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		<title>Pros to Getting Satellite Internet</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So you&#8217;ve just moved into your dream retirement home away from the hustle and bustle of the city, noise, traffic and people. Your dream house is far enough away but still connected to the civilized world. In fact you need to keep in touch with family members, friends, and your investments in order to stay [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">So you&#8217;ve just moved into your dream retirement home away from the hustle and bustle of the city, noise, traffic and people. Your dream house is far enough away but still connected to the civilized world. In fact you need to keep in touch with family members, friends, and your investments in order to stay comfortable in your peaceful retirement home. So what are your options? Well the obvious answer would be to get internet but entering into the second decade of the 21st century people have more choices than ever before. You could go the cable internet route and have faster service than a simple dial-up connection, but if you don&#8217;t want to have the distractions of cable television, or be limited to receiving service from a company where you already might have poor cable service who&#8217;s to say that your internet connection won&#8217;t be the same as well. Or maybe you want to go the digital route and get DSL internet. Again DSL has a very fast connection, but like cable it also has its limitations. In particular you might not be able to access a DSL connection to your remote mountain cottage simply because you don&#8217;t have the necessary copper wiring in the phone lines. To put it simply you won&#8217;t receive reliable service. So what&#8217;s the next step?</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Well in terms of internet technology, the next step towards improving your connections with family, friends and business partners is satellite internet. Unlike DSL, with a satellite internet connection you can be online and download any important documents anywhere at any time. You won&#8217;t have to leave your mountain paradise, because civilization will come to you. Also, the comparison to cable or DSL internet in terms of speed is very similar. You can receive services with a different range of connection speeds, and even the slowest ranges of speeds of connection are still fast. This means no more frustrated moments waiting for your computer to download your grand-daughter&#8217;s birthday card. In fact you&#8217;ll always have a connection ready to go when you sit down at your computer. You also won&#8217;t tie up one of your phone lines with a satellite connection.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">One of the best reasons to get satellite internet technology is that once you get you satellite set-up you will always have the option of satellite internet. For example if you move, you can take the dish and modem with you and you won&#8217;t ever have to deal with a service technician to set-up your internet. You could also get a portable dish and take it with you on vacation. You could even take the motor home around the country and be able to receive portable satellite service from any mountain, river, canyon, or plain across the great nation.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">By making the satellite decision you can e-mail your grandchildren now to let them know how retirement is going, and invite your family to come and visit you when they get the chance.</p>
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		<title>10 Things You Might Not Know About Verizon FiOS</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Feb 2010 04:00:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Verzion&#8217;s FiOS service has a cool sounding name, but it is not exactly the most descriptive. With that in mind, I have compiled a brief list of things that many people may not necessarily know about Verizon&#8217;s FiOS service.

FiOS is more than just a broadband service. Besides having a name that drips with pure tech-bling, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">Verzion&#8217;s FiOS service has a cool sounding name, but it is not exactly the most descriptive. With that in mind, I have compiled a brief list of things that many people may not necessarily know about Verizon&#8217;s FiOS service.</p>
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<li>FiOS is more than just a broadband service. Besides having a name that drips with pure tech-bling, FiOS delivers top-notch digital cable and telephone services to customers lucky enough to be in range. Even more impressive is the fact that they all share the same connection without slowing down one of the fastest and most affordable broadband connections in the nation.</li>
<li>FTTH: FTTH stands for Fiber To The Home, and it describes how Verizon&#8217;s FiOS system delivers data. While fiber optics are used all throughout the Internet&#8217;s backbone, Verizon is the largest FTTH vendor in the country, and FiOS is their flagship consumer service. Fiber is good, and almost all vendors claim to have fiber, but few actually bring it to the property line.</li>
<li>Fiber is the future. Transmitting data over metal wires is an old concept that has worked well until recently, but comes with inherent limitations. Heat buildups and signal degradation over distance are common problems for engineers and network architects, but neither of these are major problems with a 100% fiber optic network such as Verizon&#8217;s FiOS. Fiber can be upgraded again and again at discount prices, which means that once copper wiring reaches its limits, fiber will keep improving and offerings better services.</li>
<li>Verizon&#8217;s FiOS is more than a sum of its parts, it is a fusion of them. Verizon&#8217;s team of engineers have spent a lot of time and energy examining how people live and where television, broadband, and telephone services fit into the lives of average people. For example: isn&#8217;t it annoying when a relative or friend calls right in the middle of a big game or critical moment during a show? With digital telephone and cable services offered via FiOS, caller IDs will appear on-screen along with the option of pausing shows (if one has a DVR) or sending the caller directly to the mailbox to leave a voicemail. Now THAT is convenience that is hard to beat.</li>
<li>There&#8217;s an App for that too! FiOS has its own app-center that is referred to as the Widget Bazaar. FiOS apps are almost universally designed to integrate into the television viewing experience in a professionally designed way. These apps add extra value and most are free, though some are free with the option to sign up for additional services. The wealth of apps is impressive, matched only by their quality and visual presentation. Warning: It may be impossible to go back to watching regular digital TV after experiencing app-fueled FiOS digital programming.</li>
<li>Bundle up and save! It may sound counterintuitive at first, but it is possible to get more and pay less by bundling services with many providers, and Verizon FiOS is certainly no exception. Not only does having more than one Verizon FiOS service provide a unique fusion, it also helps customers save money. It is possible to save a lot of money by selecting bundles of digital phone, digital cable, and broadband services, instead of shopping for individual services. Smart customers will take a look at their existing bills and see which bills they could cut by bundling with Verizon FiOS. Chances are that the cumulative effect of bundling could save a good deal of money, especially if measured over months or even years.</li>
