Alcatel and Lucent Technologies have finally decided to tie the knot and merge their two companies, in what amounts to be a gigantic first step in the telecom hardware consolidation. The combined company will have a market capitalization of $36 billion, and will have sales of… Read More »
Archive for April, 2006
By Jackson West In the fight to increase profit margins on cell phone accounts, Promptu offers carriers a new weapon — voice search for premium content. The rebranded company, formerly known as AgileTV, is expanding their original technology developed for navigating cable television content to the… Read More »
By Jackson West When he’s not busy having lunch with Microsoft multi-billionaire Bill Gates, Albert Lai is a passionate evangelist for his product, BubbleShare. The software, which allows you to quickly and easily create photo slide shows with voice and text notes and narration, is an… Read More »
This April count on two things – taxes and David Isenberg’s Freedom2Connect conference, where I can almost guarantee that network neutrality will be a big issue, discussed over drinks, coffee, in the lobby, and oh on stage. The event kicks off tomorrow, and while I was… Read More »
03-31-2006 – Dial Meez To Pimp Your Virtual Self03-31-2006 – HDTV Gone Wireless03-31-2006 – Facebook: $750 million or $2 Billion03-31-2006 – Get TalQing with GTalk03-31-2006 – A Quick 30Boxes Update 03-30-2006 – Cool.Prepaid: Shaken & Stirred03-30-2006 – Vonage, Selling Itself?03-29-2006 – Desktop Returns, On The Web Of… Read More »
Apple’s iFox, an Origami competitor? Read More »
