Now this surprised me. In a study conducted by Motorola in Europe and the Middle East, 32% of Millennials (ages 16-27) said they prefer to watch programming on a PC rather than a TV set. At first glance, the statistic makes no sense. If you could watch video on a big-screen, potentially high-definition television, why [...]
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Despite the fact that my wireless coverage on this blog has been entirely dedicated to WiMAX and LTE, there are other wireless technologies that deserve attention as well. Motorola launched its next generation push-to-talk (PTT) solution for CDMA networks today, and I had a chance to sit down with Motorola’s Jacqueline Majka, Senior Product Marketing [...]
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Back in May when Motorola announced the new Modular embedded Multimedia Terminal Adapter (M-eMTA), I made a mental note to go back and study the product in more detail. DOCSIS 3.0 devices have grabbed a lot of the media attention, but the M-eMTA Motorola announced (currently DOCSIS 2.0-based) is interesting because it gives cable operators [...]
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Inevitably at trade shows I pile up notes and photos of things I’d like to cover, and yet I never get around to posting on everything. With that in mind, here are a few of the items that slipped through the cracks at The Cable Show. Motorola Digital Transport Adapter This puppy got a lot [...]
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As I’m still wrapping up coverage of the products and demos from CES, here’s a quick look at Motorola’s VDSL2+ gateway. Per my earlier conversation with Alan Lefkof, it looks like this will be a big year for upgrades from ADSL to VDSL. The gateway shown here (Motorola Netopia 7000 series) can reach throughput levels [...]
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