Andrew Odlyzko has an uncanny ability of being always right. He is not a pundit, you don’t see him making bold predictions and trying to get publicity. What you see him do is analyze everything, use his immense experience and come up analysis that is always […] Read more »
A few days ago, fixed wireless service provider, TowerStream, announced that it was beta testing a VoIP service which would allow consumers to make VoIP calls using the WiFi hotspots. I was a little confused? What was the big deal – since there are a ton […] Read more »
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By James Enck Just a few minutes ago, I got an email with the title “Your blog could cost you your job.” Needless to say, I sat up and took notice. It turns out to be a link to this article, which paints a dystopian picture […] Read more »
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Guest column by Robert Young, strategic adviser to WeedShare, a p2p mobile music distribution start-up. Guest Post by Robert Young: What happens when you have 100 megabits per second connections on the edge of the network? In your homes, or in your pockets, or in your […] Read more »
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The abletfactory has released an interesting program for the medical field that is based on the Tablet PC and Microsoft OneNote: The OneNote EMR Toolkit is for physicians with a Tablet computer who are dissatisfied with current EMR solutions and want a portable and productive solution […] Read more »
Neowin maintains an extensive list of free programs and utilities that is a good place to start when looking for a free program to do a specific function. There are also a lot of programming utilities listed for you developers. Windows OS only. Read more »
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MCI has been in news lately, for all the wrong reasons. Just as a reminder, I wanted to recap its 2004 fiscal achievements. For the full year 2004, revenues totaled $20.7 billion, down 15% from 2003 revenues of $24.3 billion. Operating loss was $3.2 billion. Operating […] Read more »
EV-DO, the 3G wireless technology promoted by Qualcomm, is finally going to hit its stride this year. I fully expect Verizon, Qualcomm and others to make a lot of noise about the technology at the upcoming CTIA, which heads to the Big Easy this year. Expect […] Read more »
Taking Amit’s information to the next level, these guys used the Powerbook Motion Sensor along with some custom code (which they provide for download if you’ve got a tasty new Powerbook) to control their iTunes music – mainly skipping to the next track – by bumping […] Read more »
Is Vonage out of whack? Just tried to make a phone call from my soft phone, but the system doesn’t seem to be working. Others on Broadband Reports Forum are also complaining of an outage. Anyone else experiencing that same issues? Not sure if it is […] Read more »
South Korean handset makers are cleaning up when it comes to 3G. Samsung and LG are two of the leading makers of handsets that can handle high speed wireless networks, offering more variety than Nokia, Motorola or any of the Japanese handset makers. They are leveraging […] Read more »
IMS Research data shows that there are 150 million broadband subscribers world wide, up by 51 million since the beginning of 2004. This tremendous rate of growth shows no signs of slowing, and IMS Research is forecasting that the number of broadband subscribers will surpass 400 […] Read more »
Subsequent to my piece, BrightCove, the New IP Platform, Alex posted a long comment on the site. I thought it was worthy of a stand alone post, and asked him to write a special post for my readers. It was brilliant analysis, which I don’t entirely […] Read more »
StarWarsShop debuts the perfect companion to the Chewbacca Pod Pouch. Read more »
The judge in Apple’s lawsuit against PowerPage, AppleInsider, and Think Secret has refused to protect the sites under California’s “reporter’s shield” law or the First Amendment. Read more »
A couple of days ago doing something simple I hurt my back. Unfortunately I have the "bad back" gene and back problems have plagued me my entire adult life. Twice over the years I had to have back surgery to remove my lowest disc when those […] Read more »
Amit Singh has done it again with a fantastic look at the Motion Sensing technology in the new Powerbooks. It’s pretty in-depth, so if you’ve got some time and wanna know all the geeky details, definitely check it out. Amit also explains how to change the […] Read more »
If you are looking for a media card reader that can not only handle 21 different media card formats but also store those cards for you then Brando has a small gadget for you. The 21 in 1 Card Reader looks a bit like a GameBoy […] Read more »
Vonage’s suit against an “unknown” local service provider which had been blocking its service has been successfully resolved. The blocker – Madison River Communications – has decided that well, it will not block the VoIP traffic. Everyone has been quick to jump on to this story, […] Read more »
