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Archive for June 2005

RSS focus funds? Its over Already?

RSS is by the way, no longer the new black because VC funds are being established to capitalize on RSS. Where have I read this script before? Oh wait, Java fund! Nevertheless – I am yet to see a fully-baked RSS business model, which can… Read More »

I am PodCasting Now

I have now jumped on the podcasting bandwagon. I am kicking off Omcasts with a series of interviews with some of the senior executives at telecom/broadband companies and perhaps as I gain more confidence, I would perhaps do more regular podcasts. This is a way… Read More »

 
 

techADDICTION Show #14 – feel the geek love!

The techADDICTION Show #14 (MP3 – 21.1MB – 61min) LISTEN HERE Kevin and I are happy to present this 14th edition of techADDICTION, the podcast all about mobile gadgety techno-geek stuff.… Read More »

Sheffield, one true Yankee

I a team full of posers, Sheff is the new “old” Yankee, and if he is traded, well I am going to root for my being 24 again, and go back to cricket. But seriously, if rest of the team had this much passion, Yanks won’t… Read More »

In P2P World, Who Survives and Who Dies?

USA TODAY reporter Kevin Maney asks Ralph Oman, an intellectual property lawyer at the Washington, D.C., law firm Dechert, about the likely survivors in the P2P world in the wake of of the MGM-Grokster decision. Kazaa and eDonkey are at risk, but Bit-Torrent and iMesh safe… Read More »

We’ve all been there, fidgeting, bored, wondering when this presentation will ever end.  Very few people know how to use PowerPoint effectively so that the audience is engaged and actually listen to the presenter.  One person who does know how to do this is Michael Hyatt… Read More »

Backpack your PIM

Online PIMs have gained in popularity of late and of all the ones I have checked out Backpack looks to be the most useful, at least for me.  Backpack works a lot like Getting Things Done in that you keep all your items for… Read More »

USB Micro Drives are starting to pop up all over but none with a more innovative form factor than the Imation USB Micros Hard Drive.  The… Read More »

Essential USB Flash drive projects & tips

You can find those little USB key chain drives everywhere and they have gotten so cheap, even free at tech trade shows, that I have accumulated a few of them… Read More »

Juniper Exec Bolts for Microsoft TV

Juniper Networks’ Marketing VP Christine Heckart has joined the MTV (Microsoft TV) as new general manager of marketing. MTV is buying CH’s telecom contacts I guess, realizing that they can’t do it alone. More Read More »

Business 2.0 : As phones become increasingly complex, the industry must make them easier to use, says Pertti Korhonen, chief technology officer for Nokia (NOK). I sat down with Korhonen this week to sound him out on the industry and its future. He also… Read More »

Flarion OFDM For A Viriginia Network

Citizens Wireless will deploy Flarion’s FLASH-OFDM technology in Blacksburg, Christiansburg and Radford, Virginia, to business and residential consumers. Citizen’s is a Virginia telecom coop. Last week, Digita of Finland chose FLASH-OFDM technology for a countrywide deployment of mobile broadband access. Read More »

More Must Reads

Nokia has decided to shut down its very popular mobile lifestyle-technology publication, TheFeature. It is a sad day for the mobile business, but the good news is that at least one of the editor/writers, Carlo Longino, is going to be teaming up with Russell Buckley… Read More »

Alien Skin Software has long been one of the coolest software companies out there. I’ve always loved their plug ins for not only how cool they are, but how useful they are as well. The two smokin’ plugs I’m covering today are Eye Candy… Read More »

Scripting News: Look, Apple is educating the market, and for that we owe them a lot of gratitude. But they are also educating the users about Apple in a way developers never could. It matters. Eventually dumb users learn, and ask why there’s copy protection,… Read More »

Intel thinks WiMAX is the future, Qualcomm thinks otherwise. Cat Fight? More like WWF fight. We know the game is already decided – by the carriers. Techdirt reminds us that initially Intel backed HomeRF. Enough said! via Read More »

Leichtman Research Group: The top cable broadband providers maintain a 6.4 million subscriber advantage over DSL and have a 59% share of the total market versus DSL. Deeply discounted introductory offers again drove a surge in broadband adoption in the first quarter of 2005. In… Read More »

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