In a move that Fierce VoIP is calling a limited release by Comcast, the nations largest cable operator, of HomePoint, a converged VoIP/Router, it would appear that finally, after making all the needed in network (e.g. getting all the hardware and software to be the same in all markets) infrastructure work completed, Big C is … Read more
This week I talk about the almost laughable actions of the FCC and Google Voice, the comical but Dangerous memory loss by Microsoft and Danger, a quick peek at what you need to know about Clearwire-whose picture is get more clear and how T-Mobile in the UK now allows VoIP over Mobile Broadband, all on … Read more
I have to give pal Paul Kapustka credit for being the man in the know when it comes to Clearwire and 4G. His just released ClearWire NTK (for need to know) report is chock full of insight, analysis and solid reasoning. Now only if he had mentioned the term PocketSpot would he have gotten an … Read more
It will mean being on a contract (for now) but if you sign up in the UK to a monthly contract for what T-Mobile UK is calling it’s Mobile Broadband Extra package for 30 Pounds a month, about 45 dollars, you’ll be able to take advantage of speeds up to 7.6 megs a second and … Read more
It will mean being on a contract (for now) but if you sign up in the UK to a monthly contract for what T-Mobile UK is calling it’s Mobile Broadband Extra package for 30 Pounds a month, about 45 dollars, you’ll be able to take advantage of speeds up to 7.6 megs a second and … Read more
Danger-Your Data Is Not Really Secure With Microsoft Servers —that could be the headline in tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal, and it would grab a lot of attention. Another could be: The Danger of Online Storage Or another Danger In The Cloud Danger Phones Now Have Amnesia You see, redundancy doesn’t have mean you’re fired. Unless … Read more
I just learned that Cloudvox is launching this week and it got me thinking. Cloudvox is one of the companies like client Voxygen, Voxeo, Twilio and also client ifByPhone and Ribbit which has grasped the power of voice APIs and made them available to just about everyone. What does all this mean? Well for starters, … Read more
I have to laugh when I read that the FCC is investigating Google over not terminating calls somewhere that costs more money and where the reciprocal compensation model isn’t really “reciprocal.” To me, it’s a big waste of the money the FCC has to do far better things with, like working to get broadband in … Read more
It seems the electronics industry is now letting etailers establish pre-order sales as a way to produce just enough devices to meet anticipated needs. As someone who is an early adopter, and who likes being first, this would appear on the surface to be something meaningful. Except, as someone who has been around the wine … Read more
Yesterday pal Phil Wolff was kind enough to see that I made it into the Google Wave beta. I’m still learning what it does but I can see that it does transform how we collaborate and how a conversation becomes more of a threaded experience than email, chat, IM and so forth. Overall I like … Read more
