Month: April 2006
In Tokyo
Okay, I have to eat my words: 13 base stations around my house isnt really that bad because this is what you get in downtown Tokyo. 46 base stations! O_O Yes, I am in Tokyo right now. Tokyo is one of my favourite city (not the cost of living tho). I always like Japanese people […]
Wireless for Everyone
On the trip in Cambodia, Boon Leong related to me a story about Michael Yap making a comment to the press along the line “the government should give email to everyone in Singapore”. We were impressed that Minister Dr. Lee actually took time to respond to him (along the line, we don’t need to give […]
Powell Warns Net Neutrologists Not to Be Naive
Just got this email reporting the speech made by former FCC Chairman @ F2C organized by David Isenberg Former FCC chairman Michael Powell is up on the stage at the Freedom to Connect conference right now, and he warns the tech elite crowd here not to be naive about the dangers of asking Congress for […]
Spyware for your Phone
During the trip in Vietnam, I talked about Spyware and Malware coming to mobile phone. First Trojan Spy for Symbian Phones (via F-Secure Weblog). Man, wasn’t that fast? Today we heard of a rather interesting new Symbian malware application named Flexispy.A. It’s a Symbian trojan spy that records information about the victim’s phone calls and […]