Archive for: December 2005

Now this is just funny. I’m in my Gmail account going through my spam folder when what does Google offer up in that new little bar above your message list? Spam recipes. I get different ones for each page I …

I have a little to say about a lot of things, so bear with me.

Cingular can no longer find friends: This article talks about Cingular terminating their “Location Based Services” on the old AT&T Wireless network. The …

I had a chat with Alec Saunders today about iotum. While he couldn’t demonstrate the relevance engine to me, we did talk about it in more detail.

The main question I had was: how was it going to do …

There are a couple of blog entries now about Google may be acquiring Opera Software ASA, makers of the Opera web browser. If Google’s platform is the web browser, why not own one? Opera doesn’t have a …

Matthew Gast, a friend of mine whom wrote the book on WiFi, wrote a very interesting article that asks the musical question: How Many Voice Callers Fit on …

This evening, I was trying to look for a new ringtone for my new Nokia 6102. For giggles, I fired up the web browser on the phone and looked at Cingular’s Ringtone Store. The selection was alright, but what hit

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Michael Robertson just announced that 1 cent a minute calling is now a reality on Gizmo Project, beating Yahoo to the punch (though Yahoo announced their VoIP plans today). He also announced here that, shortly anyway, incoming numbers …

While I am frequently one to do things from my mobile phone “because I can, damnit,” even I have to shake my head at this news story that Sprint Nextel is going to offer full-length movies via their network. …

One of the many things that got lost in the shuffle of last week was FWD announcing they are deploying iotum’s Relevance Engine. It got some notice in the blogosphere. I noticed–heck I was forwarded a …

I’ve spent a lot of this week fixing things like databases, mail servers, customer issues, and who knows what else. Meanwhile, a lot has happened this week in the world of VoIP. Let me peck out some quick thoughts:

Reports of

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