Life, Connected by Ozzie Diaz
Today there was an article in FierceBroadbandWireless on T-Mobile's release of a 3G/WiFi "docking station" for the 3G modem. BTW, this is not T-Mobile USA, although I can imagine it would be a good offering for TMO USA sometime during the
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So we have a continuation of the saga of the effects of wireless radiation on the human body. Just today, an article by FierceWireless on a study from the Center for Reproductive Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic (yes, that's Reproductive) states that
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This will actually be my shortest post to-date. Rather than write about the commentary I have on Andy Seybold's Fierce MobileContent, "Wireless Phones are more than mobile phones", I'm going to use a new cool tool a friend turned me
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In an article today on WiMax Trends Newsletter , there was a website leak from Clearwire's website discovered by a reader from Engadget Mobile on the Xohm WiMax devices. According to the article, the devices are: Nokia's N810 WiMAX Edition. XOHM
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I’ve written a bit about per-device data plans being a pain (especially for those of us with multiple devices) and roaming rates. Just today Joannie Wexler of NetworkWorld published an article on the nightmarish bills received by some executives from
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So the iPhone nano rumor has surfaced in the UK, according to London's Daily Mail (also in CNN Money ). Apparently the iPhone nano will be available this coming Christmas from O2 for about 150 British Pounds. No other details are available. Don't
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The new iPhone 3G has logged over 1M unit sales this past weekend as some of us spent a "bit" of time lining up for one. I was in line on Friday morning for about 2 hours when at approximately 10:30am the AT&T store in the mid-peninsula
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FierceMobileContent published an article today about a report from Pioneer Consulting discussing how mobile operators are facing peer-to-peer pressure. Specifically they refer to the incredible growth in user-generated content on mobile phones and people
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I’ve written about femtocells in the past, but not about how impressed I was with some of the early usages for them. However recently there was a writeup in FierceWireless on Comcast’s announcement of their planned deployment of femtocells from Clearwire
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Wow, it's been a long break due to ton's of stuff at work and most recently a 2 week vacation in Europe. The European trip was AWESOME! My wife and I went to Ireland, France, and Italy. It was a great itinerary, the weather was pretty good, and
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This morning in an article on Fierce BroadbandWireless , Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA) is introducing the Wireless International Nationwide for Families Act as legislation driving the FCC to auction the 2155 – 2180 MHz spectrum for a “free wireless broadband
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I wrote about the femtocell phenomenon on my 27 Sept 2007 blog posting and how femtocells relate to WiFi access points, who will provide wireless communications in our homes, and how will these offers be priced. Well, to throw more fuel on the fire, Verizon
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Today I attended Verizon’s Open Developer Initiative (ODI) conference to kickoff what amounts to the ecosystem development of their open network initiative announced a few months ago. I would say that I did not know what to expect of the conference but
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Remember what KISS stood for? There was a time when the KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) principle actually stood for something and was always top of mind. Much of the high tech industry departed from that but lately there's been a significant reemphasis
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We’ve all experienced this situation before. Yesterday my wife and I left the house to go pickup a couple of Starbucks coffees (sorry for the frivolous product pitch) before our drive through the mountains and along the coast in the San Francisco bay
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