August, 2005 — Tech News and Analysis

Archive for August 2005

TypePad now supports Podcasting

TypePad bloggers who have been itching to get into Podcasting but didn’t want to get into a complicated distribution setting can now distribute them directly in TypePad.  This added feature is part of a slew of functionality recently added including Notes TypeLists and XML feed … Read More »

WiMax Delayed – Again

There is a lot of people who knock the 3G cellular world and are quick to trumpet the magical wonders of WiMax, the much delayed, long awaited technology formerly known as “fixed wireless.” 3G is here, and if you believe EVDO lovers, well doing well is … Read More »

 
 

Windows Mobile RSS Reader & Blog Tool

I want to try out a Windows Mobile RSS reader and blog tool – recommendations? If you want me to test it out, please send me a link for download as well. Read More »

Juniper Networks says 1,000 T-series Mega Routers sold

The latest one just was installed at Korea Telecom. More Read More »

Huawei backlash?

Huawei’s relationship with Chinese military and government are making Indians worried. They feel that their strategic telecom infrastructure might be at risk. Good time for Cisco to parachute 100 sales people. This could actually be a bigger problem for Huawei going forward. India is one … Read More »

You want NubaTV?

Another online television effort. Spare content though. Read More »

MSN Virtual Earth Video Does QuickTime Too

This is actually pretty funny. check it out. Read More »

RSS might be tad overhyped

VCs beware, Bill Burnham warns. new Neilson study shows only only 11% of blog readers use RSS. Read More »

Verizon’s Motorola E815 reviewed

Verizon has been adding a lot of phones to its list of EVDO capable cell phones and the latest sounds like a winner.  The Motorola E815 sports 1xRTT, EVDO, Bluetooth and a camera into a sleek attractive package.  PC Magazine has published a complete … Read More »

Toshiba ships Perpendicular disk drive

Toshiba has announced production deliveries of their first 1.8 inch hard drive using perpendicular recording technology that packs 40 GB of storage on a single platter drive.  They also stated a dual-platter model will ship later this quarter with 80 GB of storage capacity.  Perpendicular recording … Read More »

WindowsVista has improved handwriting recognition!

Kurt Geisel is a member of the WindowsVista Tablet PC team at Microsoft and he has published a very interesting (and welcome) post about the handwriting recognition improvements in the next version of Windows.  In the blog post “Do You Print?” Kurt discusses some common … Read More »

Pulsar 590 Bluetooth headphones reviewed

I first mentioned the upcoming Plantronics Pulsar 590 Bluetooth stereo headset last month because the company claimed the Pulsar will be the first hi-fidelity headphones that operate wirelessly and can double as a cell phone headset with a touch of a button.  Due to appear … Read More »

More Must Reads

Philadelphia is inching towards realizing its WiFi dream, a dream that is shared by other cities like San Francisco. Today the word has come that Hewlett Packard and Earthlink are two companies that have been shortlisted for building out a Philadelphia-wide WiFi network, beating … Read More »

The ZyXEL AG-225H WiFi Finder has a name much larger than the device but it’s fitting since the device does so much.  Finding WiFi hotspots is just the beginning when you are using the WiFi Finder because it is also a full featured access point … Read More »

Last evening I caught up with Jason Fried, one fifth of the quintet known as 37 Signals. He had just settled into his new home in Chicago, and well was hoping to feast on some middle eastern goodies when I rudely interrupted his dinner. Jason, … Read More »

Zotob virus, which affected folks over at CNN is taking its toll on broadband service providers, according to Radialpoint, a Montreal-based security company. The broadband providers are seeing a sharp increased in the “support call volume compared to other recent virus outbreaks.” These could be classified … Read More »

The network launches August 24. Read More »

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