Explore The Wonderful World of Mobile Broadband!

It's the new technology that's shaking up thechanging the world.
world; it's mobile broadband and it's AWESOME!Mobile Broadband - the future!
The evolution of mobile broadbandAs we roll on through 2008, the internet is ever
Who remembers the dark days of the internet?more prevalent in every aspect of our lives. It's
Who remembers dialup, waiting for ages to get anot that long ago that Intel (and if you're at all
connection (at something like 36kbps), only to getinterested in computers, and don't know the
disconnect again after you'd been connected for 3name Intel, then shame on you!) stated that the
nanoseconds? Oh, how we all breathed afuture is the internet wherever you are, with fast
collective sigh of relief when we got broadbandaccess, and mobile broadband at your fingertips.
access, and didn't have to go and make a toffeeNow, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that what
(no, not a coffee, a toffee... that'd kill an hour)we already have?! Having used a mobile
while web pages loaded. Honestly, I'm not kidding,broadband package myself, I can confirm that 1/
the day I first got broadband, and was able toit is properly mobile, and 2/ it is absolutely brilliant.
yank out my old dialup modem and set fire to it,Like, mind-blowingly cool. I mean come on, I was
was the day I rejoiced to the heavens!getting 3.6Mbps while I was in the back of a car,
Of course, even with broadband, things didn't stopdriving up the motorway. Quite apart from the
evolving. now are they ever likely to stopfact we were in motion (but below the speed
evolving, either, but let's look back once again.limit), the connection was also, ooh, 3.6 times
After the first broadband packages becamefaster than my fixed connection, at home!
available, it was a very, very quick process untilBut even now, broadband isn't going to stop
they infiltrated the home, until they let homeevolving. We've gone from fixed connections
users get the same broadband coolness as therunning as fast as a snail on prozac, all the way up
university I went to. But even then, it still didn'tto the current mobile broadband connections,
stop evolving, not even when home users wererunning at lots of megabytes per second. It's like
getting connections at 4, 8, 16, 25, a billion Mbps...comparing a milk float to Concorde, in terms of
because the next big thing would be broadbandspeed. But when you compare mobile broadband
while you were on the move. Not WiFi access,to its predecessors, it gives you some idea of
but proper mobile broadband, wherever youhow fast the technology evolves. Just imagine
were... And that's the technology that's nowhow fast it'll be in the future!