So AT&T’s wireless 3G network is terrible in Hudson, Ohio. Their Service is terrible and the support to solve the problem is terrible. They supposedly have towers going in before EOY to give better coverage but from North of 303/91 to Twinsburg border and from 303/91 to Hudson High School it plain sucks. Whether you sit at the HCC or at Downtown 140 or North End Market you hear the curses of people getting their service dropped or the Edge Network going Jacko on you…
So how can AT&T let this happen. With the economic wealth in this area their opportunity of loosing customers goes up each day. With hundreds of students at Hudson Highschool who may have iphones and the students at WRA / Wester Reserve Academy they better improve their service. Put in some temporary repeaters AT&T…..Get Smart..
Hopefully this changes but they just lost out on a potential of 15 new accounts and just lost 2 existing ones.
It doesn’t matter if you have a blackberry or an iphone the network just doesn’t peform
You don’t have time to google or use the internet. To make decisions and find out things we need to develop the six sense. Patty Maes and her teams at the MIT Media lab are creating the six sense. Unbelievable camera, projector, phone solution that lets you interact and find out information about the experience you had. Watch this video at TED when it comes out.
Tomorrow Google opens up their innovation warehouse with a new browser for all to surf the internet wave. Hopefully there will be no worries and we’ll get a great solution to put even more nails in the IE coffin.
“Designs for practically anything may be entered. The subcategories range in scope from small desk accessories to giant mechanical equipment. If your entry doesn’t fit into the category you have selected it will be recategorized. Students must enter in the Student category. Unless otherwise indicated, entrants should use the general entry form.”
During the TED conference I saw this in a discussions session and boy do I wish this could be purchased in the midwest. Luckily I head out to LA frequently. Y-Water