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Category Archives: Telecom
why does the skype generation accept a lower quality of voice?
It’s an interesting paradox; Skype offers a pretty amazing level of call quality, which is the reason why it’s often used in recording Podcasts. An example being the TWiT network, Leo Leporte uses Skype to conference in his guests and the … Continue reading
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The Skills you’ll need to succeed according to Gartner
At the Orange Live 2010 the most covered keynote was Peter Sondergaard, SVP at Gartner’s ‘what’s hot for IT and Consumers’. We’ve covered pretty much most of the content from the event here on this blog. I’m pretty sure a … Continue reading
Posted in Enterprise, life, Telecom
Tagged Business Success, enterprise, Innovation, Orange, Sondergaard
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My most popular post – EVPN’s, VPN’s & IVPN’s
There’s one post that’s always near the top of my stats and it’s this one – VPN’s, EVPN’s and IVPN’s. With all the tech stuff out there and carrier pages and wikipedia too, there’s usually a good number of people … Continue reading
Location becomes fashionable again
The improvement in technology has meant that location is now important. Why, because Location Based services (LBS) are a hot topic at the moment with a huge interest in services such as Foursquare and Gowalla both of which are growing … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Telecom
Tagged #foursqaure, #gowalla, #location, #mobile, #orangelive
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Truphone could wipe the floor with Google voice
There’s a lot of buzz on the web right now about Google voice going public. But there’s still a huge problem, text messages. What people are looking to do is disconnect their number from their sim card. People are keen … Continue reading
Posted in life, Mobile, Nokia/S60, Telecom
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Connection Managers for S60
I’ve been playing with the two main connection managers for S60, Psiloc Connect and Birdsteps Connect. The idea of these apps is that they manage the connection your apps use, for example when at home they will prefer the faster … Continue reading
Who should manage privacy in the age of Ubiquitous Computing?
It’s clear that privacy is a concern in today’s web 2.0 world; the post ‘Does Google’s flu-tracker raise privacy issues?’ talks about Google’s ability to mine data and its potential impact on privacy. This is a valid concern, but may … Continue reading
My Dad gets a Dongle
My Dad lives in Spain, he’s been there a few years now and we’ve managed to keep in touch using BT, and then I changed that to first jajah and most recently to Rebtel. However, recently Dad had a visitor … Continue reading
Posted in Gadgets, Mobile, Telecom
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Another new role at Orange!
It’s only been a few months since the last time I mentioned that I’d got a new role within Orange Business, but it’s all change again, I’ve moved Managers and become the Manager of a new group, Telecoms Integrated Operators. … Continue reading
Posted in life, News, Orange, Telecom
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Nokia E71 a two handed device.
I’ve been using the E71 for a couple of days now and I don’t know what to think, but something is nagging at me, that maybe this isn’t the perfect phone I’d hoped it would be. It may be just … Continue reading
Telco Dilemma Musing: Should carriers move into banking?
There’s two reasons I ask this, because of the talk about selling laptops that I read about and an experience I had yesterday. The selling laptops is interesting and broadband providers did it recently so it’s not a new model. … Continue reading
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The US becomes a low cost country.
BMW is moving some car production to the US to save costs [via] This isn’t the first I’ve read about switching work back into the US. Infosys the India IT company was moving some helpdesk services back into the US … Continue reading
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Telco Dilemma Series: 3. So is it unlimited or unlimited*
The implication of truly unlimited bandwidth for the users can have huge impacts on the network. We’ve seen the impact of iPlayer on Easynet (a 20% rise in bandwidth and rising), is that there needs to be investment in the … Continue reading
Pat Phelan’s interview on 96fm.ie
Here’s 8 and a bit minutes of Pat’s interview on 96fm.ie radio on the subject of the O2 iPhone launch in Ireland. It’s almost 8mb in size.
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Telco Dilemma Series 2: The implications of unlimited bandwidth.
Reports already suggest that the ARPU is falling and that the uptake in data is expected to fill the gap. So we know that Carriers are pinning their future on the update of data packages both capped and unlimited. So … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Telecom, Web
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