Verizon Wireless might end unlimited mobile broadband plans
June 19th, 2010 Leave a comment Visited 1333 times, 3 so far today
Verizon Wireless might end unlimited mobile broadband plans
AT&T has already announced that they are not going to offer any unlimited mobile broadband plans.
Verizon is now likely to follow them with similar scheme in the coming weeks. The company has not announced officially yet but industry insiders are reporting that this is pretty much confirmed.
A senior company representative has been quoted as saying:
We will probably need to change the design of our pricing where it will not be totally unlimited, flat rate.
Verizon is the only company offering a 4G capable smartphone in the US market. So, they have a good excuse considering 4G would allow users to consume way too much data.
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This could also mean, that large media content providers such as ‘News Corp’ may decide to fill the gap left by O2 and AT&T’s withdrawal of unlimited usage and supply connections for legitimate Unlimited Downloads of both Movies and Music.
This could easily be done by applying the ‘Platform High Capacity Super Controller System’ via apps for the New Smart Phones and iPads etc. Murdoch’s alleged ‘New Unlimited Broadband’ has to be truly unlimited as it would be streaming HD and 3D movies, then News Corp could begin to corner the market, thus his share prices would rocket even more. Failure by other networks to upgrade sufficiently to cope with the ever-increasing demands would be to Murdoch’s advantage.
BT has had the formula for the ‘Platform High Capacity Super Controller System’ since 1995, yet failed to re-invest into the new HC system, which can cope with an astounding increase of over 72,000% of additional user capacity. BT may have my program etc for trials, but not the systems integration’s Technology as will only be released by disclosure agreement. Link to proof document here: http://tinyurl.com/ycsgu49 by restricting the Data Caps you restrict sales. Hence it is imperative that all Networks invest the new ‘High Capacity System’ or face losses and inevitable gridlock.
Obviously I am aware that resistance by Network Operators to apply my HC System is perhaps because it would give those who invest in HC, 'Global High Capacity Control of Global Networks'.
Signed Carl Barron
Systems Formalist Designer and Inventor
Chairman of agpcuk
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