Padamsree Warrior retells why she thinks Motorola is onto something big with Wimax!

“The reason we’re excited about WiMAX is because I think it is a disruptor. . . It is very affordable and as a result, you can now connect rural areas and metro areas. Furthermore, it is complimentary with existing technologies.”

http://gigaom.com/2007/10/03/for-motorola-wimax-promise-of-a-comeback/

Go Zoe Wireless provides broadband access throughout East Texas and I’ve secured and exclusive e-mail interview.

1. How long have you been interested in technology and providing wireless
internet in particular?

Ashton: 5 yrs at least

2. What experiences have prepared you for running Gozoe Wireless today?

Ashton: Truly just running any business helps and Ihave managed and run 4
businesses in different fields before buying my own Computer retail store.
I have also done a lot of simple wireless networks in homes and estates
involving indoor and outdoor having lots of problems which equates to lots
of research and learning.
3. What areas do you serve currently?

Ashton: Marshall, Scottsville, Woodlawn, Leigh community, Shadowood estates, Cross
Roads, Hidden Lake and Underwood Road, Industrial Park, ETBU Campus.
4. Where are you planning to expand to next?Ashton: Elysian Fields, Harleton, Jefferson, Hallsville, Carthage, Waskom.

5. What are the advantages of your service over satellite or other
broadband providers?

Ashton: We are not only the least expensive “last mile” solution we are by far the
fastest or largest bandwidth capable solution. We have extremely low
latency for gamers which is a real problem for satellite also VPN
connections for businesses drop with high latency.

6. What does your service generally cost?

Ashton: Basic Residential is $49.95/month

7. What are the installation fees if any?

$120

8. How fast is your service? What is the upload and download?

Ashton: Dedicated 512 up and down bursting to 1.5MB up and down
we can give up to 10/MB

9. What made East Texas a popular market you thought needed to be served?

Ashton: Basically no one else was doing it and the 900MHZ frequency just got solid
and affordable which is necessary because of the thick foliage in East
Texas.

10. I know you recently blanketed the campus of East Texas Baptist
University with Wireless Access, what can you say about this partnership
agreement and how it benefits the Faculty, Students and Staff at the
campus.
Ashton: This is a unique situation we are taking an undue load from the
University’s IT department which found itself supporting an entertainment technology more than a research tool. Which is more our specialty plus we were able to stay in our specialty by providing something it did notcurrent ly have wireless everywhere on campus. We also are going to provide
more than twice the bandwidth the students currently have access to now.

11. Do you foresee the need to acquire wireless spectrum such as that
being vacated by Analog Television broadcasts to secure your niche wireless
access for the Rural East Texas consumer?

Ashton: No there is not a problem or not too much in the unlicensed bands yet.

12. How then do you feel you can continue to compete when large carriers
are sure to roll out WIMAX in the future?

Ashton: First of all we are already here it will be hard to convince people to drop
a first class system that is working well. Plus cost for Wimax won’t be
cheap at first.

13. What advantages does your service currently offer, over your current competition?

Ashton: We can install very quickly and go where many of them cannot and the ones that can go everywhere we strongly outperform.

14. What do you foresee as your competitive edge as other carriers roll out Wimax nationwide?

Ashton: We are wimax ready when it is cost effective and widespread we can change a radio card in our Access points and we are wimax ready just that simple. We are completely wimax ready at ETBU.

13. I know your service provides Internet for many areas of East Texas,
what is your service’s contact information for anyone that’s interested?

Gozoe Wireless LLP
2660 east end blvd S.
suite 113
Marshall, texas 75672
903-935-0876

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It could be if a new industry consortium gets its way. And with the big boys setting aside their numerous differences and coming together to support this initiative, it could really gain some traction. (Those big boys are namely Microsoft and Google!)

What does this mean and what is the chatter about. Digital Television! HDTV mandates that in 2009 Analog broadcasts will be shut down. This may leave those in rural areas with fewer choices for TV except Satellite or Cable if they can get it, but it could mean an influx of Wireless Internet Providers. The catch is that Analog television takes a lot more spectrum than a Digital broadcast, this leaves lots of available spectrum for other purposes when the Analog shut off takes place. The White Spaces Coalition seeks to open that spectrum up for Wireless data and internet providers, potentially using it to present all types of data to the rural consumers this white space could serve.

