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Pushpa at VoIPLowdown has the download on why WiFi VoIP may be a challenge.

It’s great to see Stuart back blogging. Tonight I found his updates about taking a Nokia N80 and turning it into an N80-I as well as some news about TruPhone and his continual experimentation with Fring.

Tom Keating has a very inquisitive posting about Hotty.com last Friday. I recall seeing something about them also, but alas with DEMO last week and CES at the start of the month January has been a bit of a blur. Read Tom’s post, but more importantly check out the screen captures and see if you … Read more

Paul Kapustka, who is in the driver seat on VoIP now over at GigaOm, continues to be the bearer of bad news. This time he points out about the demise of Future Phone.

GigaOm has a guest columnist in Daniel Berninger, someone who has been around the telco wars in an IP era as long as anyone. Berninger brings the kind of insight I like to read as he’s right their with Dave Burstein and David Eisenberg at bringing understanding about the why things are the way they … Read more

Oliver Starr has joined Guidwire Group the new and emerging company watch and reporting group that Chris Shipley heads along with pal Mike Sigal. Last night I had dinner with Oliver and Jonathan Medved, CEO of Demo debuting company VRINGO.com. Oliver seemed very jazzed up about the opportunity he now has to provide more analysis … Read more

I have had my well documented share of issues with T-Mobile here in the USA that have been written here or described on KenRadio’s World Technology Roundup. And Martin Geddes seems to run neck and neck in the reporting of ineptitude from T-Mobile in the UK.

I missed the announcement about Packet8 raising consumer rates, which Ted Wallingford caught while I was at DEMO earlier this week. I don’t think it is any kind of surprise that 8×8 is moving in this direction. They want to target the more lucrative business market, which they’ll have to play major catch-up to go … Read more

Jonathan Greene has some first hand info on what FTTP will be costing…and it sure doesn’t sound cheap to me.

Bob Cox has a great post about how off target the mainstream media can be about the MBA (Media Bloggers Association) and how the mainstream media has interpreted actions to provide bloggers more benefits like education, legal and ethical advisory services, credentialing and so on. The MSM must be feeling some threat from bloggers because … Read more