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ITU still seeks to control the Internet In TelecomTV One \| 5 days ago

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" Thanks for the interesting article. Sigfox (http://www.sigfox.com) is a network operator dedicated to low consumption and cost effective Internet of Things and M2M applications. Sigfox provides... " In ETSI has an M2M DECT standard - expects to lead the market 2 days ago by Thomas Nicholls
" Corporations are not moral entities, people have morals not businesses. Just go and look at the long list of companies that form most multi nationals (especially telcos) and ask yourself what exact... " In Google: Evil is as Evil does. 2 days ago by Steve Jordan
" I wonder if Google realise how much damage they are doing to their reputation even if they believe that their very clever accountants can run rings round HMRC. They have fallen back on where the deal... " In Google: Evil is as Evil does. 3 days ago by Bill Best
" I feel you're guilty of joining in the (easy) attack on a big company that isn't being "fair"... despite the fact that they are obeying the law. Every corporate sets up its structure to take account... " In Google: Evil is as Evil does. 3 days ago by Fred Perkins
" ITU claims innocence about Internet in blue helmet: http://lirneasia.net/2013/05/itu-claims-innocence-about-internet-in-blue-helmet/ " In ITU still seeks to control the Internet 4 days ago by Abu Saeed Khan
" What you say is indeed true, but these governments are always on the defensive and constantly trying to justify their action with all sorts of silly excuses. If the ITU were to adopt the measures that... " In ITU still seeks to control the Internet 5 days ago by allanng
" I agree with the concerns about the direction in which the ITU is moving. However national governments do not need the ITU to do whatever they want or try anyway to stifle access to information and... " In ITU still seeks to control the Internet 5 days ago by Martyn Roetter
" What a great news ! " In French pirate-hunting agency dead, nobody mourns 5 days ago by Martin Landhage
" Claus: Certainly true that technically, handoff between WiFi and LTE is here today. What will be interesting is how the business models hand off. As Dean says above, hotspot WiFi is primarily a free... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 6 days ago by TelecomTV One
" Carrier-grade Wi-Fi is certainly comparable to LTE and generally much better than 3G when planned correctly. But this is the most important point: New technology (including EAP-SIM) is MERGING the... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 6 days ago by Claus Hetting
" Martyn, ALU has two huge problems. One, it is not prepared for the Zetabyte era and neither are most of its major customers. When we asked ourselves at NRV's Corporate Innovation Project what... " In The New Plan: Back to the Future for Alcatel-Lucent Last week by Francis McInerney
" How about discussing the privacy implications of these devices and the opportunities for abuse that they open up? A person's driving/accident record and miles driven should be sufficient information... " In DT launches usage-based insurance offer 2 weeks ago by Mark Callow
" Francis, thanks for the comments and you are right about the Apposphere. I look forward with interest to the Apple TV (like Christmas, it's a long time coming) but I sincerely hope that it is nothing... " In First it was the end of history. Then the end of the the tablet. Now it's the end of television! 2 weeks ago by TelecomTV One
" yes... given Google's attempts to get other telcos to open their infrastructure you might have expected it to offer similar on its own. I think (just guessing) that it wants the network to be... " In Google Fiber getting thumbs up in Kansas City: is Google on a roll? 2 weeks ago by Ian Scales
" When you have a gig of access and very low latency, the slow, un-navigable, overpriced cable offering will have a tough time competing. Of course, we'll see this play out now in at least 3 markets in... " In First it was the end of history. Then the end of the the tablet. Now it's the end of television! 2 weeks ago by Michael Elling
" Martyn, I think what Schmidt means is that TV is dissolving into the Apposphere. What is happening in the US is that as this process unfolds, advertisers are paying fewer upfronts to the legacy... " In First it was the end of history. Then the end of the the tablet. Now it's the end of television! 2 weeks ago by Francis McInerney
" It's truly odd that few commentators have brought up the lack of a commercial offering, commercial VPN solutions for HD video, or wireless offload and backhaul. All of these could be layered on top of... " In Google Fiber getting thumbs up in Kansas City: is Google on a roll? 2 weeks ago by Michael Elling
