Well,
I unbundled from phone and cable tv as I don’t use them much. I use cox
business internet here with guaranteed bandwidth (according to contract). At
$86 monthly, it gives me access to anything else I might need (like streaming
services, voice over IP, etc).
For the cost of cable tv, I can
I've had CenturyLink and now have Cox. I would still have CenturyLink
if they would have given me a discount when my promotion was up - they
refused, so I switched to cox. When I called up to cancel the service
and return equipment, they suddenly found a 50% off for 2 years discount
code. To
Streaming media is indeed a set bandwidth, but the headroom that a faster
connection gives will hel offset the more bursty downloads without stalling
or impacting the streaming content.
Having had cox and century link gig fiber century link has been the better
experience so far. And for concurrent
I would think hard about upgrading to a "faster" plan.
The Wall St. Journal did a study that basically said you gain no advantage for
streaming media by upgrading to a faster plan.
The WSJ article is behind a pay wall, but this article summarizes the results.
https://medium.com/gowander/quick-ta
Am 26. Jan, 2021 schwätzte Mike Schwartz so:
moin moin Mike,
OT: Off topic ... Hi from an old timer ... plus, a Question
Please forgive me if I have been "out of radio contact" for too long.
Yeah, it's been a while :).
I believe both CenturyLink and Cox are offering Gigabit if you're in the