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I don't have any problem streaming HD movies to mine in the UK.

Paying £12 a month for Be's Unlimited 24Meg service and never had any issues with bandwidth.

Switched On: The iPod touch and the big picture

Sep 11th 2009 11:45AM on Engadget

Steve Jobs talks shit. There's no need to add any analysis.

Motorola CLIQ: first hands-on impressions (update: with video)

Sep 10th 2009 5:45PM on Engadget

Yeah, 0.25% of the cell phone market. Crazy how they managed that.

Tata DoCoMo launches per-character SMS pricing, and this headline just cost us close to a rupee

Sep 10th 2009 8:21AM on Engadget

"the fact remains that a 160-character SMS costs Tata DoCoMo exactly the same to handle as a 1-character one."

Oh really?

SMS messages aren't postcards, they're pieces of data. The more you write, the more bandwidth it uses up.

They're very small pieces of data but data none-the-less. When you multiple 160 characters by the billions of messages being sent each year, the bandwidth used really adds up.

T-Mobile UK and Orange to merge, still clash

Sep 8th 2009 5:12AM on Engadget

A 130Mhz cap is coming very soon.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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