Yesterday AT&T announced new data pricing for mobile phone users. Today, pal Dean Bubley brings up and asserts a very interesting question in his blog post channeling Peter Jarich’s assertion that Femtocell traffic (which runs on other carrier’s networks, like your cable operator) will remain in the count. “The other detail missing from the press … Read more
The Voyces blog has started a new monthly series, the Voyces Innovator. This month it features a post from Larry Lisser about Freespee from Sweden. Learn why Freespee is a Voice 3.0 type company over at Voyces.
The new AT&T Wireless pricing plans are out for iPhone and iPad users and they’re not really going to benefit the heavy user. As a matter of fact the pricing plans are typical AT&T. Somewhat confusing. The big issue that will cause a flap is the up-charge for tethering. They want to charge you more … Read more
You can’t keep Erik out of VoIP and softphones. He’s been hard at work on Gabpark. This is one to keep an eye on.
Alec Saunders, Jim Courtney and many others have waxed on about the new Skype over 3G app for the iPhone. Let me tell you, it works very well on the iPad too. But there are limitations: 1) No Bluetooth audio 2) No call waiting Those are trivial. And those will likely be fixed when OS … Read more
Alec Saunders, Jim Courtney and many others have waxed on about the new Skype over 3G app for the iPhone. Let me tell you, it works very well on the iPad too. But there are limitations: 1) No Bluetooth audio 2) No call waiting Those are trivial. And those will likely be fixed when OS … Read more
Need a hotspot all the time you’re on the move around town? Well you may want to upgrade to a new Audi later this year. It seems the masters of Teutonic precision, design and speed have created a Pocketspot on wheels to help those on the go have more connectivity in the car. At $77,000 … Read more
I am not quite sure how ready the mobile networks are in their support of video on mobile handsets but Fring isn’t waiting.
Let’s face it, an iPad is no more distracting than a magazine or a book, yet, nothing in the New York Yankees or Yankee Stadium “rules” bans book or magazines. So why are the Yankee’s doing this? Here are a few likely “reasons” they are from someone who grew up inside the sports world, from … Read more
Let’s face it, an iPad is no more distracting than a magazine or a book, yet, nothing in the New York Yankees or Yankee Stadium “rules” bans book or magazines. So why are the Yankee’s doing this? Here are a few likely “reasons” they are from someone who grew up inside the sports world, from … Read more
