Andy Abramson We’ve had access to the Internet at McDonalds in the USA for a few years, and as each month goes by it seems more locations are added. I’ve also seen and used the WiFi in Paris McDonalds, so it should not be surprise in the battle for both share of stomach and wallet that the … Read more
A few years ago the idea of WiFi on trains was a dream of many a commuter. Here in jolly old London, it’s a reality. The Heathrow Express that makes the journey into Central London from the main airport serving the UK takes all of 15 minutes. The folks at T-Mobile rigged up Hotspot access … Read more
A few years ago the idea of WiFi on trains was a dream of many a commuter. Here in jolly old London, it’s a reality. The Heathrow Express that makes the journey into Central London from the main airport serving the UK takes all of 15 minutes. The folks at T-Mobile rigged up Hotspot access … Read more
Has anyone ever done a comparison of their video conferencing options for the Small to Medium Business sector? Today I had an interesting chat with a friend in the industry and after hearing what she said I figure there has to be some less costly ways to approach this market than the Tandberg and Polycom … Read more
I’m not one to spread rumors and tend to take a more pragmatic approach, so I don’t think that AT&T is shutting off CallVantage any more than they are getting out of the dial up business. My guess is this is a something to this, but the way the story came out sure doesn’t sound … Read more
A very well written white paper on the subject of VoIP Interconnectivity has been written by client IntelePeer (formerly VoeX) is available for free from Fierce Markets. The paper addresses eNum and the disparate state of the VoIP Islands in an easy to read manner.
I’m happier each day when I see the progress so many of my agency’s clients are making when it comes to blogging. Alec Saunders clearly has been at this the longest with his blog as has Mr. Blog-David Beckemeyer, but SightSpeed’s CEO Peter Csathy, the team at Junction Networks, Thomas (Mr. Mashup) Howe, the whole … Read more
David Pogue is a gentleman and a class act. He also is someone in the media I hold with a high degree and respect, which is why I’m drawing attention to his very big amplification and correction on the story he wrote about Cubic Telecom and MaxRoam. What he’s done is fairly correct errors which … Read more
A few years ago BT got out of the circuit switched mobile business. Now with a relationship with maverick Hotspot network FON, the opportunity for BT to be in the HotMobile business is creeping back in. What’s more FON defeats the need for international roaming costs if you can log your IP phone onto their … Read more
Ted Wallingford is my favorite Mac blogger because he’s not so overboard. He’s pragmatic and he understands a lot more tech than I ever will. That’s why I’m very happy to point some link love his way. His post about Apple is well worth a read and his position is one that has meaning to … Read more
