CNET has a video overview of the upcoming MSN-TV in-car service that will debut around July 2006. The initial service will use EVDO via Verizon and will place an EVDO junction box in the car that creates a mobile hotspot that will provide complete … Read More »
Archive for March 2006
Spb Softwarehouse has announced the release of a new version of the interesting Windows Mobile game, Spb AirIslands. The new version adds specific support for square screens including the Treo 700w. AirIslands is a lot of fun to play, I’ve been playing it for a … Read More »
Web 2.0 which I define as ability to do a lot more with a lot less inside of a web browser – and the ensuing funding madness has finally started to go global – albeit very slowly. Netvibes, a Paris-based start-up last week raised a … Read More »
Mac OS X is five years old this month, and Apple’s gone through five revisions to this OS (counting the Public Beta) with a sixth on the way. Remember when the latest and greatest OS from Apple had a desktop that looked like this? I remember … Read More »
Hugo Ortega is a man on a mission, no, obsessed with getting Toshiba Australia to admit there is an Origami device in the works. Here’s his latest recount of the continued efforts to track down some confirmation. Related posts: Finally, we can call them Origamis; … Read More »
I am not the only blogger that is struggling with each post about the Ultra-Mobile PC/ UMPC/ Origami. We have to mention all three of these names to make sure everyone knows what we are talking about. Not anymore, thanks to Bill Gates. Bill was interviewed … Read More »
Lora Heiny of What Is New has published a short video of her niece having fun with a TabletKiosk Origami/ UMPC. The video shows the TK up close and personal and provides some insights from someone who has used it for a bit. … Read More »
A few weeks ago we carried a piece called, the New Office Space – a round up of cafes in San Francisco where Baristas brew a mean cuppa joe, and WiFi is free. This heady mix results in great ideas and cool products. Ask Kevin … Read More »
With the telecom service providers contracting faster than a bride’s waist in weeks leading up to a wedding, it should come as no surprise to anyone that Lucent and Alcatel are entertaining thoughts of a $33 billion merger, that would combine two of the biggest equipment … Read More »
Another week, another Podsession. This week, Niall and I ask the dreaded question: Are portals back in fashion? After all, despite what you may say, the launch of Google Finance, is the latest of many steps the search company has taken towards a full blown … Read More »
A Chinese company, YellowSheepRiver, has released the Municator, a $146 Linux based computer roughly the size of a VHS cassette, if you remember those. The system will connect to both monitors and TVs and sports a 400/ 800 MHz Godson processor, a 40 GB hard … Read More »
A few months after we saw the launch of 3Bubbles, here comes a new chat tool for blogs, Mobber. Essentially you create a profile, upload a little photo, and if you show up at a site that has Mobber-code (tiny bit of Javascript really) embedded, … Read More »
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