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Google Calendar Some Details

Paul Stone found has some screenshots which show that its not a matter of if, but when Google Calendar launches. I have been trying to nail down the specifics of the calendar for last 15 days, and have found some sketchy details. It has … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #11- Tablet PC demo video

Head over to the podcast website to watch or subscribe below (WMV format, 1024×768, 17.6 MB, 14.5 minutes) In keeping with the Tablet PC demo meme I … Read More »

 
 

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #10

Head over to the podcast web site to listen directly (4.9 MB, 7:00 minutes) It’s been too long since the last audio podcast and I have missed doing them.  This show looks at two events that happened at the CES in Las Vegas that has me … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #9- Treo 700w video review

Head over to the podcast web site to view or download (WMV format, 320×240, 37.5 MB, 23 minutes) Palm has produced the Treo 700w running Windows … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #8- OQO video review

Watch jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #8 on the podcast web site (WMV format, 640×480, 39.5 MB, 9.14 minutes) No you’re not seeing things, well I guess you are … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #7

Head over to the podcast web site to listen 5.8 MB, 8:16 minutes) or Subscribe to jkOnTheRun Audio Edition here (RSS) I am getting ready for the CES in Las Vegas next week and plan to blog and podcast from the show floor the entire … Read More »

Auto-transcribing podcasts?

I think it would be really cool if someone could come up with a way to automatically derive written transcriptions from podcasts. This would work similar to speech recognition programs but it needs to be speaker independent to be effective, kind of like closed-captioning used … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #6

Head over to the show web site to listen directly (5 MB, 7:16 minutes) or Subscribe to jkOnTheRun Audio Edition here (RSS) Today’s show offers up a couple of productivity tips that I think will make your life easier.  One of them is for anybody … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #5

Head over to the podcast web site to download or listen (4.61MB, 6:33 minutes) I just had to talk about the most innovative device to be announced in a long time, the cPC from DualCor Technologies.  Dual-processor, 2 GB of memory, 40 GB hard drive … Read More »

jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #4

Listen or download on the podcast web site- (3.90MB, 5:40 minutes) You’ve all seen those nice screen shots of the Aero Glass interface in Windows Vista.  Is this interface efficient?  Find out why I don’t think so. Enjoy the show and let me know what … Read More »

Meetup at CES?

I will be attending CES from January 4 – 7th and would love to hook up with jkOnTheRun readers who will be there. Drop me a line to let me know and we’ll try to get together. Podcast buddies Kevin Tofel and Dave Ciccone … Read More »

Listen to the show here (8.31 MB, 12 minutes) NEC MobilePro 900 spotted in the wild but sadly, under utilized by the company.  Why do companies deploying mobile technology often only get it half right? Enjoy this show and let me know what you’d like to … Read More »

More Must Reads

Head over to the podcast web site to listen or download (6.05 MB, 8 minutes) or subscribe below On the show today, the Logitech Quickcam for Notebooks Pro is discussed for use with … Read More »

I forgot about Feedburner’s only recognizing posts (and podcasts) that appear on the blog’s front page so I have created a separate site for jkOnTheRun Audio Edition to avoid earlier shows dropping off Feedburner and subsequently iTunes.  Please make a note of the new blog … Read More »

Listen to jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #1   (7.21 MB, 10 minutes) That’s right, you read that correctly, the jkOnTheRun Audio Edition.  I have been kicking the idea around for a while for … Read More »

VoIP Watch reveals that things are a bit more dire than even I had reported earlier. Read More »

One reason why Rupert Murdoch is who he is, is because he has been blessed with this ability to cut through the crap, and get straight to the point. In an article in Wall Street Journal (sub required), he talks about his interest in AOL, … Read More »

Kozoru is one of the “deep web” companies I have written in the past, and you might want to take a look at their first “human” application of their technology. Read More »

Carl Icahn, the great pillager of airlines, seems to have it for Time Warner. The corporate raider who is as savvy about the post-broadband landscape as David Hasselhof is about rap music, wants Time Warner to sell off its cable assets, and get rid of … Read More »

Sprint Nextel Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit against Vonage. Oops…. now Vonage IPO has some problems. Sprint says it has patents, “that protect a series of innovations that enable the processing and delivery of packetized voice and data communications, including Voice over Internet Protocol (“VoIP”) communications. … Read More »

I am taking rest of the day today and tomorrow off…. writing for the magazine and also plan to have a lot of drinks this evening… starting my 365 day countdown to 40….. Update: Thank you all for kind and warm wishes. Russell sent me a … Read More »

Update: Apple is doing the “right thing” and kudos for that! If Bill Gates is letting out a cackle over the recent iPod Nano debacle, one can’t blame him. He has been on the receiving end of consumer ire for a decade now, many of … Read More »

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 »

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