The 34th Carnival is at the World Wireless Forum, so hop over and have a read. In particular, don’t forget to vote for the best post of the month on the Carnival of the Mobilists Website. Go on, make a blogger’s day and they’ll win $250, courtesy¬†of the nice people at Khosla Ventures. If you’re […]
The Carnival is at World Wireless Forum
by Russell Buckley on 30. Jun, 2006 in Carnival of the Mobilists
Catching Up With Orb
by Russell Buckley on 29. Jun, 2006 in Analysis
I wrote about Orb back in April after CTIA, so it was good to catch up with Ian McCarthy, Orb’s VP, Product Marketing today. If you don’t remember the original post, Orb make a free app that sits on your PC that then enables you to stream anything you have on it to your mobile. […]
Xero – We Told You So
by Russell Buckley on 28. Jun, 2006 in Analysis
Since Carlo is off taking a well earned break at the moment, I thought I’d take over as our resident Gizmondo/Xero correspondent to announce that the SEC is already investigating Xero, according to Moco News. Xero, in case you missed it, is the semi-pheonix operation that rose out of the insane Gizmondo company that was […]
The Death of Intel
by Russell Buckley on 28. Jun, 2006 in Analysis, Announcements
What would you think about a company in 1960 that decided to withdraw from the colour television market and focus on black & white TVs? Or a software company in 1997 that decided that this internet thing really wasn’t worth pursuing? Well, I think we’ll look back at Intel’s remarkable decision today in the same […]

When Things Go Wrong
by Russell Buckley on 27. Jun, 2006 in Community Power, Marketing, Personal
UPDATE: Very funny video on the same lines here. Thanks, Mark. Please forgive this slightly off-topic post, but I think it has important lessons for any organisation with customers, and is therefore worthy of consideration. I came back from a week in Silicon Valley on Saturday morning, flying with Delta via Atlanta to Munich. A […]
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