" Thanks Ian for this. Very interesting. " In The Big Conversation: 50 billion connected devices? What are they all doing? 3 weeks ago by Matthew Bailey
" The guy's an idiot. Proof of the Peter Principle " In Some advice for BlackBerry CEO: Keep taking the tablets! 3 weeks ago by Malcolm Dick
" Deploy and maintain the WiFi network is much cheaper than LTE so if users can get access to the internet with acceptable performance via WiFi connection then it is worth for operators to deploy their... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 3 weeks ago by Foad
" Noting that Sprint teamed up with Chrysler to deliver an award-winning infotainment system that marries Chrysler's Uconnect system with Sprint's Velocity platform - delivering WiFi hotspot capability... " In Connected Cars: ready to burn rubber 3 weeks ago by John Ruffing
" Why this primal urge to use WiFi over the telco's own mobile broadband service? It's free (or very cheap). It's simple. It's fast. It's stable. Complicated, isn't it? WiFi in most situations is... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Robert Machin
" Foad Your comments only apply to a very small proportion of networks, in markets where WiFi is strictly controlled by carriers, and where handsets are distributed through carrier channels. It will... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Dean Bubley
" It's quite wonderful that these vertically integrated monopolies are training their customers to seek horizontally scaled offload solutions. Quite wonderful indeed. The problem is that 802.11 is... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Michael Elling
" Thanks for comment. These days many 3G/LTE network operators are using WiFi as an offloading solution so the important point is how the WiFi network behaves in comparison with 3G and LTE. The WiFi... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Foad
" Thanks, It was very useful article " In Customer data: maximising its uses, avoiding its abuses 1 month ago by Foad
" Interesting article & in general I agree, but it misses a few points: 1) Many users dont have a monthly quota for mobile data, either because they are using WiFi-only devices (tablet, laptop), or... " In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Dean Bubley
" Google is able to price its access because it has approached the market horizontally and figured out ways to drive marginal cost down a priori at every layer and boundary point. It's pricing reflects... " In Executive Insight: Why the bandwidth debate judders on 1 month ago by Michael Elling
" The "internet" was and is one big positive metcalfian suck for broadband. I use suck as opposed to pull, because it was and is more like a vacuum cleaner in pulling demand along from areas never... " In Countering the tedious anti-Internet rhetoric 2 months ago by Michael Elling
" What a piece of market research bull.. Here in Asia, we all know that Google is in very deep doodoo. Samsung will lead the way, possibly as early as Q3 this year by switching off Android and onto... " In On current trends Microsoft in deep trouble by 2017 2 months ago by Wright Wally
" Millions of years ago, humans evolved the opposable thumb. To send text messages one-handed on one of these phablets, we're going to have evolve the extensible thumb. " In Samsung's Mega takes smartphone screen size to 6.3 inches 2 months ago by Martin Taylor
" This is really a helpful post for me to become a good resource for others... I am looking for IPhone Application Developers for my projects.. I wish I could find some good.. " In Reclaiming Mobile Cloud Services from OTTs: the $60 Billion Opportunity 2 months ago by david jackson
" It's unfortunate that the regulators see the wireless and commercial markets as distinct from the residential markets. It is clear that the same demand via the smartphone interface and tablet... " In Executive Insight: Why the UK's rural broadband initiative has failed 3 months ago by Michael Elling
" It should not be that short of a hop to inter-vehicle mesh M2M that can help avoid an accident entirely. Possible with the CAN upgrade published in the SAE journal last April. Imagine that should... " In Executive Insight: M2M-driven car insurance 3 months ago by jonathan gael
" Delightful interview about an enabling and transformative technology that could impact economies globally " In Is the Raspberry Pi the missing piece in the M2M jigsaw puzzle? 4 months ago by Matthew Bailey
" This is a really insightful and useful video for the clear business case for Weightless and the immense global opportunities that it can bring. Thank you Ian and William. " In Alternative Agenda: M2M and White Space are made for each other 5 months ago by Matthew Bailey
" Due Diligence is caveat for the empteor ... so did HP screw-up, or the auditors who they took on miss a trick? ... or did Autonomy lie? As Lord Gnome used to say ... I think we should be told! " In Codgertations: Adding M2M to your car and other tall stories - December 13, 2012 5 months ago by Tim Masson
