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As device divergence grows, and the Amazon Kindle, is clearly the first market for an ecosystem to develop around on, we'll see inventive ideas come to life. In this case, it's a whiteboard capture and send to Kindle technology that GigaOm's Kevin Tofel has discovered.
Aimed at the education ...
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Call me the rogue agent. The nomad. The wanderer. But do call me connected.
I'm holed up in Madrid, for all the right reasons. It's a great walking town, and I need to walk. It's not Paris, where I have spent far too many days and nights, so despite the allure of Le Web, and 2200 people, ...
Mobile
I've personally experienced Swisscom powered hotels in Barcelona, Paris and even in the USA for the initial eComm event and two years of Office 2.0 in San Francisco, and can without fear express how well their technology deployments of WiFi will work in a hotel setting.
Well now they've ...
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Did you ever want to send a package to someone and not know their "physical" address. It could be someone on your aging AOL buddy list, or even a Twitter Pal. It may be the person who you "met" using Match.com or one of the "social dating sites." Regardless of how you "know" them or how ...
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Pal Alec Saunders has written a very complete review of the Yamaha Sound Gadget which is available on the Skype Store for $199.00 here in the USA and is available around the globe .
The reason I bring this up, is that now more than ever, the expression of GIGO-Garbage In, Garbage Out, could ...
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My all time favorite Travel Critic of All Time, the venerable Joe Brancatelli, who pulls no punches, and always calls them like he see's them, has a two page story in Portfolio Magazine about WiFi in the Sky.
In the story, Joe basically says that the flying public is cheap, and to his ...
