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Verizon FiOS Key Features

• Internet access
• Internet throughput speeds are highly variable depending upon service area and are affected by such factors as customer location, cost, and services of the competing broadband providers. Available speeds in various areas have been changed with little notice, generally to raise throughput (but also prices in some cases). End customers usually have three or more choices for Internet bandwidth.
• Telephone: Verizon offers analog POTS over FiOS. The common model optical network terminals have 2 or 4 analog phone jacks.
• There have been reports in various markets that Verizon has physically disconnected the copper lines (or the network interface device, necessary for copper-line phone service) at the time that FiOS was installed.[7]
• Power outages may affect service availability. Since fiber-optic service does not carry power from the exchange as copper service does, the customer's power is used instead. This means that if there is no electricity at the premises, telephone service will be interrupted. This may be an issue for sites that experience extended power outages that depend on analog phone lines for remote monitoring, alarm systems, and/or emergency calls. Verizon provides a rechargeable battery backup unit free with installation of the service.
• FiOS TV
• Unlike AT&T's U-verse product, Verizon's broadcast video service is not IPTV. However, video on demand content and interactive features, such as "widgets" and programing guide data, are delivered over an IPTV-based format. The vast majority of content is provided over a standard broadcast video signal which carries digital QAM content up to 870 MHz. This broadcast content originates from a Super Head-End (SHE), which then sends the signal to a Video Hub Office (VHO) for distribution to FiOS TV customers.

Why Choose Verizon FiOS?

• Verizon FiOS is a bundled communications (Internet, telephone, and TV) service, operating over a fiber-optic communications network, that is presently offered in some areas of the United States by Verizon. Verizon has attracted consumer and media attention in the area of broadband Internet access as the first major U.S. carrier to offer fiber to the home/premises. Other service providers currently only use fiber optics deployment to the network backbone and use existing copper or coax infrastructure for the end user. The coverage area is still expanding; however, some areas do not have service or cannot receive TV and phone service because of franchise agreements. As of 2009[update] the number of homes with FiOS availability was 12.7 million, of which 3.1 million subscribe to the Internet service,[1] and 2.04 million to FiOS TV.