Looking at the tealeaves today partnership effort between Nokia and Microsoft is likely the first step towards more that will come from the two giants. Both need a swift kick in the pants, and some housecleaning, and yet at the same time have a very common allie in Yahoo who is ripe to be part … Read more
Image via Wikipedia I like Dean Bubley's quick analysis (with more to come) on Cisco's just released data on mobile data. The reason-he's cutting through the b.s. and calling it as he sees it. As a former DataMonitor analyst in his past, numbers form the basis of all he, and most analysts really do. The … Read more
Credit Ralph De La Vega with seeing the way to the future. In the last quarter the mobile group has put on 2 million new devices. Note the shift from “cell phone” subscribers in this story by Kevin Fritchard over at Connected Planet Online. The change in language is all about demonstrating that AT&T is … Read more
Wireless Moves had a very informative post that skipped by my radar due to travel that helps frame out which mobile operators will be ready for Voice over LTE. Here in the USA we have T-Mobile, but they are not moving ahead with LTE that quickly, and pushing HSPA+ as their standard of choice so … Read more
Today, Skype has joined Apple’s FaceTime and Tango at making video mobile on the iPhone and other iOS 4 device from Apple. After a week or more of rumors, Skype has set the stage for a different announcement at CES next week by making their news today in Engadget and elsewhere. With the availability of … Read more
I travel a lot, and for the past few years the Apple Airport Express has been my favorite travel router, and in some cases it may still be. But for the past few months I’ve also been totting around a very small and full featured travel router from D-Link. And I love it. The tiny … Read more
AT&T is touting how they are bringing more public hotspots to New York and San Francisco to help with what is called Wi-Fi offload for connected devices, like the iPhone and iPad. ClearWire has lit up San Francisco officially, What does this mean. For folks with iPads and the 5th generation iPod touch with only … Read more
Om’s post about the best gadgets of the year got me thinking about how similar we both are and for the most part we agree, 3 out of 4. I don’t use SONUS but I do have Apple TV, and the three other gadgets he mentions. So here are my top services of the year: … Read more
Om’s post about the best gadgets of the year got me thinking about how similar we both are and for the most part we agree, 3 out of 4. I don’t use SONUS but I do have Apple TV, and the three other gadgets he mentions. So here are my top services of the year: … Read more
TechCrunch is reporting that Google plans to go into the video conferencing space in a big way. Here’s why they can do it. 1. Google purchased Marratech back in 2007. This gave them a platform that enabled multi-party video calling and presentation 2. Google purchased my former client GIPS this year. GIPS gives the incredible … Read more
