13 items tagged with wireless

Lock-in is bad (December 12, 2005) T-Mobile thinks they'll get new Hotspot customers with exclusive content and locked-in devices.

Carmel Coffee Marketing (December 12, 2003) The owner of a Carmel coffee company demonstrates a very effective marketing technique.

NAT is not a firewall (October 10, 2003) A NAT router simply denies incomming traffic that it doesn't understand. That's one function of a firewall, but not the only one.

Sea-Tac Wireless (June 6, 2003) Even though I was sitting right under one of the signs indicating an access point, Netstumbler couldn't make a connection. Now when I see Centrino ads, all I'm going to remember are the access points I couldn't access.

A bright idea (May 5, 2003) Put a wireless access point anywhere you have a lightbulb.

Living in stereo (April 4, 2003) Some thoughts on using MP3 libraries on your computer, with and without wires.

Wireless to go (April 4, 2003) A small wireless access point makes it easy to set up wireless networks anywhere I go.

Library Access (January 1, 2003) Always be on the lookout to provide additional value to your customers, especially if you can do it without adding any cost.

Rethinking Warchalking (January 1, 2003) Warchalks are just advertising for open wireless networks.

Switching wireless (December 12, 2002) Wireless phone providers are going to need to up their level of service now that they are losing a competitive advantage.

Wireless Adoption (September 9, 2002) At the real estate softare company where I used to work, our WAP product won us sales, but nobody bought it.

Wireless Notworks (March 3, 2002)

Wireless Advantage (February 2, 2002)