San Diego based Novatel Wireless makes my favorite 3G USB modem, the 950. Today they unveiled a very cool new product called MiFi. It’s really a product line and is a take off of Cradlepoint, but with a big difference. Novatel has already established distribution with the mobile GSM and CDMA operators around the world. … Read more
Today looks like the day lots of news and new things are happening in the VoIP world from Gizmo5, Voxeo and Fonality. First up, I heard from Michael Robertson that Gizmo Project/SipPhone is relaunching GizmoCall, their Flash based, simple to configure, calling service on Wednesday. Why it’s neat? Well for starters it’s all SIP based … Read more
The INQ-1 from the folks at Hutchison3G is now out and available. It combines social media, Skype and 3G connectivity with a GSM phone at very attractive prices, under 100 pounds.
I’m always elated when one of the top bloggers in the Voice 2.0 space sees what we see in one of our clients. In this case the blogger is Alec Saunders, and the client is Mobivox. I’ve been privy to this new approach that Mobivox CEO Peter Diedrich has been working on since he first … Read more
Pal Paul Kapustka over at SideCut Reports has an offer you can’t refuse. He’s released his Consumer’s Guide to WiMax for FREE. The report, which I just read is full of choice tidbits, analogies and loads of firsthand insight that makes it a must read. And the price makes it a no brainer. The report, … Read more
Pal Paul Kapustka over at SideCut Reports has an offer you can’t refuse. He’s released his Consumer’s Guide to WiMax for FREE. The report, which I just read is full of choice tidbits, analogies and loads of firsthand insight that makes it a must read. And the price makes it a no brainer. The report, … Read more
It looks like developers can get their hands on an unlocked Google Android now. Sweet! I know this means VoIP companies will be the first in line, as will anyone who wants to develop applications for something that is next OS and reportedly for more than mobile phones.
Would I pay $4,000 to $10,000 to have my house made fiber connected? Heck yes. Having experienced in my Sacramento home just how good SureWest’s fiber to the premise service is (50 megs up and down for $200) there’s a portion of the buildout recovery in the monthly price. I already pay Cox Communications $119.xx … Read more
Would I pay $4,000 to $10,000 to have my house made fiber connected? Heck yes. Having experienced in my Sacramento home just how good SureWest’s fiber to the premise service is (50 megs up and down for $200) there’s a portion of the buildout recovery in the monthly price. I already pay Cox Communications $119.xx … Read more
I’m a big fan of the new line of Netbooks. I carry one around as a backup to my MacBook Pro and find that in some cases it meets my needs when I’m on the go just fine, filling the gap between mobile smartphone and full size computer. James Kendrick has posted his tips to … Read more
