Category: travel

I frequently hear the result of Andy Abramson’s lousy hotel broadband on KenRadio. While I usually know better than to try and do VoIP over my hotel broadband, the fact …

I did not get to experience the entire VON.x show this week, as I had to spend some time in the office. After all, work did pay for this trip to the Bay Area. However, I did get to experience …

A while ago, I had purchased a Linksys WTR54GS as a travel companion. It is a fairly serviceable …

I realized the other day that I have spent far more time working at home than I have ever spent working in an office. I am a full-time telecommuter, and it …

Let’s face it, I am probably more accessible than most people that work in my team, despite working out of my home office. My phone is on all the time. I am …

Given that I carry a couple of different Internet-enabled phones when I travel–one even has the Nokia Maps application on it–you might wonder why I go through the trouble …

As I usually do within 24 hours of boarding a flight, I go to the appropriate airline’s website and print out a boarding pass. It saves a heck of a lot …

One of the things I hate about traveling to Ottawa is that there is no direct flights from Seattle. Last time I went, I avoided the dreaded O’Hare airport by flying through Vancouver there and Toronto on the way back. …

Devices with cellular, WiFi, and/or bluetooth radios can only be used on a commercial airline flight–in the US anyway–if the device can be switched into what is referred to as Flight Mode. …

The folks at Creative Weblogging–the people behind Gadgets Weblog, VoIP Weblog, and a slew of others, were serving up a “compromised” creative–a ad with malicious intent. In short, what it …