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I am not quite sure how ready the mobile networks are in their support of video on mobile handsets but Fring isn’t waiting.

Let’s face it, an iPad is no more distracting than a magazine or a book, yet, nothing in the New York Yankees or Yankee Stadium “rules” bans book or magazines. So why are the Yankee’s doing this? Here are a few likely “reasons” they are from someone who grew up inside the sports world, from … Read more

Let’s face it, an iPad is no more distracting than a magazine or a book, yet, nothing in the New York Yankees or Yankee Stadium “rules” bans book or magazines. So why are the Yankee’s doing this? Here are a few likely “reasons” they are from someone who grew up inside the sports world, from … Read more

Let’s face it, an iPad is no more distracting than a magazine or a book, yet, nothing in the New York Yankees or Yankee Stadium “rules” bans book or magazines. So why are the Yankee’s doing this? Here are a few likely “reasons” they are from someone who grew up inside the sports world, from … Read more

It looks like PhoneTag has some competition in the voicemail to text space. Upstart YAP has landed Phone.com as a customer, giving Boston based Phone.com the ability to resell a service that delivers the words of a message by email or as an SMS message. With the deflation of SpinVox, PhoneTag pretty much had the … Read more

It looks like Microsoft wants to jump into the fray vs. Skype, SightSpeed and Google in the world of video chat. Not only are they offering video inside Messenger for Windows, they now have it for the Mac. Let the games, BEGIN.

Dean Bubley has been keeping abreast of the LTE plans of carriers, and the technology being developed by the NEP’s for a while now. His report from the LTE Conference leads me to believe we’re in for a mess.

“He knows when you’re are sleeping.” “He knows when you’re awake” “He knows if you’ve been bad or good…” “So be good for goodness sake…” You know the old rhyme…..well, it could apply to Google after what I heard today from a T-Mobile rep about the updates to the Nexus One that some folks are … Read more

Last night I went into the cellar to grab some aged wines from Ponzi Vineyards, one of the Oregon Wine trail’s longer and more established wineries. For me, the love affair with Ponzi, and their very Burgundian Pinot Noir’s goes back to my early days of wine tasting. I found a bunch of 1985 Ponzi … Read more