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Comcast just released a 2020 Network Performance Data report with stats on how much Internet usage rose during the pandemic, and it said that upload use is growing faster than download use. "Peak downstream traffic in 2020 increased approximately 38 percent over 2019 levels and peak upstream traffic increased approximately 56 percent over 2019 levels," Comcast said. But while upload use on Comcast's network quickly grows—driven largely by videoconferencing among people working and learning at home—the nation's largest home-Internet provider with over 30 million customers advertises its speed tiers as if uploading doesn't exist. Comcast's 56 percent increase in upstream traffic made me wonder if the company will increase upload speeds any time soon, so I checked out the Xfinity website today to see the current upload speeds. Getting that information was even more difficult than I expected. The Xfinity website advertises cable-Internet plans with download speeds starting at 25Mbps … [Read more...] about Comcast hides upload speeds deep inside its infuriating ordering system

It’s been a busy week for the iPhone 13 rumor mill. From improved storage to an in-screen fingerprint scanner, Apple’s next device looks set to finally bring something truly new to the smartphone table. Typically, Apple’s flagship devices pack a few performance and camera upgrades over their predecessors, without pushing the boat out in terms of new features or groundbreaking tech. Not since the iPhone X has Apple really shaken up the design of its iPhones, and while we’re big fans of the iPhone 12 family, we’re excited to learn of some potentially market-leading bells and whistles on its upcoming range of smartphones. Below, we’ve rounded up all the latest leaks and rumors surrounding the iPhone 13. It’s worth taking each revelation with a pinch of salt, but we’ll find out exactly what to expect when Apple officially launches the device in September 2021. Want the full picture on the iPhone 13 ? Here’s everything we know so far 1. 1TB of storage A … [Read more...] about 5 things we’ve learned about the iPhone 13 this week

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Eighteen months ago, Mark Zuckerberg was not happy with Facebook's mobile strategy. The world's largest social network was offering up a weak product — a hybrid app running on HTML5 instead of native apps for iOS and Android — essentially ignoring the platform (mobile) that it now deems most important. A change needed to be made, and Zuckerberg now openly admits it. "We took a bad bet," the Facebook CEO said during last week's TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco. "Our legacy as a company was building this big website and focusing on being able to develop for the web. So naturally we tried to look at things and see if we could build an HTML5 system for across these different platforms and we just realized pretty quickly that we weren't going to get the quality level that we needed. "So we took a year and it was painful and we retooled that." See also: 20 Things Your Most Annoying Friends Do on Facebook Mobile has become the company's most important focus, the … [Read more...] about Inside Facebook’s Mobile Strategy

CNN has long been known to do well with breaking news events, particularly ones like the recent disappearance of Malaysian airliner Flight 370. The continuing mystery surrounding the missing plane has led to a ratings boost for the 24-hour news channel and its competitors. A new survey has shown why — the topic and speed of news stories are the biggest drivers in how people consume media, outshining demographics or ideology. See also: Timeline: The Mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 The study highlights what has been seen as a long-standing problem for companies like CNN — strong performance during news cycles that favor its format, but weakness on topics that are more evergreen. Television remains the leading medium for news, with channels like CNN serving as the primary source for international news, politics, business and economic news, and social issues. The Media Insight Project, a joint initiative between the American Press Institute and the Associated … [Read more...] about Forget Demographics, News Consumption Is Dictated by Topic