" Link to paper? " In Codgertations: Here comes the Industrial Internet - December 21, 2012 6 months ago by George Mills
" 5" HTC, 15.1" laptop, still no tablet. Watched video in hd on htc. " In Executive Insight: Shedding the invisibility cloak 6 months ago by George Mills
" After 15 years of competitive expansion, the telecoms industry is in relative decline as a result of remonopolization. As long as carriers remain vertically integrated and increasingly trend towards... " In Executive Insight: Shedding the invisibility cloak 6 months ago by Michael Elling
" I do think this is a cool thing. We already have weather stations today with USB connections and data that can be downloaded. Well connecting the Weather Station with heating, fridge and freeze, we do... " In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by Martin Landhage
" One distinction that might make sense is the difference between tactical and strategic. Horrible words, I know, but what's one to do? M2M tends to be about vertically integrated projects... " In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by TelecomTV One
" Personally I think both descriptions are a little inelegant, but then that's technology terminology for you. With a background in both enterprise and carrier networking I find it hard to conceive of... " In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by David Evans
" Funny thing is, everyone outside telcos seems to understand the distinction between M2M (which I think is mainly about making the connectivity work) and Internet of Things (which I think is mainly... " In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by Jeremy Green
" Why can't I access this video? " In The Main Agenda: Neutrality and positive network economics: are the two mutually exclusive? - Part... Over 6 months by George
" I switched to progressive mode and this was stall-free for me " In Codgertations: Why do great smartphone companies fail? - July 13th, 2012 Over 6 months by Tim Masson
" What's more if you try to replay from an earlier point it goes back to the beginning and stops. No cacheing of what you previously downloaded. Very poor experience! " In Codgertations: Why do great smartphone companies fail? - July 13th, 2012 Over 6 months by Kevin Holley
" This player is still rubbish. Plays about 2s then freezes for 5s. Youtube gets over this problem by allowing you to pause and wait. I complained about this a couple of years ago... " In Codgertations: Why do great smartphone companies fail? - July 13th, 2012 Over 6 months by Kevin Holley
" http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/ip-core-router/ " In Discover the 7950 XRS portfolio Over 6 months by Chris Thornburrow
" Thanks, George: 'we are where we are' has no value without looking at where we were and how we got there, which of course has to include legacy: - systems - investments - people and other resources " In Adopting a pragmatic approach to the cloud Over 6 months by Daniel Steeves
" what is happening with the video streaming? i tried to watch this video 10 times and it stops un-expectantly every time " In Cloud NewsDesk: June 2012 Over 6 months by Fernando
" This is the first time I have actually heard someone say to even consider the fact that maybe the existing hardware was not made obsolete overnight because of the cloud. " In Adopting a pragmatic approach to the cloud Over 6 months by George Mills
" It is interesting that this piece was created on April 24th - because there is growing discussion and polarisation around BYOD. It is time someone (SOCITM) looked at the whole debate and some serious... " In Alternative Agenda: Is BYOD 'Bring Your Own Destruct-button?' Over 6 months by john rudkin
" Great and evocative piece. This reached me via twitter - image of the memorial to Radio Officer John George Philips mentioned in the... " In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Ian Volans
" Nice job Martyn and the production crew " In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Kevin Taylor
" It's a really good report. Congrats " In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Natalia Mendez
" Fascinating. Many thanks for this, it was an education. " In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Ted Howard-Jones
" More at http://cloudscaling.com. " In Executive Insight: Best of both worlds in the Cloud Over 6 months by Robert Cathey
" It would be great if the pause feature worked such that you could go away and return and resume 5 minutes later. Also when on a low bandwidth link it would be great to be able to download the whole... " In Main Agenda: Mobile World Congress review Over 6 months by Kevin Holley
" it could be machine to man to mashine (M2M2M) all can talk to each other,thus not only conneting people " In Executive Insight: enter the cloud-connected car Over 6 months by mohamed bashir

