Archive for: February 2006

From my point of view, Nokia clearly is a prominent brand at Cingular and, to a lesser extent, T-Mobile. Nokia hardly makes a presence in Sprint, Verizon, and other CDMA carriers I have seen, and even so, it’s little more …

As someone who works with VoIP equipment a bit more closely than many people, I have seen many different provisioning schemes. I will admit, my favorite scheme to date is the one originally implemented by Sipura, which is now owned …

Or at least he doesn’t VoIP when on the road and he needs to do a KenRadio show.

I am staying at the Club Quarters in downtown Chicago. The hotel, like most these days, provides free Internet, in …

I consider myself lucky. Between my specific needs and the gadgets I have, I almost never have to pull out my laptop when I am on the plane. Pretty much all the tasks I do can be done with the

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At the moment, I am using a gadget that, while announced complete with pictures, is not released yet. I don’t want to publicly disclose what gadget this is just yet, but I would like to talk about using beta gadgets

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I was asked recently to make a list of all the gear I was given by Voxilla. While I won’t regurgitate the complete list here, it did make me stop and think just how much electronics I have in my …

Later this week, I am flying to Chicago to take a class on Product Management. Now I’ve spent the past several years of my support career dealing with Product Management, so I have a vague idea of what they do. …

I know a few days ago I talked about how mobile carriers have a long way to go to make wireless data ubiquitous. Andy makes a point that the customer support for it isn't there either.
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Right now I frequently find I have to carry two cell phones around–one for voice and one for data. The main reason for this has more to do with Cingular than anything else, mostly because they insist on restricting access …

Ted wondered why I hadn’t commented on the Vonage IPO yet.

The only reason I think this IPO might matter is that helps to legitimize VoIP in the eyes of Joe Sixpack and Joe Executive. I’m anything …