With DigiSmart’s Projection System you can project from a small handheld phone or PDA by replacing the “big projector.” It will reportedly work with BlueTooth and other wireless. Basically, if this comes to life, you can can the projector and just carry your small phone.
More distractions are coming to a car near you. This company, MP3Car.com which is working with Intel technology wants to make it easier to have more technology in your car. While the idea is noble and needed, with more and more states seeking to create hands free telephone use, do we really think they won’t … Read more
Using GPS and Google maps, this company, Bones In Motion, aka BimActive, has created a technology that is all about Location Based Services, Personal Content and Community Sharing tools. It’s more than just about runners and cyclists. Already SPRINT has agreed to make BimActive one of their LBS services. Blend that in with a VoIP … Read more
If I ever could get around writing the Andy Wine Bar Book, I may have now found the tool that can make it happen. It’s called Blurb and it has the potential to decimate the self publishing sector as it combines RSS, Word and Publisher sectors into making a real book. The way I see … Read more
Now fresh ice cream can be found everywhere. Perfect for supermarkets and convenience stores, it’s the slurpee on steroids. Currently seeking funding, the very cool, Moo Bella may be the tastiest company at Demo!
I’m in Phoenix, with the folks from iotum. They debut something really cool tomorrow, but mumms the word until then. My fingers are taped when it comes to them !! Demo is really cool this year. 68 companies and 700 people are attending and the VC’s are swarming, all looking for the next big thing. … Read more
Level3 is all about being the carriers carrier when it comes to VoIP. While they may not be the least expensive (some say they are far from that) they do continue to build out their relationships with the USA’s leading cable operators nationwide, this time with Charter Comunications.
Om has the definitive piece on the FON venture and how they are now backed by 2.0 companies Skype and Google. The implications on how this impacts the traditional telcos are enourmous and it also puts the idea of alliances, and with it, some Balkanizing of the ‘Net more in play. Clearly the lines are … Read more
The fact that ISP’s can’t figure out a way to filter spam effectively, or more importantly, control it’s origination may be what spurs further growth of IM and VoIP. That is if we don’t see a tiered, Balkanizing of the ‘Net as we know it. It seems AOL is trying to lead the way with … Read more
VoIP is continuing to ramp here in the USA, but also expected to grow around the world as more and more access providers get into the game, and as both bundling and unbundling options appear on the scene. All this leads to the need for real standards to be maintained and followed, QoS and SLA’s … Read more
