Andy Abramson I’m a very frequent flier on Southwest Airlines. About 10 flights a month on average when I’m in the USA. You can imagine just how happy people like me will be with WiFi on the flights. Having used WiFi during the Boeing Connexion era last year on international flights the feeling of getting off a … Read more
I’m a very frequent flier on Southwest Airlines. About 10 flights a month on average when I’m in the USA. You can imagine just how happy people like me will be with WiFi on the flights. Having used WiFi during the Boeing Connexion era last year on international flights the feeling of getting off a … Read more
SkypeJournal has a rather interesting account of some of the latest actions from Skype, and its possible they may be a target next. I honestly thought that under the ever improving reign of Skype GM Henry Gomez, a person well versed in public relations, crisis communications and overall how to keep things on good terms … Read more
I’m in Santa Barbara, which like Palm Springs is the playground of the rich and famous, especially in the ritzy enclave of Montecito, just to the south. Here we are, in a $325 a night hotel in downtown Santa Barbara, just blocks from pal Doug Margerum’s soon to be sold Wine Cask and the cell … Read more
Rich has a very good point about the love and hate relationship that exists between the mobile operators and the handset manufacturers. That same feeling of mistrust and distaste also exists between the carriers and companies like Qualcomm and other massive licensors who have the upper hand. The bottom line. The farther down the food … Read more
Aswath has a great recap of three posts written by some of the brightest minds in VoIP, and given I consider Aswath one of those, his post summarizing the musings of Martin Geddes, Jeff Pulver and Gary Kim is a must read. As is usual for Aswath, he brings out some very valuable, and insightful … Read more
What I like in this post about GrandCentral Mobile is the same as what I like about VoIPGirl’s writings. They’re not techy. They’re consumer focused. Judi hit all the right points about GrandCentral Mobile so she’s deserving of a shoutout here. For those of you who tend to think of the VoIP bloggers as a … Read more
I first saw Vocera a few years back at one of the expertly produced Chris Shipley Demo events in San Diego. Their Star Trek communicator badge like voice device has always captured my imagination, and now with Motorola in the WiFi Canopy business I’m not surprised to see them make an investment. Imagine wandering around … Read more
If you are a average family who just wants less complications in your life, an all in one plan from the cable company really meets that goal. That’s why I’m not surprised to see the numbers continuing to point out just how many customers the cable MSO’s are signing up for VoIP and Digital Voice … Read more
For followers of companies like BlueSlice and a few others (client BridgePort Networks amongst them) this story about MVNO’s and FMC provides a useful viewpoint.
