The FCC have decided that broadband should be faster then 200kbs, and have now bumped up the speed to 768kps. What it means, is that your ISP can’t classify their service as being broadband, if it is slower then 768kps. Does it mean anything at all? No, no it doesn’t.
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If you aren’t familiar with the Neonode product, you can’t be blamed. It was one of those devices that everyone oowed and aared at before it was set back so many times, that it didn’t really have the advances by the time it had come out. This time it could be a completely different story with the FCC showing up what will be titled the Neonode N2. What we currently have is that the smartphone will be tiny (under 5cm wide), with a 2-inch touchscreen (I thought my 2.4-inch screen was hard to use, imagine losing even more real estate!), 2 megapixel camera, a miniSD card slot, and quad-band GSM / GPRS capabilities. That is all we have, but you will get your update when I know more.
For more info and pictures, click on over to the Engadget Blog.