MobileCrunch has broken a story exclusively about a new Nokia Tablet that runs something other than Symbian. In this case the reported number is 900, as a follow on to the Nokia N810. As someone who really enjoys the Nokia N810 and whom had the good fortune to trial a WiMax equipped model at the … Read more
I’ve been busy playing catchup on my blog reading after what amounts to almost a full week of being in conferences and meetings in San Francisco. The long weekend gave me time to catch up with Rich Tehrani’s post about his WiFi experience on Virgin America, one I’ll be having this week as I’m off … Read more
I’ve been busy playing catchup on my blog reading after what amounts to almost a full week of being in conferences and meetings in San Francisco. The long weekend gave me time to catch up with Rich Tehrani’s post about his WiFi experience on Virgin America, one I’ll be having this week as I’m off … Read more
James Body of Truphone fame–he’s the one with the Batman like utility belt filled with gadgets and gizmos has his blog up and running. James is always good for tips and tricks. Ask him sometime about Bluetooth Headsets and what they may tell you.
Wired has a story about wireless Internet access, calling the questions as to why we have so little of it. It’s timely, especially in light of the nations (and likely the worlds) looming data network access crush wirelessly until fatter pipe access becomes more ubiquitous. Let’s start with some history. The mobile operators didn’t really … Read more
Imagine in the past you’ve been a product manager at Nokia, Microsoft, RIM, Motorola, Samsung, Palm, Siemens, Sony Ericsson or at SUN overseeing Java for mobile or at Qualcomm watching over Brew. For years your bosses have been asking you how do we make more money off of all these applications we have developers developing. … Read more
Pal Dean Elwood was featured in a nice post this week.
With a new standard coming soon that makes VoWiFi easier and better, including the all important handoff, I’m suspecting that it’s a burgeoning sector, finally. Yesterday at the Churchill Club, one of the original Skype backers at DFJ started to make some points about the viability, and what a Skype spinout of eBay will mean, … Read more
The reference to a Flyers Alumni game at the Spectrum many years ago involved an event I produced, secured sponsorship and gave every ounce of energy to make happen. The person quoted, Charlie Able, was one of the many people who did so much for me in my youth when I was working my way … Read more
While I may be skeptical about a few other so called “data channel VoIP” that are being touted, this concept out of Israel and Syracuse, NY seems to fly. Based upon using unlicensed spectrum and deploying some kind of voice call continuity and roaming between WiFi hotspots the concept would appear to be plausible. In … Read more
