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By 2013, households on average will have 48 Internet-connected hours in a day, Cisco says. Smartphones and other mobile devices will be major contributors.
Also contributing to the increase in traffic will be "consumer hyperconnectivity" - streaming radio online, using a digital phone, recording shows on the DVR, and browsing the web simultaneously, for example.
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Aren't there DVR recorders that can record many shows simultaneously? And of course traffic will always be going up, as video and audio quality increases.
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Posted by: San Francisco Web Design | November 02, 2009 at 02:58 PM