Monthly Archives: September 2003

500kbps in San Diego

Bugwart points to a report from Deutsche Bank on the 1xEV-DO rollout in San Diego (thanks to Emory for calling my attention to this). The report touches on a number of things 3G, and is well worth a read. I … Continue reading

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Free WiFi in RI

Jim Bray: “I was biking around Newport recently and noticed a sign in the window of the Steaming Bean Cafe saying they had free WiFi. Blossom’s Cafe out in Greenville, RI also offers this.” (must… resist… calling it The Streaming … Continue reading

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Managed Code Better than Sex?

A great review of Shared Source CLI Essentials just appeared on Amazon: “Well, there I was sitting on my bed with my new book. I opened the first page and didn’t surface again for 9 days; it’s that good i … Continue reading

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Recharge AA batteries in 15 minutes?

Gizmodo: “the I-C3, a new recharger from Rayovac that can power up a pair of AA batteries in fifteen minutes”

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Kaleidoscope, eh?

Gizmodo: Nokia Stuns Everyone

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Where Do You Drink?

Werner Vogels: “And now for something completely different: The Social Issues Research Center in Oxford, UK has released an absolutely marvelous online guide to British pub etiquette…”

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15 inch Powerbook Verdict

James Duncan Davidson has written up his thoughts on the new 15 inch Powerbook. One complaint, many positives.

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Building the worldwide camera phone business

Reiter’s Wireless Data Web Log: “There still are many people who don’t believe camera phones will spark huge business opportunities. I call these people….wrong! They don’t get it. They don’t see what’s already happening and they can’t see what will … Continue reading

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Wi-Fi in Cincinnati Delta Terminal

T-Mobile has a hotspot here in one of those fancy airport lounges that I’ve never been into. I can pick up a weak signal that drops in and out in the food court area, but that was no good, so … Continue reading

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Nokia 3650 as a Mobile Office

Russell Beattie has written a great piece on Using your Nokia 3650 as a Portable Office.

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