Sentence examples for download limits from inspiring English sources

It is also unclear as to whether Tiscali customers will face download limits in the future.

But there have been complaints that agents lied about broadband speeds and download limits, and promised services that were not part of their packages.

BERLIN — Most mobile operators no longer sell unlimited wireless Internet to consumers, instead marketing plans that link download limits and surfing speeds to price.

Of great interest was the announcement that customers of iiNet, Internode, and Optus would be able to use the service without it contributing to their download limits.

In their place, operators have adopted plans that tie data download limits to prices — the more you download, the more you pay.

Throughout North America, internet service providers (ISPs) have tended to shy away from the kind of monthly download limits and metered pricing widely accepted elsewhere.

"Any 4G plans that are launched could potentially come with a more generous download limit than current 3G options, but an unlimited data allowance would be the preferred option allowing customers to make the most of a 4G service".

Under a new pricing plan, Deutsche Telekom would slow landline Internet customers to a rate of 384 kilobits a second, once the download limit is reached, which for many consumers would be at 75 gigabytes of downloads per month — enough to send more than 15,000 e-mails or download and watch 100 movies.

"A lot of the Napster activity for us went unnoticed unless it was horrendous," said Susan Foster, vice president for information technologies at the university, who said she had warned about 500 students since September that they had exceeded the download limit.

They have also been granted the freedom to experiment with different pricing models in other words, start charging by the megabyte instead of offering a flat rate.Under AT&T's new policy, customers using digital subscriber line (DSL) connections to the internet will have a monthly download limit of 150 gigabytes.

Proponents of the current system — called network neutrality — see that principle as a kind of civil rights declaration of the digital age, one that requires the gatekeepers of the global Internet to treat all users equally, regardless of application, source or download limit.