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Airport Broadband at San Diego Airport Part Two
I'm on my way to the Bay Area for a week's worth of meetings, meet up and to also assist winemaker friend Sylvain Fadat of Domaine d'Aupilhac on Monday at the annual Kermit Lynch Client event that starts tonight. As I await my slightly delayed Southwest flight to SFO I ran a fast speed test. Download 14403kb/s Upload 8359 kb/s To me, that rocks and shows that making pointed comments directly to the airport management as I have really didn't fall on deaf ears.
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More UK Hotspots Get WiFi
It looks like BT's OpenZone has added Starbucks rival Caffe Nero to their growing list of locations. I've been in Caffe Nero and enjoyed their coffee more. Now I'll have one more reason to linger around the storefront cafes when in London.
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Lypp and WebEx Collaborate
Pal Erik Lagerway (SipThat) informs us that the soft-launch of the Lypp and WebEx collaboration suite is out for the masses.
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Esme Dumps Her Dell, Office is Next
Esme Vos and I share alot of the same viewpoints. We both like posh hotels, fine dining, travel, wireless and on MuniWireless. Today when I saw her post about going non-PC, I couldn't agree more. This is more about going less Microsoft. Basically as more and more of us live connected to the cloud and as Mac and Linux users figure out that first before the Windoze crowd wakes up, you'll find more of the tastemakers moving in that direction. On my Asus eee PC I use Open Office, Thunderbird and Mozilla. On the Mac I'm using Mailplane and Google Mail for a cloned account of my Exchange server. At week five of my experiment I'm relying less and less...
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New VoIP and Presence Applications for Symbian Series 60 Phones, New Phone from Nokia Too
Octro Talk is a new voip and presence application that works on Symbian Series 60 phones. What's more interesting to me is that client Nokia has introduced the new 6300i that includes more than a SIP stack. They included a full SIP based VoIP client that is easily configurable. That means users of SIP based VoIP who are able to obtain their SIP credentials from the carrier can be totting around a VoIP phone that works over WiFi. The phone, which will retail for less than $300 doesn't have 3G capability. A third company, Tpad has introduced a Truphone like clone that takes advantage of the stack already present in the N and E Series devices to create a full...
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