Pete Rojas’ favorite IPOD headphones Engadget’s guide to Olympics for digitally enabled Bubble Generation and others have promoted this idea which at first blush sounds like infomercials to me, except in reverse. Still will wait and see how it turns out. SBC is tussling with … Read More »
Archive for August 2004
T-Mobile Sidekick II Review: Best Phone I’ll Never Buy proclaims Gizmodo-zilla Joel Johnson “I think it’s probably one of the best mobile devices I’ve ever used. And I can say, with total conviction, that I will never, ever purchase one and neither should you. In … Read More »
If there was one thing I often yearned for was a way to make BlackBerry work with a Mac. That was the only reason I envied people who had Windows PC machines. No longer, for one email from Tim Googin made my day. Tim’s company, … Read More »
The folks at Turtle Beach have always had innovative audio products for the desktop and now they’ve released a USB audio solution for laptops. The Audio Advantage Micro runs for $30 and is a tiny USB audio card that provides simulated 3D audio … Read More »
Forget about science-fiction fantasies. These innovations are already here, and they’re about to hatch some of tomorrow’s biggest business opportunities. Breakthroughs are disruptive for a reason,” says Alex Pang, research director at the Institute for the Future in Menlo Park, Calif. “They sneak up on … Read More »
Sometimes, I just wish, San Francisco would stop trying. To be New York. Chris Nolan has a nice big blog post on the celebrity culture, the launch of SFist and well other so called gossip publications. Here is my observation: most of the gossip in … Read More »
My recent trip to India opened my eyes to how Indians were using wireless technologies in various different spheres of life. I saw a wireless-enabled ATM machine on a ferry, and wireless-enabled delivery boys with credit card machines. Even arranged marriages have become mobile-enabled.
PaidContent links to a report by Dario Betti, senior analyst at Ovum who has an interesting take on the whole issue of mobile music. “Operators run the risk of strategic paralysis – they are being pulled in two different … Read More »
Some random links, which I found interesting, but instead of trying to come-up with some clever taglines, here are very befitting classics that do a better job. I would love to get your response if you find this attempt funny, or unfunny. Like I care! To … Read More »
Becky Klein is getting all the money she needs to run for what is going to be a futile run for Congress, and most of it is coming from large phone and energy companies. Why is she getting all this money? Because according to The … Read More »
Sixty-three million Web users connected to the Internet via broadband during July 2004 as compared to 61.3 million accessing the Internet through narrowband. Overall growth for broadband connections rose 47 percent year-over-year, while narrowband dropped 13 percent annually. “Despite a plateau in the growth of U.S. … Read More »
One thing you know about rich people, they know how to get richer. For instance, when rest of the junta is finding little of value in cable stocks, the rich guys are buying them. You know the Cox family wants to do a buyout of … Read More »
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