first need to be certified for proper network connectivity procedures. Nothing else will be checked." "One Verizon exec went so far as to say that if someone builds a device in their basement on a breadboard, Verizon will test it and activate it." "Bandwidth caps? VoIP blocking? Forget it. Verizon insists that under the new program, all apps really will be allowed and no caps will be imposed so long as people are willing to pay for the bandwidth being used." "Much of this will depend on pricing models, of course, but Verizon had nothing to share; the details are still being worked out." _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
