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Everyone wants super fast Internet but every real world business always has to ask one critical question at what cost.  Today’s technologies are now changing the economy of scale for business owners.  In the past T1 or T3 internet was the default when you need a quick way to the internet.  As a point of reference 1 T1 is 1.5 Megabits and a T3 to confuse everyone is 45 Megabits.  So these were big difference both in speed and cost.  Fortunately you can bond T1’s and incrementally increase speed at 1.5 Meg intervals.  The advantage of T1 and T3 is that they are readily available through our existing copper based infrastructure and does not demand fiber to be deployed.  Also these internet products offer the same download and upload speed so for businesses they are always a great solution.  Luckily today business owners now have Metro-Ethernet as a product and yes, you can get an Internet Metro Ethernet circuit the speeds can match T1 and T3 speeds but more importantly they can far exceed those traditional speed it is not uncommon to have 100 Meg, or even 1000 Meg, speeds and the costs in many cases are far better than those same speeds over T1 or T3.  Allot of these scenarios do depend on where the physical location of the building is and how close it is to the available facilities and services.  At Telco Solutions we work with the top carriers in every region in the US, and  having a consultant that represents the business owners interest and not the carriers interests is always a great way to help make a telecommunications decision.  If you have any questions as to which solutions is best for your business please feel free to contact us so that we can analyze your needs and match the best solutions for you.  As you can see size can determine cost and based on your needs we want to make sure you get what you want and need.

The current trends of Internet usage now are demanding higher internet speeds and Metro Ethernet is bringing solutions to the business world.  Higher speeds at incredible prices & most importantly with great returns on productivity make Metro Ethernet a viable solution for many situations.  For customers who’s T3 contracts are coming to and end Metro Ethernet can be a great option.  TelcoSolutions has consulted many companies in the best path to migrate from different technologies.  Act early and the savings and speed increases that Metro Ethernet can bring to your organization will be substantial.  Do not wait request a quote today, we will do all the research of who the best carrier in your area is and present a solution that is best for you.

Great news, STS Telecom is now in Georgia!  STS is the largest interconnect in South Florida, and offer an array of products including –  T1, data T1, ISDN-PRI, and business class Hosted PBX anywhere in the US.   TelcoSolutions is ready to help you with any of the STS product offerings, for more information contact us at. http://www.telcosolutions.net/carriers/sts-telecom/

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Apple Gives App Developers Its Review Guidelines - Fri, 10 Sep 2010
Apple, which keeps a tight lid on its products and inner workings, is loosening up a little. The company said on Thursday that it would relax its rules on how software developers can build applications for its iPhone and iPad. And for the first time it published detailed guidelines explaining how it decides what programs can [...]

Nokia appoints Microsoft business manager as new head - Fri, 10 Sep 2010
Nokia has appointed Microsoft business manager Stephen Elop as its new chief executive. Mr Elop will replace the outgoing Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, who was a lifelong Nokia employee and has been chief executive since 2006. The appointment may mark a sea-change in culture at the top of the Finnish mobile phone giant. To read this BBC News report in [...]

Rosy WiMax forecast gives way to LTE - Fri, 10 Sep 2010
The worldwide market for mobile WiMax services in 2015 will be five times its current size, according to ABI Research — but smaller than the company’s analysts had expected just a few months ago. On Thursday, ABI said it had scaled back its forecast of mobile WiMax users by about 15 percent since Russian service provider [...]

After Google incident, Wi-Fi data collection goes on - Thu, 09 Sep 2010
Four months ago, amidst a backlash from government regulators and privacy advocates, Google stopped collecting Wi-Fi data with its Street View cars. But that doesn’t mean Google has stopped collecting wireless data altogether, and neither have other companies such as Apple. Instead of sending out cars to sniff out wireless networks, Google is now crowdsourcing the [...]

US operators get creative due to spectrum crunch - Thu, 09 Sep 2010
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Predicting the Future of Phones is Unpredictable - Thu, 09 Sep 2010
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3G hopes in Thailand face new legal hurdle - Wed, 08 Sep 2010
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Kenya mobile price war cuts calling costs - Wed, 08 Sep 2010
Mike Mutuha is the master of cheap talk. He has two mobile phones, both holding two sim cards. By subscribing to each of Kenya’s four mobile providers, Mutuha ensured he never had to pay the exorbitant off-network rates that have long frustrated consumers here. But his thrift may now be redundant. In recent weeks a brutal price [...]

Vodafone selling China Mobile stake for £4.3bn - Wed, 08 Sep 2010
Vodafone is selling its 3.2 per cent shareholding in China Mobile for £4.3bn ($6.6bn), in a move that highlights the UK mobile phone group’s determination to dispose of its minority stakes. Vodafone said on Tuesday that 70 per cent of the proceeds from the sale would be returned to shareholders in the form of a share [...]

Google TV to launch this year - Wed, 08 Sep 2010
The new Google service will bring the web to TV screens - the announcement comes a week after a new version of Apple TV was unveiled Google will launch its Google TV service, which it intends will bring the web to TV screens, in the US this autumn and around the world next year, its chief [...]