@ronnie

Just looking for Youtube channel recommendations primarily in the areas of:

Travel
Cooking
True Crime
Boxing (although I think im subscribed to most of the top ones #Press1 @CHAMPSIDE)
NBA
NFL
Fitness
Documentaries
Information Technology
Stocks & Investing Period

Thanks in advance for your replies.

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A hands-on with the whole glyph interface in lights on the back of this phone. Will that be enough to differentiate it?

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Verizon is offering its fixed wireless and fiber broadband services, including Fios Home Internet, 5G Home Internet and LTE Home Internet, for as little as $25 per month for subscribers with automatic payments and a premium 5G mobile plan. The $25 Fios offer is for the 300 Mbps fiber broadband plan.

The offering seems aimed at taking market share from cable operators. “At a time when Americans are looking more closely at their finances, it’s important to know that you have a new choice for your home internet,” Frank Boulben, chief revenue officer of Verizon Consumer Group, said in a press release about the Verizon $25 internet offer. “You don’t need to stay with an unreliable provider and you don’t have to sacrifice quality to save.”

Cable companies are having success at bundling broadband and mobile, capturing most of the new mobile net adds in recent quarters. In April, a forecast from MoffettNathanson said that by 2025 wireless will comprise 7.2% of CharterÂ’s revenues and 8.2% of ComcastÂ’s


The firm said that it raised its forecast based on cable company plans for spectrum won in the 2020 CBRS auction, the increasingly favorable nature of the two cable operatorsÂ’ MVNO agreements with Verizon and the multi-line pricing that makes cable wireless attractive to a broader range of customers.


Verizon also offered new details on its Fios fiber broadband service.

They include:

A four-year price guarantee on 1 Gbps and 2 Gbps plans;
New 1 Gbps and 2 Gbps plan options where available;
Symmetrical 300 and 500 Mbps plans available
A complimentary router rental for all Fios Internet plans;
Premium plan perks include up to 12 months of Disney+ free (one $7.99/month subscription) and Verizon Cloud Storage and as much as $100 in gaming credits

We didn't have the best of relationships and although I ended leaving you for this girl named Mozilla followed by this chick named Chrome.. I'll always be grateful for you for being a shoulder to lean on when I broke up with that AOL chick

Apple users are loonies

Google places an engineer on leave after claiming its AI is sentient

Sentient meaning responsive to or conscious of sense impressions

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The jordan edition


Fixing 2 wipe out apple sheep

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US operator AT&T cut the free HBO Max streaming service from its newest premium wireless tier that launched this week as it continues to re-tool its tariffs.

HBO Max was included on the mobile operatorÂ’s Unlimited Elite tariff. Unlimited Elite cost $85 per month and included unlimited talk, text, data, and 40 GB of hotspot data.

“HBO Max is a great service, but we constantly experiment with the features we offer our customers to give them the best value,” an AT&T spokesperson wrote in an email to Mobile World Live (MWL).

While Unlimited Elite is no longer listed as one of the plans on AT&TÂ’s website, the spokesperson stated current Unlimited Elite customers werenÂ’t impacted by the change.

The loss of HBO Max could be related to AT&TÂ’s decision to combine WarnerMedia, which included HBO, with Discovery in April. Recon Analytics founder and lead analyst Roger Entner noted the decision to drop HBO Max may have been cost related.

“Content bundles rank, in most circumstances, as one of the lowest of the ten purchase decision factors we track at Recon Analytics,” Entner stated to MWL. “Why pay for something that doesn’t sway the purchase decision in a significant way?”

US website NextTV first reported the mobile operator was not offering HBO Max for free on its premium tariff.

AT&T is now offering Unlimited Premium for $50 per month which also includes unlimited talk, text, and 50 GB of hotspot data.

Verizon is still including Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ on several of its wireless tariffs while T-Mobile US is offering a free standard Netflix subscription on several of its Magenta Max plans


Changing tariffs


In May, AT&T announced it was raising prices on some of its legacy mobile plans by $6 a month for single-line customers and up to $12 a month for families in an apparent effort to offset rising inflation costs.

The same month, Verizon stated it would add administration fees to monthly bills of $1.35 per single voice line up to $3.30 for four lines starting in June.

T-Mobile announced in late May that it wasnÂ’t raising its wireless prices and that it would offer AT&T and Verizon subscribers up to $1,000 to switch.

Earlier this month, Verizon and T-Mobile issued dueling press releases that attacked each otherÂ’s pricing strategies in attempts to convince wireless consumers they offered the best deals