<li>Save even more! Why pay full price when it is easy to find a FiOS promotion code that is essentially a coupon for FiOS services. Finding a FiOS promo code is never further than an Internet search away, and the results could be incredible savings on FiOS services. Be sure to not expiration dates on offers and any other limitations.</li>
<li>Verizon FiOS customers can access their DVR from the &#8216;net. One of the coolest ideas that Verizon FiOS engineers and programmers turned into a reality is the ability to remotely schedule and manage DVRs. Hear about a great show at the water cooler? No problem! Log in and set the DVR at the house to download it automatically without worrying about a complicated installation.</li>
<li>Save money on other stuff too! Verizon FiOS customers have access to the Spend Smart widget that can help them save time and money by turning their cell phones and membership cards to select chains into coupons. Want to save more? Look for a FiOS promo code that either comes with something that is already worth buying or a FiOS promotion code that offers a discount on something worth buying. Such items might include a DVR box, a laptop, or even a game console!</li>
<li>FiOS is a service that is evolving rapidly. It is possible to describe what FiOS is an offers today, but what it may offer tomorrow is anyone&#8217;s guess. Speed increases, additional channels, widgets, and new features are added all the time to FiOS. Verizon keeps innovating, but they always keep their ear open for great ideas from customers. Be certain to drop them a line if there is some critical feature or change that would make their service a no-brainer. A company that does not have their ear to the ground in this day and age is likely to get steamrolled, and it is clear that Verizon has learned this lesson well by looking at the shortcomings of the competition.</li>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">So there you have it, 10 things that you may not have known about Verizon&#8217;s fiber optic FiOS system. Remember, look around for a FiOS promotion code before signing up and save even more by bundling!</p>
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		<title>How to Sign Up For Verizon FiOS</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Feb 2010 03:59:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Verizon&#8217;s FiOS system is unique amongst top tier broadband providers due to its unique use of fiber all the way from Verizon&#8217;s connection to the Internet&#8217;s backbone to the door of FiOS subscribers. The result is an unprecedented level of broadband performance and frequent upgrades to an already-class-leading network that is bound to make other [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">Verizon&#8217;s FiOS system is unique amongst top tier broadband providers due to its unique use of fiber all the way from Verizon&#8217;s connection to the Internet&#8217;s backbone to the door of FiOS subscribers. The result is an unprecedented level of broadband performance and frequent upgrades to an already-class-leading network that is bound to make other broadband junkies jealous. Add to this the fact that FiOS serves up digital telephone service and a full-fledged, top-of-the-line digital cable service over the very same connection, and it is easy to see why FiOS is popular in the areas in which it is available.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">In fact, if Verizon&#8217;s FiOS network were to have any flaws, it would be that they company has yet to expand its network from one coast to the other, which means that the very first step in ordering FiOS might be the last for some consumers: checking availability. It is relatively easy to check the availability of Verizon&#8217;s FiOS service via Verizon&#8217;s own FIOS website. For those customers lucky enough to be in range of Verizon&#8217;s 100% fiber optic network, the big question is what to do next.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Luckily, there is an easy answer to that question: Look for bargains. Verizon offers many different FiOS plans and al la carte options to choose from, but savvy shoppers would be wise to look for coupons that are referred to as Verizon FiOS promotion codes before making any final purchases. It also helps to look at the various FiOS promo codes to find the one that will save one the most money in the long run without sacrificing features. After all, a great deal on a low-tier service is a bargain at no price, so be sure to examine the offerings carefully.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">In most cases, bundling is the best way save money and that is often the case when shopping for Verizon FiOS deal with a FiOS promo code as well. FiOS services include top-notch digital cable offerings, advanced digital telephone services, and incredible broadband packages. The only thing that Verizon does not seem to offer, for whatever reason, is the ability to bundle their wireless services with their FiOS services. In some cases, a FiOS promo code may offer a great deal not only on FiOS services but also on the purchase of a 3G-enabled laptop or cellular phones, but most FiOS promotion codes focus on Verizon&#8217;s FiOS offerings.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">One thing to consider when evaluating the various FiOS offerings is that the various services are not necessarily separate, but are actually capable of interacting in a seamless and convenient way. For example, Verizon FiOS customers that have a TV and telephone plan will find that they can get their caller ID information displayed on their TV set(s). Those with a DVR box will find that pausing a show is an option that can be executed directly from the remote control whenever the phone rings. The entire user experience is so well executed that it is obvious that the fusion of the different components is worth far more than the sum of the individual services. That does not mean that one should pay more than they have to, however, which is why bundling and using a Verizon promotion code is essential to getting the best deal.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Finding the right bundle is usually best accomplished by looking at what Verizon has to offer and see what looks appealing. The bundles change from time to time, but they are generally broken down into three tiers that offer a lot of value. Not all promotional codes can be used for all bundles, so be sure to consider all options available before making any final decisions. It is probably inadvisable to buy a bundle that is too expensive only to use a promotional code, but it is also equally inadvisable to look for a bundle that lacks key features just to use a promo code. Instead, it might be best to wait a few weeks and/or look for additional FiOS promotion codes that are readily available on the Internet.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Once a bundle or plan has been selected, a la carte additions are available as well. If the a la carte options start to get expensive, consider checking the next highest bundle to see if some of the features are included. In some cases, it is possible to buy a higher-tier bundle at a lower price than a lower-tier bundle with certain a la carte options. After making all final selections, all that is left to do is to schedule a visit from a Verizon FiOS work crew to help set up the new FIOS system and give a self-congratulatory pat on the back for shopping smartly and saving money.</p>
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