I was recently interviewed about podcasting by the local (Houston) ABC news station and the article has just appeared on their web site. The article looks at podcasting and explains how it began and even some information about how to start your own podcast. The … Read More »
Archive for March 2005
If you read my post about Trump Towers’ being wired by GigaBeam’s WiFiber, I pointed out that NuVisions Digital Voice website looked much like Vonage’s website. Look at the terms of service and it says Vonage all over it. And mean literally. I … Read More »
Dave Burstein who writes DSL Prime, the best newsletter on DSL points out… To get orders in before the end of the quarter, Dell through March 28 is selling for $379 a 2.8 gig Pentium 4, a 15 inch flat screen monitor, a printer, and free … Read More »
TAB reviews the iSkin ProTouchPB keyboard protector for Apple laptops. The verdict: great product, a bit on the expensive side. Read More »
Almost Broadband comes to Zambia, Africa, via fixed wireless. iConnect, an ISP has started selling 512 kbps connections using non-line of sight fixed wireless technology. Fixed wireless technologies are actually slowly making their way into non developed markets, especially in Asia, Africa and Latin America. … Read More »
The Mobile Technology Weblog recently (OK, a few weeks ago but I thought I had mentioned it earlier) listed their list of the 14 Best Mobile Blogs and I am honored to be on this short list! Thanks Russell! Read More »
The Tablet PC can fill many roles within the workplace, many of which are not always obvious. Patrick Mayfield has written an article that details how he used his Tablet PC and MindManager to manage a large meeting. It’s a must read for Tablet owners … Read More »
Business 2.0: The size of a pack of chewing gum, the USB flash drive combined cheap flash memory with omnipresent USB connection technology to kill off the floppy drive. At first blush these devices are poster children for the curse of commoditization. Falling prices … Read More »
The folks at MindJet, the developers of the great mind mapping program MindManager, have a blog that is chock full of useful information about the program. A recent blog entry detailed how to make a visual RSS reader so you can work with your RSS … Read More »
Looks like the distressing telecom business reality is catching up with XO Communications. I was reading through their SEC filings and came across something interesting. Essentially what it said was that unless XO meets some minimum EBITDA requirements, it could not comply with a financial … Read More »
PSP is getting a lot of developer attention. I have posted about some earlier, but here comes another classy piece of work. PocketMac for Playstation Portable (PSP), will automatically sync Mac users digital music, photos and contacts to their PSPs. Until this product was … Read More »
The I-VO is a VoIP phone that works with Skype and other VoIP services that is definitely the coolest looking phone I have seen. There is nothing special about the features, it just looks stylish. If that’s important to you then this might be … Read More »
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