All the stories tagged with: san francisco
AT&T’s 4G LTE network launches in the San Francisco Bay Area
01/05/2012, In the past month or so, some power users did notice that AT&T had switched its 4G LTE network on, but today, the wireless carrier has made the switch official and AT&T’s 4G LTE network is open for business in [...]
Apple launches in-store pickup program in San Francisco
10/26/2011, A couple of days ago we reported that there was some murmurings of Apple launching a new program called Sherwood. This would allow users to place their orders online via Apple’s online website and pick up their orders in an [...]
Apple and SFPD cooperating to locate missing iPhone prototype
09/06/2011, Remember the missing iPhone 5 prototype that supposedly went missing at a bar? Well, we received word that Apple investigators impersonated San Francisco police officers in their own effort to track down the missing prototype, which could be a serious [...]
San Francisco on cloud (nine) with Microsoft
05/19/2011, Microsoft and San Francisco have agreed and signed a contract which will see cloud services being introduced to 23,000 or so municipal employees. This transition to Microsoft Exchange Online will be done in a continuous phase over the next year, [...]
Google to introduce NFC payment systems in New York and San Francisco?
03/15/2011, Ever since Google brought the Nexus S onto the market with NFC capabilities, they’ve been pretty quiet with the pushing of NFC-services throughout the country (other than Hotspot they haven’t been doing much). But now it looks like they’re back [...]
RelayRides peer-to-peer car sharing service arrives at San Francisco Bay Area
12/28/2010, Who would have thought that peer-to-peer (P2P) technology could be associated with real life connections – we’re talking about RelayRides, a peer-to-peer car-sharing service that has just launched in the San Francisco Bay Area which intends to turn just about [...]
San Francisco Bay Area now covered in Sprint’s 4G WiMAX network
12/27/2010, You’ve been waiting for it, and now it’s finally arrived. Sprint has just launched its 4G WiMAX network in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sprint touts the network as being able to offer mobile web browsing up to 10 times [...]
WiMAX coming to San Francisco via Sprint
12/21/2010, Sprint has made good on their self-imposed deadline by launching out their own WiMAX network in San Francisco as well as the surrounding area before Christmas. From December 28th onwards, subscribers with WiMAX-enabled devices such as the Sprint Overdrive and [...]
MetroPCS 4G LTE Network Is Now Live In San Fran
12/01/2010, Verizon isn’t the only LTE provider around as MetroPCS has also announced the launch of its 4G LTE network. The network will cover San Francisco and surrounding areas, joining Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, Detroit and Dallas/Fort Worth to be [...]
Clearwire announces market launch timing for New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco
10/17/2010, Three major cities in the US – New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco, will benefit from Clearwire’s latest announcement concerning the commercial launch of Clearwire’s 4G network. New York will be first as those living in the Big Apple [...]
Who’s winning the major mobile battlegrounds? Hear from the CEOs of Foursquare, Sprint and MLB.com
10/15/2010, As mobile, Internet, media and high tech giants converge to capitalize on the mobile opportunity, the market is changing radically. The Open Mobile Summit, Nov 8-10, brings the CEOs and strategic business leaders of the market leaders together to explore [...]
T-Mobile Introduces HSPA+ Network In San Fran, San Jose, And Other Locations
10/04/2010, T-Mobile has been placing a lot of focus on its expanding HSPA+ network recently, and after releasing the HSPA+ G2 and myTouch phones, the carrier has also announced that it has expanded its network to offer 4G speeds in several [...]
San Francisco parking meters have variable pricing depending on demand
08/09/2010, San Francisco – you might just leave your heart in that cosmopolitan city the next time you drop by if you’re a geek, especially when its new parking meters will come with automatically adjusting prices which will change, depending on [...]
