Andy Abramson A lot has been said the last few days about the Telegeography report about Skype being the biggest long distance provider in the world. I’m not at all surprised and would have been shocked if it had been any other way. Here’s why: 1) People who never talked before by phone have started to talk … Read more
Today T-Mobile is rolling out their version of a 3G USB data stick according to CNET and many other news sites. Priced at $59.99 a month for 5 Gigs, you’ll find that the stick works on TMO in the USA and on other 3G networks around the globe, as well as GPRS and EDGE networks … Read more
Today T-Mobile is rolling out their version of a 3G USB data stick according to CNET and many other news sites. Priced at $59.99 a month for 5 Gigs, you’ll find that the stick works on TMO in the USA and on other 3G networks around the globe, as well as GPRS and EDGE networks … Read more
Somewhere over the weekend or on Monday I got a note about Skype now being interoperable with SIP. One thought immediately crossed my mind. DEATH TO 800/Toll free numbers. Slow. Painful. Death. You see as more and more people adopt Skype and use it to call out the one missing piece has been how in … Read more
Somewhere over the weekend or on Monday I got a note about Skype now being interoperable with SIP. One thought immediately crossed my mind. DEATH TO 800/Toll free numbers. Slow. Painful. Death. You see as more and more people adopt Skype and use it to call out the one missing piece has been how in … Read more
Blogger pal Ricky Cadden turned me onto Microsoft Live Writer on my Netbook, an Asus 1000HE. Honestly, I never knew it was on the notebook size PC nor had I even heard of it. Maybe its that I’m still a Mac user first, but given how much I surf and how in touch I am … Read more
As a regular road warrior I can’t stress enough the importance of having really solid bandwidth and decent access when you’re traveling. It may seem like a broken record, but for those of us who actually work on the road and consider hotels, coffee shops, remote work sites and friends’ houses an extension of our … Read more
As a regular road warrior I can’t stress enough the importance of having really solid bandwidth and decent access when you’re traveling. It may seem like a broken record, but for those of us who actually work on the road and consider hotels, coffee shops, remote work sites and friends’ houses an extension of our … Read more
I have to admit that I’m a Netbook Junkie. Ever since I first laid eyes on a “black beauty,” that little capsule of joy, all 7 inches of Linux packing, Skype weilding, Firefox ready and Thunderbird enabled, I was hooked. I was so hooked I bought my first one in France, only to find of … Read more
