Perhaps the most interesting post of all the many posts about the Skype and eBay fiasco -that is rapidly turning into what could be an eye opening investigation by someone about the interlocking relationships between lawyers, VC’s, startups and suitors- is the post by Tom Keating that references and alleges all kinds of treachery by … Read more
Stuart has taken either a bayonet or a surgeon’s blade to the recent announcement/attempt by Jajah to catch onto the wave of hype surrounding Twitter. It is a masterfully written post, that only someone who has spent the time to really care about what can be done, and truly studied the possibilities could author. I’ll … Read more
From the outset, as an early adopter, I’m very intrigued by the prospect of mobile WiMax, and even more excited about fixed WiMax. The two big players in those games are Clearwire in mobile, and Open Range in fixed. Well despite the hype, the always very much user oriented DSL Reports, has a post today … Read more
In what has to be a very broad swipe at AT&T, Verizon chief Ivan Seidenberg is basically telling the investment community to cut the copper cord and get on a fiber or copper light diet. In a speech yesterday Seidenberg disclosed that he may have been a tad behind the curve in realizing what the … Read more
BT over in London are opening what are being labeled, broadband shops, to show off their new fiber to the cabinet service that delivers 40 meg connections into the home. In years gone by, the cable operators had town by town customer service locations, but those have gone bye bye for the most part. Given … Read more
Sprint is rolling out it’s 4G service as fast as it can and to prove it they have announced the 3G/4G dongle/broadband modem. Right now it’s Windows only, but I have to figure a Macintosh version will be out soon. One thing to note, is that 4G broadband is unlimited, while 3G has transfer capacity … Read more
MobileCrunch and others are reporting that Sprint may be bought by T-Mobile. For the Record- I prognosticated that one almost two years ago here on VoIPWatch, suggesting that the German owned operator was a better fit. Now let me elaborate on the scenarios that I think would play out: 1) T-Mobile buys Sprint-plans to migrate … Read more
Markus Goebel wants to only make free or almost free calls, and I can’t blame him. I mean, why pay if someone will give it away, and in his post he takes a consoling tone about Skype and their flushing of their Extra’s program last week, on 9-11 of all days. So while the UBER … Read more
If you look at the map on the Communications Workers of America’s SpeedtestReport website and live on fast Internet, you have to be shocked at what can best be described as the deployment of real broadband in the USA, and more shocked at what the nationwide operators deliver. Living in a major tech hotbed like … Read more
San Jose based Agito Networks has shipped their Blackberry client that enables a RIM device to be an extension of the PBX network and is a needed addition for Agito to penetrate the Blackberry heavy North American enterprise market. In Europe, and Asia, where RIM is just really beginning to see sales uptake, Agito’s strategy … Read more
