Andy Abramson AT&T is rolling out more benefits to Apple iPhone users all the time, as the war with T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless gets rolling with new devices (the Google Android G-1 and Blackberry Storm.) What they are doing is offering all iPhone users free AT&T Hotspot access in their WiFi locations. This means for the most … Read more
AT&T is rolling out more benefits to Apple iPhone users all the time, as the war with T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless gets rolling with new devices (the Google Android G-1 and Blackberry Storm.) What they are doing is offering all iPhone users free AT&T Hotspot access in their WiFi locations. This means for the most … Read more
Every time I see something “new” about Ooma I keep thinking of PhoneGnome, which I helped Mr. Blog, David Beckemeyer launch back in 2004. With all the money they raised I would have expected something “Me Different” not so “me too.”
A study by two university professors has raised some doubts about the effectiveness of video conferencing. I politely disagree. The participation in a video conference, once you get the hang of it, is for me just like having a quick face to face chat with a colleague, and cuts down on driving, carbon emissions and … Read more
If you thought this would never happen because it would take hell to freeze over, it must have. Well at least that’s the rumor. What I’m hearing is that long time VON business brain-trust, Scott Kargman, and VON Conference impresario, Carl Ford have teamed up with TMC’s Rich Tehrani to produce the 4G Wireless Evolution … Read more
Mike Oeth, the CEO and one of the founders of client Junction Networks shared some news with me recently. It was the kind of news that I liked to hear, because it showed that imagination was alive. With glee in his voice and a smile on his face he told me they had turned the … Read more
Pal Paul Kapustka has his second WiMax report out and it’s a goodie. It’s a consumers’ guide to WiMax. From Paul: – What the technology called “WiMax” is, and how it differs from home broadband services like DSL and cable modem, or cellular wireless data – How its ability to keep users connected while mobile … Read more
The Washington Post via TechCrunch drew attention to the new iSkoot’s client for Skype on the Android G1. My experience with the app was one that was not really what I expected it to be and I really wasn’t going to write about it because I know from experience that the folks at iSkoot are … Read more
Earlier to day I wrote about job cuts at CounterPath. Now GigaOm is reporting cuts at BroadSoft. This is going to happen, and is going to create a greater dependency on outsourced engineering teams and programmers around the globe. It is also going to mean that small and nimble companies like pal Thomas Howe are … Read more
An eagle eyed pal pointed out that CounterPath, makers of the EyeBeam and Bria softphones for Macs and PC’s had some job cuts. I’m a fan of their products and have been in trials with their latest Beta release on the Mac that was supposed to have improved echo cancellation. Now I wonder who to … Read more
