GigaOM

As Jeff says, enough of this Web 2.0 stuff. I am going back to the roots. You will see what I mean.

BellSouth adds 205,000 DSL subscribers in 3Q 2005. In sharp contrast with SBC, 60% of BellSouth’s new customers are coming from higher-priced 1.5-Mbit/s to 3.0-Mbit/s lines. The company now has 2.7 million DSL customers. BellSouth says its getting about 12 Mbit/s with ADSL2+ without bonding and hopes to deploy ADSl2 in 2006.

It is only October, but you hear the jingle bells. This is expected to be a break out year for the online retailers. US online retails sales for this holiday season are predicted to top $26.2 billion, up nearly 21.9% from last year. But if you are like countless Americans who gets frustrated by the [...]

I admit I have overdosed on the whole Front Row thing, but then I am often accused of pooh-poohing everything, so perhaps when I like something, well I like it. My previous two posts, I Want My Front Row-TV and Microsoft Media Center Vs Apple Front Row have generated some talk. Charlie Owen, who is [...]

Can you hear the collective gushing over Google Base, the supposedly soon to be released Google’s web-based database that users can build upon?
“Google Base is Google’s database into which you can add all types of content. We’ll host your content and make it searchable online for free.”
Live-Or-Not-Live status of the product not withstanding, initial [...]

SoonR is one of the companies I wrote about today in The Wireless Report on the Business 2.0 website. SoonR Desktop Agent is a tiny piece of software, aka one of the Google Sidebars that lets you Google your desktop from a mobile phone. You can view or share any of the results [...]