On Nov. 26, 2011, AT&T Wireless sent me a text message stating that over 50 cell sites in my area had been enhanced. Did I see better coverage or data speed? Actually, since then it appears that a section of the city of about 2 miles by 0.5 miles does not have any 3G data […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/OpenDNS-Were-Being-Blocked-By-Verizon-Wireless-111530?nocomment=1
Using WpToGo app on a Motorola Droid to create and post this blog entry. The Droid keyboard is, unfortunately, not a good one. The “chin” to the right of the keyboard digs in to my palm making typing physically painful.
Powered by Podbean.com Sony Ericsson has a number of powerful smartphones like the Xperia X1 and W995a Walkman phone. However, we rarely see them in the U.S. because they are not sold through any of the large GSM wireless carriers (AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile USA). I spoke with Sony Electronics’ Product Manager for Unlocked Phone […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Powered by Podbean.com I spoke with Nokia’s Ira Frimere (Portfolio Manager for North America) and Joseph Gallo (Communications Specialist) about Nokia smartphones (what else?) in this podcast. ZDNet/NokiaExpert.com’s Matt Miller was scheduled to join us but was unable to because of technical issues.
Powered by Podbean.com TechCrunch reports that… BillShrink Brings Its Cost-Cutting Engine To The Gas Pump At this point I bet you are saying, “Hey, what does this have to do with mobile technology?” Well, actually, this particular announcement does not. But, it gives me an excuse to point out that I interviewed BillShrink.com’s CEO Peter […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I spent the week in New York City participating in the ThinkMobile conference. It ended this afternoon. So, I decided to walk down to the Empire State Building and visit the 86th floor observation deck. The video above was recorded using a Canon PowerShot G9. I discovered that neither my T-Mobile nor my AT&T Wireless […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Just received an interesting email from AT&T Wireless. If you have a Starbucks gift card that you’ve registered for AT&T WiFi hotspot access at Starbucks locations, AT&T lets you buy phones or accessories from them with a $50 discount. Note that this excludes iPhones. Start your day with wireless savings. Shop AT&T online and get […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I thought LifeHacker’s article… Android Versus iPhone 3.0: The Showdown …would be just another item with providing a generic comparison of a few features. But, nope, anyone interested in a feature-by-feature comparison of the current iPhone 2.0 firmware features with the current Google Android features and the upcoming iPhone 3.0 features should take a look […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The area I live in lost power last night at 6:30pm. Power wasn’t restored until 3pm this afternoon (21.5 hours later). My landline stayed up, of course. So, communications was not a huge problem. My neighbor’s cable TV provide voice phone went down right away (also “of course”). T-Mobile data services stayed up for a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hope this works Everything above the line above this sentence was created and sent from the ShoZu photo and video web service that claims to add value by being able to post media from mobile devices to numerous other media web services and blogs. It half-worked posting a photo from my iPod touch to this […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Everyone probably knows about the Microsoft Silverlight-powered NBCOlympics.com site. But, did you know you can access its information AND videos on your smartphone too? Yep, head over to… mobile.nbcolympics.com I tested video playback on my iPod touch and found that it works fine. So, iPhone users will not be left out of the Olympics this […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
©2006-2012 MobileViews Blog | Powered by WordPress with Easel | Subscribe: RSS | Back to Top ↑