I’m one of the happy users who has been on a series of intercontinental flights on both Lufthansa and SAS who has used the Boeing In Flight Internet Service and it has worked as advertised. Hopefully Boeing won’t mothball it. The fact that the financially troubled US airlines can’t see the value in this for … Read more
I’m one of the happy users who has been on a series of intercontinental flights on both Lufthansa and SAS who has used the Boeing In Flight Internet Service and it has worked as advertised. Hopefully Boeing won’t mothball it. The fact that the financially troubled US airlines can’t see the value in this for … Read more
Worthy of a read, Russell Shaw has a very crystal ball like view of what may be in store for Vonage. While he may be right, I don’t see this happening for a year or two. Vonage has a lot of runway and ongoing revenues from users who are not leaving. One of the little … Read more
The mainstream press is waking up to the Vonage follies. In the Bloomberg article many of the issues raised here and elsewhere about Vonage seem to be coming to the forefront. Given how much of Wall Street used Bloomberg for news, this is a huge damage control problem for Vonage.
Unstrung has issued a report that leads on to beleive that the market for Fixed Mobile Convergence will be fueled not by the carriers, but by the enterprise.
Fusion Telecommunications was making a lot of noise this past week with the launch of Efonica, a free VoIP calling service. In many ways it is not much different than Gizmo Project but yet it seems to pale. While Gizmo feels very cool and hip, Fusion’s product appears to be more stiff and almost corporate … Read more
Verizon will be getting out of the AirFone business. In both the short and the long run this is smart move. The use of AirFone’s has been a declining business as more cell phones get used because people have access to a phone right up to take off and shortly after landing. No longer are … Read more
Verizon will be getting out of the AirFone business. In both the short and the long run this is smart move. The use of AirFone’s has been a declining business as more cell phones get used because people have access to a phone right up to take off and shortly after landing. No longer are … Read more
Why Is PCCW Up For Sale? That’s the big question the New York Times and others seem to be asking? Well in a scene that looks like something out of the movie Wall Street, it seems that the leadership of the Hong Kong Telco want to sell off the assets, but not the company.
GTalk, the Google weapon that they hope changes the world, runs roughshot over incumbent telcos and just about makes your phone obsolete has won the Google Founder Award. Om has the scoop.
