File this one in the “Blogging world is so incestuous category.” By now unless you are a presidential candidate you have heard about Anil Dash, a former New York hipster who has sold his soul to Silicon Valley and moved to the left coast. He … Read More »
Archive for 2004
One of the biggest problems with the Blog world is that it is hard to figure out what’s the buzz in the blog world. Sure you can check out some of the “hot links” pages on PopDex, BlogDex, and Technorati, but still scorlling through pages … Read More »
Warwick, NY-based Blue Digits has released VM Rover, a voicemail client platform for the PC that allows you to get your Internet-based voicemail. So next time you want to check your Vonage voice mail, you could use VM Rover. The company says, that the … Read More »
Those who know me well enough, have heard me repeat ad nausem that the axis of technology industry has shifted to somewhere in the middle of South China Sea. Japan’s influence on mobility, South Korea’s leadership in broadband deployment, China’s growing influence in manufacturing and net-enabled … Read More »
PC magazine say VoIP finally worth a look. Alternatively, a story that makes advertiser quite happy. Painless VoIP set-up! No I am not lying! WebUnited goes VoIP Yankee Group thinks VoIP is ready for primetime. Actually it means they are ready to sell a … Read More »
What do all-star shortstop Derek Jeter, skateboarding lord Tony Hawk, and Tinseltown’s hard drinking, starlet-of-the-moment, Lindsey Lohan, have in common? Turns out they’re all big fans of the Danger Hiptop, also known as the T-Mobile Sidekick. Well, now the folks at T-Mobile are hoping to … Read More »
We are all greedy for more storage – we want bigger IPods, bigger TiVos and bigger drives in our laptops. Our friends at Toshiba seem to be willing to push the limits and cram more capacity in ever smaller drives. The company just announced a … Read More »
Federal Communications Commission says it is okay to tap all the packet-voice traffic. “The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking we issue today,” Michael Powell FCC chairman said “demonstrates that the interests of the law enforcement community can be fully addressed for potential information services, and these … Read More »
Indians love television. I know, I was there recently. Growing up, we were treated to one measely state-owned television network that broadcast really boring stuff in black-and-white. A lot has changed since then – there are nearly 60 odd networks now which beam everything from Sluts … Read More »
No more watching porn-videos on hotel pay per view. Instead time to boot-up your laptop and do some work, download some illegal tunes and of course watch porn from the privacy of your computer. In-Stat/MDR is reporting that the hotel broadband market continues to heat … Read More »
Ofoto tired, Moto retired, and Zoto wired. If you like to take digital photos and share them with friends, or if you like to moblog like mad, then ZOTO is for you. Works with MT, Blogger, TypePad and WordPress blogging software. These are five … Read More »
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