Credit: Philip M. Parker Parker shows a book being created. Using a little bit of artificial intelligence, a computer program has been created that mimics the thought process of someone who would be responsible for doing such a study link » It will then open a Word document and export the information into Word, just […]
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The Day The Routers Died…
Cool Musical commentary from the RIPE meeting :-)
The future of Touchscreen
Phones/PDA that comes with a touchscreen usually comes with a stylus. As such, the user interface for such touchscreen devices assume you always work with a stylus. It requires at least two hand to use which means you cannot use it while walking (usually carrying a bag) or driving. There are devices that does not […]
Asia: Broadband and US: 700Mhz
I met up with Dewayne two weeks ago in San Jose. Part of our conversations are (somewhat) confidential so I won’t talk about it here. But two things I like to share here. 1. There is a general mis-perception that broadband is cheaper in Asia than US. ITU recently publishes the cost of broadband on […]
Blogging about VoIP
During coffee last week, Om Malik said to me “You haven’t blog about VoIP for a while…” We know each another when we were invited to be on the blogger panel at VON several years ago. Om, now has a blogging empire, in all business and tech (not just VoIP). I replied him “There isn’t […]
San Francisco to Palo Alto
Had a wonderful lunch with Phil Wolff and David Beckemeyer at the Silk. I haven’t have so much fun having conversation talking about voip for a while. The industry landscape has changed a lot bu certainly lots of moving. But one take away from lunch is no one has found the “killer” in VoIP yet. […]
Techcrunch40
Techcrunch already has a great coverage of the Techcrunch40 event so it is pointless for me to repeat here. Beside, I was busy running around, speaking to people, catching up with old friends and making a lot of new ones and not really paying attention. So instead, I will cover a few companies I saw […]
What percent of your monthly income do you pay for broadband?
I am at Techcrunch40 (will blog about it later) but like to share this now via Phil Wolff Disparity between broadband haves and have-nots limit and focus Skype’s market opportunity. Frank Bures’ Wired magazine story looks at Internet Telecommunications Union data to compare raw prices of 100 Kbps broadband access by country. In some parts […]
Wired Nextfest
This is going to be a very long post based on the 250 photos and a dozen of Youtube clips I just uploaded.
Visit to Geni
I visited Geni.com on their invitation yesterday. The first time I come across Geni was on Techcrunch when it amazed everyone with a US$100M for a 7-weeks old company. They are founded by a bunch of ex-Paypal and eBay employees. I finally got around playing with their tool and I have to say I am […]