Over the past few months, the more I fly Southwest Airlines across the USA, the more I realize that as an airline, they understand the needs of the business traveler better than the older and higher priced airlines. One of the things I’m seeing more and more of are their powered seats in the departure … Read more
Before getting into the technology world, I was in the sports world. One of the most prestigious marks in sports is the Olympic rings. The International Olympic Committee holds their mark in the highest regard, and is very specific about how it can be used and who can use it. Today I spied this post … Read more
This NullRiver fiasco is another lame decision by AT&T that shows how much Apple understands the market, and they don’t. Tethering, as I’ve previously pointed out, already works on Nokia and Windows Mobile phones very easily and has driven the sales of data plans before. Now along comes a device that requires a data plan … Read more
This NullRiver fiasco is another lame decision by AT&T that shows how much Apple understands the market, and they don’t. Tethering, as I’ve previously pointed out, already works on Nokia and Windows Mobile phones very easily and has driven the sales of data plans before. Now along comes a device that requires a data plan … Read more
As someone who can relate to being on the road, this post from InfoWorld’s Curtis Franklin hits home and rings my bell. He highlights all the good things about client Boingo, and brings out some of the challenges of using Entourage on the Mac. My solution to email is Google Premier Apps. Fast. Easy and … Read more
I read Jeff Pulver’s post this morning. Last night I read the same email from GIPS PR agency. I thought about doing the same thing, but it’s my birthday and I figured other would have the same idea and let it sit. Here’s the situation. There’s nothing wrong in requesting an embargo. What was wrong … Read more
Pat Phelan, the mind behind MaxRoam let me know that Twitterfone became more social and are on a roll to expand in the near future with a bunch of new features and options. In case you’re not Twitterfied, Twitterfone is the service that allows users to call/phone in your message to twitter has announced new … Read more
It looks like the concept of peering is being taken seriously in the cable industry, or at least in the Netherlands it is. Yesterday SIPX, the world’s first cable telephony peering federation project was announced and XConnect along with others are driving this. I’ve long been saying privately that one of the issues many of … Read more
The sign in the windows at AT&T stores for iPhone’s read NOW AVAILABLE So I walked in and asked to buy one. They said I can order one and it will take up to 3 weeks to be delivered. I then pointed to the sign that reads: NOW AVAILABLE and asked what part of NOW … Read more
In the USA, one of the most installed user bases of SmartPhones has to be on the Windows Mobile platform, though rarely do we hear much about them. All the HTC and HP devices (with the exception of Danger’s Sidekick) are running WM 6.0. A new client from Skype is out now for that. While … Read more
