Chris Gilmer , Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

San Francisco’s municipal WiFi plans look like they are up in the air again. The first time saw concerns about privacy, quality and health, and now it looks like its about money. The plan which started in 2004 has hit some snags again recently, causing Earthlink to re-look their stance and money making opportunities with [...]

Filed under: Internet, WiFi, Wireless by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Friday, July 27th, 2007

A new study put out by AOL shows us what we know to be true, we are addicted to email. Like we didnt know that, but thanks for making it official.
As more and more devices are built with connecting to email in mind, like Blackberry’s and the iPhone, users are taking advantage of this and [...]

Filed under: Email, Mobile by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

The world is finally adapting to the power of open wireless signals. London is the next major city to adopt free public wireless internet access.
Free-Hotspot.com is the group behind this move. They are also a hub resource for people looking to connect to a wireless signal. Free-Hotspot and a network infrastructure firm called MeshHopper [...]

Filed under: Hot Spot, WiFi, Wireless by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

The good the bad and the ugly about Google’s latest mobile application.
Google is almost always at the forefront of mobile technologies that get provided to the masses. Yahoo is by far the leader here with their Yahoo Go for mobile. Nonetheless, its great when Google taps into the powers of their online tools, and feeds [...]

Filed under: Calendar, Mobile, Mobile Applications, Organization by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

Counting down the minutes, or hours, until your flight lands so you can get work done? Count no more if you’re taking a Qantas flight.
Qantas has announced that by August 2008 its new Airbus A380’s will feature satellite based internet access. There has been no pricing structure set for the service as of yet, [...]

Filed under: Internet, Travel, WiFi by Chris Gilmer
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