Telstra Clear looks very interesting from afar. It’s a hosted VoIP service designed for the five or more type offices. What I find interesting though is it is woven over the fabric of the telco network in New Zealand. This means integration from the core to the edge, and a single source provider. It’s what … Read more
For those of you who are mobile and just can’t stay in the office, I’ve posted my second in series of “Tools for Global Nomads” on my OTHER blog, called “Working Anywhere.” If you missed the first one, it can be found here. Why another blog some have asked? That’s simple. The nature of blogging … Read more
Jim Courtney has the lowdown on the rumored BlackBerry Bold and what it means to the UK customers of 3, my favorite UK mobile operator.
I’m on my way to the Bay Area for a week’s worth of meetings, meet up and to also assist winemaker friend Sylvain Fadat of Domaine d’Aupilhac on Monday at the annual Kermit Lynch Client event that starts tonight. As I await my slightly delayed Southwest flight to SFO I ran a fast speed test. … Read more
Back in 2005 Westfield Americas announced an agreement with WFI, the company that is pretty much the Mercedes Benz of wireless deployments in the world. The agreement was for the deployment of WIFI for both the family of malls tenants as well as for folks like me who have to play bag carrier while my … Read more
Rich posts about in flight WiFi and the potential banning of VoIP on the planes. First I’m old enough to remember the GTE Airphone and actually used it a lot in the90’s, especially when they had their $1000 a year all you could talk plan. Back then I was flying about every three weeks cross … Read more
I figured its time to toast what has been a very good year, and to get ready for tonight’s Mobile Monday in Madrid…….. Do you think I’m going to have fun? You bet. Coming off of Le Web 3, this is the time to stretch out and do some serious looking forward. I’ve consulted some … Read more
I’m getting more and more convinced that airports don’t get WiFi. The idea of a blacklist of web sites that may be critical of them is hilarious. First San Diego went free, but gives such a poor experience its not worth it. Now I’m reading that hotels and airports are playing around with blacklists of … Read more
I’ve had the good fortune to have DeviceScape on one of my panels and to get to know the company rather well thanks to their bubbly and outgoing Marketing lead Beth Rogozinski. They will be returning to a panel I’m moderating at MuniWireless later this month, so the news about their relationshp with Blogger Relations … Read more
Glenn at WiFi Net News posts about FON and some of the issues he has with the social WiFi service that says “you share me your’s and I’ll share you mine.” On paper the concept is very good, but in reality broadband varies by installation and FON is thus a “free and best efforts” type … Read more
