Two of my favorite Tablet PC blogs had a Happy first Birthday in the last few days. The Student Tablet PC blog is a must stop for all students and really anyone who owns a Tablet PC. Life on the Wicked Stage … Read More »
Archive for December 2005
Tom’s hardware have a good overview of the roadmap for future Intel CPUs, which undoubtedly will have a knock on effect on the CPUs that Apple will use and the types of device we can expect to see. Read More »
Given all the recent activity in the US around the concept of four-play (a combination of voice, video, data and wireless) services, it was only a matter of time before other countries jumped into the fray. The Telegraph reports that Richard Branson will merge his … Read More »
It was only a matter of time before we saw some kind of a backlash on the New Orleans wide Free WiFi network. The Washington Post reports that BellSouth has withdrawn its offer to give one of its damaged buildings that was a possible site of … Read More »
The New York Times in its weekly What’s Online picked up the hotly debated issue of Eyeballs versus Revenues, as sparked by my Business 2.0 story, Return of the Monetized Eyeballs, and Jason Calacanis’ reaction to it. (Here is what Jason has … Read More »
VoIP Watch reveals that things are a bit more dire than even I had reported earlier. Read More »
One of the preventive maintenance steps I recommend frequently is to regularly defrag your hard drive. This is especially important for mobile PCs as they usually have slower hard drives that really affect performance as the hard drive fragments. The computer will run … Read More »
MoTR 10 is 33:24 minutes long and is a 23 MB file in MP3 format. Head over to the MobileTechRoundup web site to listen or download directly. INTRO: Based on “Time … Read More »
Blog Daddy says Sometimes Blog is Not a Blog. Particularly The Huff-Puff Post. Paul K thinks Jorn Barger is making a good point. Read More »
If you are looking for some good indie music but hate DRM then check out eMusic. They work on a subscription model with three levels of participation: eMusic Basic: $9.99 per month/40 downloads eMusic Plus: $14.99 per month/65 downloads eMusic Premium: $19.99 per month/90 downloads … Read More »
The Geek Gorgeous Calendar featuring Women in Technology. Come on …. what are the odds they work in Technology… despite what their bio says! They are for real, says Ms. June and calendar producer Lilac Mohr. Man do I have a big foot … Read More »
Alcatel, AT&T and Telmex have done what amounts to a quasi-takeover of 2Wire, a San Jose-based DSL modem maker with plans to deliver a triple set-top box. In a news release this morning, Alcatel and 2Wire announced that the french company was taking a 25% … Read More »
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