Archive for: October 2006

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I'm about to head off to Finland. I'm taking "extra stuff" so that I can watch lots of video on

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My friends at SightSpeed are smart people. Aswath Rao is also a smart dude. And, of course, it took a smart guy like Aswath to get to the bottom of something I remember seeing in "release note" or

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Here's today's smathering of web goodness:

Network2.tv: This is a story that's been a while in the making, but Jeff Pulver emailed a bunch of us VoIP bloggers about it recently. It's gotten some play in the

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Om points out it's possible to post blog posts from WritelyGoogle Docs & Spreadsheets. Being someone who likes to play with new things, I figured I'd give it a shot. I use Google for

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For the uninitiated, Twitter allows you to send a message to a short code in the US (40404), which will then relay that message to your "buddies," who subscribe to your presence. Conversely, when they send updates to Twitter,

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Engadget Mobile put out an interesting piece on how Sprint is getting sued under California state law for locking handsets to their network, not providing a way to unlock said handsets, and failing to disclose this fact to customers.

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Whenever one company announces an agreement to buy another, many places speak about the deal as if it's already happened, at least in the headlines. The latest example of this? Why of course the Google/YouTube transaction, which hasn't happened

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For the next few months, I am taking Mondays off of work. This is to burn up all the vacation time I have. This will cut into my blogging time, so expect to see fewer posts on Mondays until 2007.

Later

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Ted asks the musical question: should we care about UMA? Here is what, in my mind, makes UMA cool.

Makes Fixed-Mobile Convergence Possible: Not all office buildings have great mobile phone coverage. The odds of a mobile carrier addressing that

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Andy went on a tear yesterday about his abysmal experience with getting T-Mobile to fix a problem with his Blackberry. The blogosphere piled on with comments. Alec Saunders says:

The customer would be best served by having an unlocked

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