Raise your hand if you watched MTV last night at 7:30 to catch the XBOX 360 unveiling. I Tivo’d it and watched it later on. Wow. This is looking ridiculously incredible. Some quick specs go like this: IBM PowerPC based CPU with three cores at 3.2 […] Read more »
Lisa Gade of MobileTechReviews has taken a long hands-on look at the Fujitsu Lifebook T4010 Tablet PC and has published a thorough review of the convertible. The T4010 has a fast processor, big hard drive and a 12.1" screen. How does the Fujitsu stand up? Internal […] Read more »
The Huffington Post has become home for all sorts of drivel, including this garbage from Maxim UK editor Greg Gutfeld. Read more »
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MPAA targets six Bittorrent TV Sites, in a bit to lose a handful of remaining viewers they have for their lousy shows. ShunTV, Zonatracker, Btefnet, Scifi-Classics, CDDVDHeaven and Bragginrights have been sued. via Read more »
Now that I have been using the HP tc1100 for a few days I thought it time to share the details about the Tablet configuration I opted for and also some key accessories that I have incorporated into my daily work routine. The tc1100 is extremely […] Read more »
If you happen to have a PC with no hard disk activity light you often are wondering what might be happening on your system, especially if your hard drive is very quiet. The lack of an indicator light is the only beef I have with the […] Read more »
Dell just came out with its fiscal first quarter 2006 results. One word: spectacular. Sales of $13.39 billion, and a net profit of $934 million (37 cents a share.) Dell’s gross margin was huge $2.491 billion. Dell results show that you need to be massive in […] Read more »
I finally got a chance to play around with Yahoo Music, and after reflecting on this for a while, I have come to few conclusions. This clearly is bad news for others who are playing in the subscription space, and it is not going to have […] Read more »
Incumbent telecoms will be watched like a hawk, lest they try and use predatory pricing to lock out upstarts in the VoIP market place. Bell Canada and Telus are clearly upset, but CRTC chairman Charles Dalfen told Globe & Technology, “This is precisely the moment when […] Read more »
Its all about the ATAs really. UTStarcom is actually announcing a brand new line of VoIP products for residential and enterprise markets. eLec is buying some of it as well. What will happen to other equipment vendors, now that the Asian vendors are getting serious about […] Read more »
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James Enck on why things are getting really ugly at Deutsche Telekom. He describes that things are “messy, confusing, and not terribly inspiring. Management were frank in admitting that DSL unbundlers are pressurizing the voice market, as I expected already. Sipgate’s 100k, plus maybe 300 – […] Read more »
LCD-TVs are hot. And while you would expect the usual suspects like Toshiba and Sony to be in the top three of these cutting edge products, the market reality is quite different. Topping the charts with the latest market share, according to iSuppli in Q4 2004 […] Read more »
In the words of great Yogi Berra (Happy 80th Yogi), it ain’t over till its over. Looks like MCI shareholders owning at least 20 percent of the company plan to withhold votes for directors at next week’s annual meeting to protest the board’s decision to accept […] Read more »
Rafat’s mega-empire grows. He has launched ContentSutra a blog for digital media professionals in U.S., Europe and around the world, looking to expand, invest, or better understand the Indian market. Don’t worry – this a workspace friendly site. via PaidContent.org Read more »
Acq-hire – fits nice with my theme of micro-start-ups, that are built, and then flipped. via Read more »
Now this might come as a surprise to many, but the number of communities with fiber-to-the-home has gone up sharply in past 15 months or so, according to a study by TIA. I am going call these fiberhoods. Research results released today show that fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) […] Read more »
Steve Richards was a man on a mission- his daughter has a medical condition that makes her hands cold, stiff and generally makes it hard for her to haul her books around the school. Steve knew that a Tablet PC with scanned textbooks would make it […] Read more »
For starters, guys I would like to say, that I am not making this up. A San Diego-start-up, Nethercomm Corp., which has no trial partners or no known venture capital backers, is promising that it can deliver up to 10 gigabits per second broadband using natural […] Read more »
Rejoice people, for now you can get a one megabit down/256 kbps up service from MetroFi’s in 75% of Cupertino, California – world famous for being home to Apple Computer. Read more »
Thanks to Wavelength, which is selling a $34.95 a month package, with speeds of upto 1.5 megabits per second. The real reason the service was launched is because Greene County school system gave out “2,000 laptop computers into the hands of students through the Apple iBook […] Read more »
