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A report on DSLReports brings to light a practice that has been long going on in the mobile industry over to VoIP.

The show open tomorrow following the Keynote by Steve Jobs. I’m looking forward to walking the floor with pal Mr. Blog. That will make it extra special.

Pal Paul Amery, who was unceremoniously made redundant in the month of December by the grinches at Skype along with a few others in the developer program, has joined the blogosphere. Paul will provide some very good insight into VoIP and VoIP software development as well as how to build an ecosystem with developers. I … Read more

London dining buddy and pal Dean Bubley has a very insightful and highly rational piece on why the embedded 3G PC’s won’t sell. I’m in his court. Instead if the carriers want to really sell data plans they should be working with Asus and others like them who are making and selling this dirt cheap … Read more

I’ve been wanting to get around to testing the new Logitech High Def webcam that came over the holidays, but since both the Mac and the Flybook already have webcams built in, I’ve not had the reason to. Alec’s post today reminds me that maybe I should try it with the Flybook when I take … Read more

Skype thinks the road to mobile VoIP is three to four years out according to a DSL/Broadband Reports story. With companies like client Truphone already showing how easy it can work on Nokia N and E Series devices, I think the non-carrier cooperative model is going to happen sooner. I also see the UMA play … Read more

Autonet has taken an idea a long time business colleague and I suggested to a now defunct mobile data company back in 2001. The idea was to take mobile data, turn it into Bluetooth and WiFi so any device could access it, all in one box. The idea is very plausible and for low bitrate … Read more

Autonet has taken an idea a long time business colleague and I suggested to a now defunct mobile data company back in 2001. The idea was to take mobile data, turn it into Bluetooth and WiFi so any device could access it, all in one box. The idea is very plausible and for low bitrate … Read more

For the last few months Cisco’s fearless leader, John Chambers, has been banging on the drum about telepresence. Now we’re beginning to see the Cisco PR machine in high gear, taking the story out to where the money is…the oil rich nations in Middle East. This past Thursday, friend and client, Peter Csathy, CEO of … Read more

My good friend Paul Kapustka is back. Not only is he guest posting over at GigaOm, his home most of last year after leaving PulverMedia but with the new year he’s also launched his own blog, SideCut Reports. Paul brings a real reporters’ skill set to the telecom blogosphere, joining the sidelined Om Malik and … Read more