Nokia MOSH Now Without Password
Nokia’s MOSH service is now available–without the ALL ACCESS password. Maybe if it integrated into, oh, I dunno, the Online Share application present on all the Nokia Nseries devices, I might …
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Cell Phone Contracts Not In Your Best Interest
23 August 2007 My WOMWorld Tale
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22 August 2007 Questions Regarding The Nokia N800 and TetheringIn my post comparing the Nokia N800 to an Apple iPhone, I got an interesting question I thought was worth answering in a blog post: Do I have to buy a special phone or subscribe to a certain phone provider? Answers after the jump. 21 August 2007 VKernel: Reporting and Chargebacks for Virtual MachinesI got a comment in my VMware post from a company that makes a tool called VKernel. It makes it possible to report on VM usage in the VMware ESX Server and provide a mechanism to do chargebacks, i.e. …
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20 August 2007 Comcast Considers Top 0.01% of Bandwidth Users for Termination
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19 August 2007 The Week in PhoneBoy 19 August 2007
Here’s my dispatches this week: Detergentless Washing Machine (From The Gadgets Weblog)
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18 August 2007 AutoProfiles Actually Works With Calendar
Mail For Exchange Goes 2.0
Mail for Exchange (MfE) is an application that lets you synchronize your Nokia Eseries and selected Nokia Nseries devices with … A Word on SightSpeed’s Upcoming SMB Product
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