I say good luck, as you can see, there is still lots of room for providers in this market even as the big boys like Sprint and Intel push WiMax, rural broadband is still a stretch for many Americans.

Source: Ars Technica

I know if you have’nt visited this site before then there’s nothing too suprising about it. But if you have seen findwirelessinternet.info in the past you know that there have been some pretty substantial changes!

Remarkably for the past year and half I’ve ran the site bandwidth and information myself without any payment nor donations for time, bandwidth or server space.

Now I wouldn’t have started the site if I couldn’t afford to do this, so don’t feel bad for me, I really wanted to list as many providers as I could on my own nickle.

This past March, I decided to re-investigate the possibility of offering some advertising on the site. Now I don’t have a large audience so I didn’t have the luxury of selling individual adds to large contributors. . ..

But I did find a solution I hope you don’t find too displeasing or annoying. Google Adsense! The information and ads provided by Google will help this site continue to run for many years into the future. I hope you will consider Google for your own site if you are a publisher or consider advertising on my site if you ar an advertiser. By absolutely no means would I encourage you my faithful readers to click or otherwise artificially inflate my Google Adsense clicks! Don’t do it I plead and beg of you. . . Only click if you are really really interested in an advertiser.

You will also notice my plain jane white search bar is gone replaced with a Google Search, be sure and click www.findwirelessinternet.info to search this site, but feel free to Google the WWW as well.

 Update:!  I found that Google Search on my site was not always returning the level of results and posts that I was expecting it too, therefore causing visitors to miss needed listings of providers.  I’ve moved back to the default WordPress Search which does a much better job of showing every matching post.

Thanks for your time! And again

Thanks for visiting www.findwirelessinternet.info. If you have been having trouble getting broadband in your area then this may be the place for you. I was having lots of trouble and decided I would try and share some of the information I found out online for all to find.

So to the right you will see pages with information orgainized by State in the posts you can find or search by your state or city. As users and companies submit Wireless Internet ISP’s I will attempt to add them with the pertinent information and allow user feedback to give a seamless list of providers for your area. Do you not see your area, well that’s what I’m talking about submit it here, and tell your friends and neighbors, because when you are in a rural area, finding affordable Wireless or Broadband Internet can be tough in America.
I’m going to start with Texas and Oklahoma and add providers as I find them. If you have experienced the service sign up and leave a comment. All Comments are moderated to prevent Comment Spam, so you wont’ see it immediately, but I recieve them and will update the site as the comments are approved!

That’s all there is to it. If you have other comments feel free to email admin@findwirelessinternet.info and I’ll try and review and publish the links to your providers as soon as possible.

Thanks, for Visisting!

If you have experience with a provider I list please leave your comments they are helpful for all!

If you are a provider and want to be removed just email admin@findwirelessinternet.info

Carazariah!

Find Wireless Internet (About this Site)

Hi,Thanks for visiting www.findwirelessinternet.info. If you have been having trouble getting broadband in your area then this may be the place for you. I was having lots of trouble and decided I would try and share some of the information I found out online for all to find.

So to the right you will see categories with posts and information organized by State you can find or search by your city or state. As users and companies submit Wireless Internet ISP’s I will attempt to add them with the pertinent information and allow user feedback to give a seamless list of providers for your area. Do you not see your area, well that’s what I’m talking about submit it here, and tell your friends and neighbors, because when you are in a rural area, finding affordable Wireless or Broadband Internet can be tough in America.
I’m going to start with Texas and Oklahoma and add providers as I find them. If you have experienced the service sign up and leave a comment. All Comments are moderated to prevent Comment Spam, so you wont’ see it immediately, but I receive them and will update the site as the comments are approved!

That’s all there is to it. If you have other comments feel free to email admin@findwirelessinternet.info and I’ll try and review and publish the links to your providers as soon as possible.

Thanks, for Visiting!

Carazariah!

BTW: The Posts and providers are ordered by the date and time I entered them into the directory. The Category listings breakdown each provider by State so you should be able to quickly scan for your city or Search for it in the Search Field at the top of the page. A Search will return all matching Posts/Providers and comments regarding them

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