If it was Twitter, would be tempted to slap a # hashtag firstworldproblems in all our complaints about data caps and download speeds. There are two problems with this idea, however: 1) It is not Twitter, and 2) data rates can not even be called a firstworldproblem # when a large number of people in rural areas of the United States not Internet access is broadband. Verizon seeks to change that morning, however, with the launch of its "HomeFusion broadband" service, bringing mobile 4G LTE network for the Big Red fixed houses throughout the country.

The concept is pretty simple: $ 200 4G LTE antenna slapped on the side of his house and offers a connection to a broadband router that acts as a gateway to your home internet. Verizon says customers can expect download speeds between 5 and 12 Mbps and download speeds between 2 Mbps and 5 Not bad for people who can not obtain Internet access dial-up instead! (Assuming that the signal remains, of course.)

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