Having now spent almost a year on the road non-stop while my house and community goes through a major restoration, renovation and upgrade process I pretty much have mastered the art of working anywhere. Here some tips that go beyond simply making technology work for us. 1. Don’t be cheap 2. Don’t try to cut … Read more
I have become a fan of the carrier known as 3 (Three) in the UK. Why? Because what they sell works. Because they are easy to deal with. Because the get the idea of no hurdles. No painful process and no hassles. I have 5 SIMs from Three between my Nokia N95, the three SkypePhone … Read more
Phil Baker pointed to a new company RovAir that is in the business of short term, contract free rentals of broadband cards. The idea has lots of merit, but may be short-lived as I expect the USA GSM operators T-Mobile and AT&T to roll out pay as you go data plans in 2009. Why? The … Read more
I have become a fan of the carrier known as 3 (Three) in the UK. Why? Because what they sell works. Because they are easy to deal with. Because the get the idea of no hurdles. No painful process and no hassles. I have 5 SIMs from Three between my Nokia N95, the three SkypePhone … Read more
Virgin Mobile, the most successful MVNO of note, is rolling out a rebranded version of T-Mobile UK’s Mobile Broadband.
In a move that has been speculated for some time, Virgo Publishing has acquired the assets known as VON from TICC, the holder of the rights. The key point to many who have been asking is they plan to hold an event that is a conference and expo. They will also likely expand some publishing … Read more
I was happy to hear the news a few days ago from client CEO and founder Marc Gingras regarding Tungle. They raised $5 million from Boston VC Commonwealth Ventures. That helps propel there newest offer. A web based version for coordinating meetings with groups of people across companies, platforms and calendaring software. Now Tungle offers … Read more
Jason Brooks at the San Francisco Technology Examiner has a great post today that tells residents and visitors to the city by the Bay where they can find WiFi and which operators serve up the best access. He lists links to T-Mobile, AT&T, Boingo and FON.
The Cloud and BT are ending their roaming relationship. I wouldn’t be surprised to see something else coming from the Cloud in the way of a deal with one of the mobile operators. One solution is client Boingo, which if memory serves me correctly, has a roaming agreement with the Cloud.