I am sitting in a Chinese restaurant near my house, having just finished a very nice rendition of General Tso’s Chicken, and rocking along with email and web work at over 500 kbps. No, the restaurant doesn’t have WiFi, there’s not even a network showing up […] Read more »
Texas Instruments’ despite its best efforts is not making enough money in the hot market for broadband related chips. Or so was the message at company’s analyst day, according to analysts. But TI wants to change that, and will work on boosting its profitability. For instance, […] Read more »
Alternatively, how not to do your home page, especially when the world is going all minimalistic. via Read more »
Yahoo Music has resulted in a lot of fuss (most complete coverage on PaidContent) and violent reactions on the stock market. Just would like to point out things which make it a difficult pill to swallow for now – it works only on Windows XP, it […] Read more »
VoIP service provider, Broadvoice recent service outages are the result of an unresolved year old dispute with one of the provider’s carriers, according to a letter of apology to Broadvoice customers by company President & CEO David Epstein. Some believe that carrier is none other than […] Read more »
The fact that we need to use a PC to make our digital portable players – audio and video – become part of our lives is the main reason why the wide-scale adoption hasn’t happened. And perhaps its time for us to cut that umbilical cord. […] Read more »
Information Week quotes Gartner analyst Allen Weiner, “Google’s Web Accelerator will help speed searches via dial-up, but it is unnecessary for broadband users. Web accelerators were hot topics years ago, when many users were surfing the Web via dial-up connections. Today, with the popularity of broadband, […] Read more »
The cool onscreen keyboard for the Sony U that I reviewed a while ago has now been released. UBoard is a user configurable keyboard that can be operated as an onscreen thumb board ad the author has decided to make it available as donation ware. The […] Read more »
SBC, the last holdout has decided that it is going to open its 911 infrastructure to VoIP providers. Verizon, BellSouth and Qwest are pretty much on board. Andy worries about 911 and its impact on Vonage. Read more »
Google, keeping up its tradition of surprising everyone with out-of-the-left-field acqusitions have acquired New York-based Dodgeball, which is a mobile hook-up service. The two-person start-up is part of un-VC efforts that got rewarded. “As a two-person team, Alex and I have taken dodgeball about a far […] Read more »
Talk about having a really bad day! Yahoo’s entry into the music business pummeled Napster – its stock skidded 30% for the day. What hasn’t helped the matters is that despite rising revenues, Napster is losing money faster than Jason Giambi is losing his bat speed. […] Read more »
VoIP will spill over into mainstream US residential household and businesses by 2006, according to a new eMarketer report. Currently, the number of US VoIP subscribers is small, with varying estimates predicting between 2.8 million and 6.7 million residential VoIP lines in use by the end […] Read more »
Pioneer Long Distance, a subsidiary of Pioneer Telephone Cooperative of Oklahoma is all set to launch an IPTV service over its network, and will soon offer triple play packages to 33,000 homes. They will be using technology from Entone, which makes personal video content hardware and […] Read more »
“There were a lot of people who jumped in — I think the barriers to entry were pretty low — but I think a lot of them are now running after shrinking dollars,” Katie Griffin, VOIP analyst at The Yankee Group in Light Reading. Light Reading […] Read more »
I received the following email from Ken Hong, a jkOnTheRun reader and podcast listener who has been working in Asia for the past few years. Ken wants to know where mobile technology is heading and why he does not see any Tablet PCs nor PDAs throughout […] Read more »
Secunia has just issued an alert for major security hole in iTunes. They are advising, upgrade to 4.8. Read more »
David Isenberg writes, “Maybe there’s a better name for the practice of push polling. Maybe it should be called, “Fraudulently, deceptively and systematically planting damaging misinformation.” On the other hand, considering one slang meaning of “push,” maybe not. The opponents of Lafayette, Louisiana’s municipal FTTH project […] Read more »
Business 2.0 On May 7, Google (GOOG), perhaps the most indispensable online utility, went offline. Its dependents were immediately complaining in every forum they could find about their lack of access to search tools, Gmail accounts, and Google News. When Google came back online, after a […] Read more »
First off – sorry to all my loyal readers (I know, but at least I realize I’m delusional) that I’ve been quiet for the past week or so. I was off in Mexico with no connections whatsoever to the outside world. It was actually kind of […] Read more »
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