MIT Research Asks, Just How Fast Is U.S. Broadband?
In the race for Internet speed, the United States could definitely be called a slacker. According to data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, in the area of average advertised broadband download speed this country falls somewhere between those little heralded hotbeds of high tech, Italy and Greece.
MoreReport: Tablets To Grab Market Share over Netbooks
Tablet handheld computers will begin to outsell netbooks in two years in the United States, according to Forrester Research.
MoreLesson Planet Adds Site License Option
Online curriculum search engine Lesson Planet has announced it will offer a site license version of its service exclusively to schools and districts.
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7/27/2010
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