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Wifi Phones without Wireless Plans: SIP & Google Voice
It all started this weekend when my two week old Droid X had a camera malfunction. It showed no input, no matter what me or the helpful Verizon tech guy did. All we got was a blank image with the…
Optimal Dynamic Network Paths, why current wireless Internet frameworks fail
Mobile vs. Internet Communication, we share one Internet split by greed
Current wireless Internet providers use a single service provider or access point to the full Internet backbone. Whether you’re on AT&Ts network through your iPhone, or Verizon’s network for…
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Tagged collaboration, communication, design, open spectrum, web/tech
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Apple & AT&T are Pulling a Thelma & Louise

There they go! But at least they’re happy.
(pardon a little geek rage but I find nothing more frustrating then when company’s make boneheaded business decisions)
A Mock Business Strategy Meeting Between Apple
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Tagged apple, at&t, corporate culture, design, iPhone, open spectrum, Smartphone, web/tech
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How Web Marketing Will Effect the Media Author of the Future
What’s the Relation Between Creating Content and Marketing?
It is a simple question that has complex ties…
Sick and tired of paying extra for voice and sms text message data!
What spark will ignite companies to bypass the wireless broadband providers choke hold? It’s time to focus our national resources (in this case bandwidth) on innovating high speed internet for the entire nation. All parts of America need some good…


