Andy Abramson Cameron Sinclair pens a piece about a new hipster style work spot called the “Hub Pavilion” that has opened in London this week, over on the Huffington Post. I think we are seeing the rise of the temporary office, networking “hub” and candidly think Starbucks missed it. For many a year I referred to Starbucks … Read more
Cameron Sinclair pens a piece about a new hipster style work spot called the “Hub Pavilion” that has opened in London this week, over on the Huffington Post. I think we are seeing the rise of the temporary office, networking “hub” and candidly think Starbucks really missed it. For many a year I referred to … Read more
The middle age market, never thought of being the earlier to adopt new technology, is embracing Twitter, according to a Bulldog Reporter wrap up story today. This means, the money spending crowd is tuning in, which also explains why smart marketers are having a presence inside twitter, tweeting away, the dullness that makes up a … Read more
I’ve been really enjoying the use of the VidTel Video calling service that works with both the Grandstream video phone and CounterPath’s EyeBeam and Bria software very easily. Actually it works with just about any H.264 client or device with the proper settings, but now that the long awaited Asus Skype Video phone is about … Read more
Two new applications, both designed to work with the month old or so Google Voice are about to hit the Apple App Store, according to MobileCrunch. I’ve been a fan of GrandDialer, an app that has been “retired” by its developer. It allowed call bridging to any of your GrandCentral numbers, and for those of … Read more
Gizmodo and a few other sites are reporting that GoogleVoice will have an application out for the iPhone. I have to believe that we’ll see an app for the Google Android G1 (aka “the Dream”) handsets too. GoogleVoice, which is the reincarnated GrandCentral is clearly evolving. While the transcription is weak today, if we paid … Read more
I caught this story about Cisco’s ever expanding telepresence game over at TMCnet. On the surface it looks like Cisco PR in action, but digging to the bottom I spied these two factoids: Cisco TelePresence Recording Studio is an application that expands the application of Cisco TelePresence beyond meetings. It enables customers to create high-quality … Read more
As Netbooks proliferate I find them accumulating. I’ve bought more than a dozen of them, with at least four being presents of teenagers as birthday, Bar Mitzvah or holiday season presents. At last count my wife is using six various versions in her medical practice in addition to her uber netbook on steroids, the Flybook … Read more
AppleInsider, known for scoops and being more right than wrong about all things Apple has the jump on many about the 3.0 version of the iPhone, with indications that Apple is working hard to increase battery life and reduce overall power consumption, while increasing throughput via a switch to the most recently deployed Wi-Fi standard, … Read more
$20.00 a month for how much speed? Amazing. And they are using the same technology as the cable companies in the USA…Now put that into your smoke and pipe it Comcast, Cox, Cablevision, Charter, Time Warner, Cable Labs and Mr. President. This is based on the new Docsis 3.0 standard from CableLabs, and if it’s … Read more
