Martin Suter of Bel-Air Networks has penned a very strong case for why Wi-Fi is really in my view the baseline that 4G should be measured with. One point that Martin left out of his well written and very factual account as to why WiFi is so important and a better performer than Mobile 3G … Read more
Today T-Mobile is rolling out their version of a 3G USB data stick according to CNET and many other news sites. Priced at $59.99 a month for 5 Gigs, you’ll find that the stick works on TMO in the USA and on other 3G networks around the globe, as well as GPRS and EDGE networks … Read more
Today T-Mobile is rolling out their version of a 3G USB data stick according to CNET and many other news sites. Priced at $59.99 a month for 5 Gigs, you’ll find that the stick works on TMO in the USA and on other 3G networks around the globe, as well as GPRS and EDGE networks … Read more
Blogger pal Ricky Cadden turned me onto Microsoft Live Writer on my Netbook, an Asus 1000HE. Honestly, I never knew it was on the notebook size PC nor had I even heard of it. Maybe its that I’m still a Mac user first, but given how much I surf and how in touch I am … Read more
As a regular road warrior I can’t stress enough the importance of having really solid bandwidth and decent access when you’re traveling. It may seem like a broken record, but for those of us who actually work on the road and consider hotels, coffee shops, remote work sites and friends’ houses an extension of our … Read more
To me, local telephone numbers in different countries have become important. With the local numbers, the managing of my calls, being reachable to my friends and business colleagues in different countries has been made easier. What’s more, the concept of always being a local or as Truphone’s CEO Geraldine Wilson likes to say in interviews … Read more
In France mobile operator Orange has launched a true pay as you go data plan named appropriately “Internet Everywhere” that combines WiFi access to their nationwide network of hotspots with 3G data over their cutting edge HSUPA/HSDPA network. How it works is very easy. You buy one 3G data USB stick at a mobile retailer, … Read more
Outright my agency represents Truphone for various communications and strategy, so yes, I’m biased. But like so many companies that have become a client, I was using the service first and realized that the potential of using it in certain situations would make Truphone an essential part of my road warrior lifestyle. For the past … Read more
I have to say it. AOL Voice Team–I told you so. It was at eComm 2008 at the opening night reception when I said AOL and VoIP won’t be around long. Now I read that I was right. Next up on the to be shuttered predictions list is AT&T CallVantage and likely Earthlink’s TruVoice. Makes … Read more
I have to say, with all due respect to other conference organizers that Lee Dryburgh and his band of advisors, led by the likes of Jon Arnold, Dan York, Brough Turner, Phil Wolff, Alan Duric and others really worked hard to make this year’s eComm the best ever. When we ended after three days at … Read more
