Since December I’ve now been in Madrid, Barcelona, London and Paris and as much as I try to find a FON, none of them seem to be anywhere. I don’t mean casually traveling through, but spending enough time to feel like a resident or at least a semi-resident. I mean, I wander the streets, dine … Read more
Esme Vos, Ms. Muni Wireless, has chronicled, a mutual experience earlier today that we had. Basically, a properly engineered WiFi network, with proper backhaul is as good as a mobile network. Well at least today it was.
Vonage has a problem and its getting worse. Long ridiculed for poor customer service and lousy quality now they’ve chosen to take the non-comment approach when they get asked about that by a writer from the New York Times of all places. Last I recall Vonage was based in the metro New York City area….If … Read more
Pal Paul Kapustka has updated his killer report on the state of WiMax to include analysis of the post sale of Clearwire Sprint and the roll-up with the cablecos Motorola and Google. Even if you read the original, you’ll want to read the new one.
Taking a page out of my roots in hockey and the famous line in Philadelphia that went like this: “Only the Lord Saves More Than Bernie Parent” I couldn’t resist the comparison to my good friend Pat Phelan’s company, MaxRoam, when I read his post today about just how much money MaxRoam customers are saving. … Read more
Alec Saunders, client at iotum, friend and fellow wine lover has one of the best posts he’s written since the Voice 2.0 Manifesto on his blog today. It clearly lays out a roadmap that tells me the biggest smashup that is coming is the “TALKIFICATION of the Web”, and how it will come to be. … Read more
If this doesn’t tell you that Boeing blew it by being premature and pulling out of the flying WiFi space over a year ago, nothing proves it better. A survey by BarclayCard shows that over fifty percent of the business travel market want Internet connectivity on the go and in the air, at least with … Read more
If this doesn’t tell you that Boeing blew it by being premature and pulling out of the flying WiFi space over a year ago, nothing proves it better. A survey by BarclayCard shows that over fifty percent of the business travel market want Internet connectivity on the go and in the air, at least with … Read more
Looks like Dell is jumping into the same market as the Asus eee PC with an ultra mini notebook PC. I already have the Asus eee PC and the ultra sweet Asus 900 that was featured in Joanna Sterns’ Laptop Magazine story. The neat thing about the eee PC/UMPC type devices is size, weight and … Read more
Scheduling meetings is much easier, now that Tungle, an agency client, has released their Blackberry client. But don’t take my word for it. Take global tech journalist Paul Taylor’s. Paul compared the various online scheduling services out there and Tungle came out on top.
