Archive for: February 2008

Given the announcements earlier this week that Sprint rivals Verizon Wireless, AT&T, and T-Mobile just announced, we haven’t really heard from Sprint on what they plan to do. They’ve announced a $120 all-you-can-eat …

Why would I find a service that sends you (or someone you know) an SMS creepy? Well, because it has to use GPS to know where you are!

Leo Blanco over at The Mobile …

If you haven’t been following the various tech blogs over the past 24 hours or so, you’ve missed out on the announcements about Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile all offering “unlimited voice …

As you probably know, I have managed to get a script someone else originally wrote working with more recent versions of WordPress and Nokia devices. In short, the …

I just read a thought-provoking piece about how Nokia’s S60 platform is not exactly the paragon of a great operating system. The authors think that S60 is “confusing, obscure, constantly changing and …

It’s nice to be back in warmer weather (about 48F/9C). Ottawa was buried in snow, and the temps were generally well below freezing.

It seems that upgrading to Online Share 3.0 made

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While Lee Dryburgh, the heart and soul behind the upcoming eComm conference in Mountain View, CA, thinks that the telecom industry needs to wake up, I would be just as happy if today’s telecoms became nothing more than …

Let’s face it, I am probably more accessible than most people that work in my team, despite working out of my home office. My phone is on all the time. I am …

If you’re a company trying to engage the blogosphere, one of the things you should look closely at is having your own blog. With that in mind, the folks responsible for VMware …

Last night, I decided to install Share Online 3.0 onto my Nokia N95. In some ways, I’m glad I made this jump and in …