Apple and AT&T are working on a plan to tether the iPhone to your computer. All that means is the already stretched and overloaded AT&T 3G network will feel the strain, but at the same time be the route to doubling or even tripling capacity. I've tethered my Nokia E71 and N95 using Joikuspot on … Read more
Doug Mohney did a heck of a job this year in picking the Fierce 15 for 2008. After reading through the individual summaries of the different companies I can readily see how he (and his team) at Fierce did a lot of sorting and sifting to come to the conclusions they made in picking the … Read more
Two cloud oriented companies, Salesforce.com and Ribbit are linking up to bring next generation services around voice to a talkative crowd. The salespersons of the globe.
This is a huge move that will likely pay dividends in 2009, as Lenovo and AT&T, along with Ericsson are joining together to cut the cost of embedded 3G cards in laptops. I expect that this deal will likely be replicated by the likes of Samsung, Asus and Acer as well as see AT&T begin … Read more
This is a huge move that will likely pay dividends in 2009, as Lenovo and AT&T, along with Ericsson are joining together to cut the cost of embedded 3G cards in laptops. I expect that this deal will likely be replicated by the likes of Samsung, Asus and Acer as well as see AT&T begin … Read more
I have a hunch. I think this is the start of something more from Microsoft. The company has been much to quiet in a time when they are in an ideal position to unleash a lot more than they have shown. Here’s why. The number of start-ups the last three years has been swelling. With … Read more
Pal Paul Kapustka has his second WiMax report out and it’s a goodie. It’s a consumers’ guide to WiMax. From Paul: – What the technology called “WiMax” is, and how it differs from home broadband services like DSL and cable modem, or cellular wireless data – How its ability to keep users connected while mobile … Read more
Long time IDC VoIP Analyst, Will Stofega won’t be on the VoIP beat any more there. He’s moved up to lead the Mobile Device Technology and Trends Research at IDC. Rebecca Swenson, who has been on Will’s team at IDC, takes over on VoIP, Congrats to both!
One of the brightest bloggers I know is recovering attorney turned expert on WiFi, working at home and travel is Esme Vos. Her practical side comes through as she highlights 10 tips to survival in our challenging economic times. What’s warm to see is how she highlights two companies Working Anywhere loves, Truphone and MaxRoam. … Read more
In his weekly Michael’s Minute, my down the beach neighbor and friend Michael Robertson chides Skype for being implicit in the China snooping matter caused by Skype partner TOM. The concept Michael points out as being so wrong is called “implied consent” and it basically means that by not taking steps to prevent something from … Read more