The freeware utility today is a full-featured PIM replacement for Outlook that looks good and provides a lot of the PIM functions that individual users find useful. EssentialPIM provides easy import of existing PIM data from Outlook, Windows Address Book and any other program that can […] Read more »
MXL Electronics has a new battery operated microphone with a portable stand that is perfect for making quality audio recordings from any PC. The Desktop Recording Kit eliminates the need for an external amplifier and comes complete with everthing needed to make quality recordings from a […] Read more »
WinZip is the de facto standard for working with zipped files and a program I have used for longer than I can even remember. I just received a notice from the WinZip folks about the introduction of the new WinZip Companion for Outlook add-in. The Companion […] Read more »
Skype and wireless broadband operator Broadreach announced today a free service for Skype users at over 350 hotspot locations in Britain. Skype users will be able to place calls for free while using Skype which will now automatically log onto the hotspot when the application is […] Read more »
A month ago, everyone was talking about how you could hack Napster and download music from its monthly subscription service and break the digital rights management using the Winamp player. Winamp, which is a division of AOL upgraded the software and basically shut down the music-theft […] Read more »
Broadband boom, world wide continues. The latest data on sales of broadband modems, routers and gateways shows that slowly but surely we are all living an always-on connected life. Infonetics Research says that the revenue for broadband modems, routers, and gateways totaled $4.6 billion in 2004, […] Read more »
Aswath Rao emailed me this morning and pointed out while other bloggers chase down the truth and fact check stuff, the VoIP bloggers are a bit reactionary. The more I thought about it, the more I agreed with him. Like others who write about VoIP, I […] Read more »
Fujitsu has announced the latest entry in the Stylistic line of Tablet PCs, the ST5022. The new Tablet has a 12" screen running in XGA resolution and weighs 3.4 pounds. The array microphones on the ST5022 cancel out background noise and the battery is rated at […] Read more »
Friends of mine have pinged me with news that iMac G5 machines are having a meltdown. Apparently, the machines have been a hit with corporate users who are snapping up these puppies. However, most corporate employees tend to leave their computers powered up overnight. This is […] Read more »
We take the download of files from the net largely for granted. Most of us do it without thinking, you retrieve a PDF here, a disk image there, movies and music, not to mention numerous applications, utilities and updates. But managing your downloads can be difficult, especially since new browsers don’t seem great at managing the process. Read more »
The buzz around video-over-the-Internet is reaching cacophony levels. Yesterday’s post about Jeremy Allaire’s new start-up, Bright Cove, got a lot of attention, and diverging reactions. I think many people are as interested in this technology, despite the questionable business models. I have teamed up with Roger […] Read more »
Rob is using OrangeGuava, a great program for the Tablet PC that I mentioned on The Tablet PC Show, and he’s discussing it on his blog: OrangeGuava lets you ink all over your desktop, create new desktops, activate applications from your ink, etc. For example, I […] Read more »
Clear Channel and Infinity after becoming de-facto duo-ply in the terrestrial radio business, and nearly killing it with mega-formats, have decided that it is time to stream their radio stations on the web. I see the logic of it – broadband has finally arrived, people listed […] Read more »
There have been some rumors going around that Lingo might be for sale, and Vonage might be a buyer, indicating a consolidation in the market place. Vonage, says not a chance, and they are not looking to buy anyone. One point Citron explained to me was […] Read more »
Leo Hindrey, the former cable guy turned CEO of Global Crossing is one of the few people in telecom who makes lively copy. Not the one to pull any punches, it was always fun chatting with him. Hollywood Reporter says that Hindery, who in his most […] Read more »
Bernie Ebbers’ despite claims of no knowledge about minor details of the business called WorldCon had intimate knowledge of the goings-on at his company, according to his testimony. There are some juicy nuggests from today’s proceedings, that come to you via fine folks at Light Reading. […] Read more »
A fancy new trend – Indians are signing up for VoIP services offered by overseas companies, getting US/Canadian phone numbers and calling across the world on super discounted VoIP rates. Plans start at $7.95 a month with unlimited local calling and 2.1 cents/minute U.S. and Canadian […] Read more »
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