Thanks for the interesting article. Sigfox (http://www.sigfox.com) is a network operator dedicated to low consumption and cost effective Internet of Things and M2M applications. Sigfox provides...

In ETSI has an M2M DECT standard - expects to lead the market 2 days ago by Thomas Nicholls

Corporations are not moral entities, people have morals not businesses. Just go and look at the long list of companies that form most multi nationals (especially telcos) and ask yourself what exact...

In Google: Evil is as Evil does. 2 days ago by Steve Jordan

I wonder if Google realise how much damage they are doing to their reputation even if they believe that their very clever accountants can run rings round HMRC. They have fallen back on where the deal...

In Google: Evil is as Evil does. 3 days ago by Bill Best

I feel you're guilty of joining in the (easy) attack on a big company that isn't being "fair"... despite the fact that they are obeying the law. Every corporate sets up its structure to take account...

In Google: Evil is as Evil does. 3 days ago by Fred Perkins

ITU claims innocence about Internet in blue helmet: http://lirneasia.net/2013/05/itu-claims-innocence-about-internet-in-blue-helmet/

In ITU still seeks to control the Internet 4 days ago by Abu Saeed Khan

What you say is indeed true, but these governments are always on the defensive and constantly trying to justify their action with all sorts of silly excuses. If the ITU were to adopt the measures that...

In ITU still seeks to control the Internet 5 days ago by allanng

I agree with the concerns about the direction in which the ITU is moving. However national governments do not need the ITU to do whatever they want or try anyway to stifle access to information and...

In ITU still seeks to control the Internet 5 days ago by Martyn Roetter

What a great news !

In French pirate-hunting agency dead, nobody mourns 5 days ago by Martin Landhage

Claus: Certainly true that technically, handoff between WiFi and LTE is here today. What will be interesting is how the business models hand off. As Dean says above, hotspot WiFi is primarily a free...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 6 days ago by TelecomTV One

Carrier-grade Wi-Fi is certainly comparable to LTE and generally much better than 3G when planned correctly. But this is the most important point: New technology (including EAP-SIM) is MERGING the...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 6 days ago by Claus Hetting

Martyn, ALU has two huge problems. One, it is not prepared for the Zetabyte era and neither are most of its major customers. When we asked ourselves at NRV's Corporate Innovation Project what...

In The New Plan: Back to the Future for Alcatel-Lucent Last week by Francis McInerney

How about discussing the privacy implications of these devices and the opportunities for abuse that they open up? A person's driving/accident record and miles driven should be sufficient information...

In DT launches usage-based insurance offer 2 weeks ago by Mark Callow

Francis, thanks for the comments and you are right about the Apposphere. I look forward with interest to the Apple TV (like Christmas, it's a long time coming) but I sincerely hope that it is nothing...

In First it was the end of history. Then the end of the the tablet. Now it's the end of television! 2 weeks ago by TelecomTV One

yes... given Google's attempts to get other telcos to open their infrastructure you might have expected it to offer similar on its own. I think (just guessing) that it wants the network to be...

In Google Fiber getting thumbs up in Kansas City: is Google on a roll? 2 weeks ago by Ian Scales

When you have a gig of access and very low latency, the slow, un-navigable, overpriced cable offering will have a tough time competing. Of course, we'll see this play out now in at least 3 markets in...

In First it was the end of history. Then the end of the the tablet. Now it's the end of television! 2 weeks ago by Michael Elling

Martyn, I think what Schmidt means is that TV is dissolving into the Apposphere. What is happening in the US is that as this process unfolds, advertisers are paying fewer upfronts to the legacy...

In First it was the end of history. Then the end of the the tablet. Now it's the end of television! 2 weeks ago by Francis McInerney

It's truly odd that few commentators have brought up the lack of a commercial offering, commercial VPN solutions for HD video, or wireless offload and backhaul. All of these could be layered on top of...

In Google Fiber getting thumbs up in Kansas City: is Google on a roll? 2 weeks ago by Michael Elling

Thanks Ian for this. Very interesting.

In The Big Conversation: 50 billion connected devices? What are they all doing? 3 weeks ago by Matthew Bailey

The guy's an idiot. Proof of the Peter Principle

In Some advice for BlackBerry CEO: Keep taking the tablets! 3 weeks ago by Malcolm Dick

Deploy and maintain the WiFi network is much cheaper than LTE so if users can get access to the internet with acceptable performance via WiFi connection then it is worth for operators to deploy their...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 3 weeks ago by Foad

Noting that Sprint teamed up with Chrysler to deliver an award-winning infotainment system that marries Chrysler's Uconnect system with Sprint's Velocity platform - delivering WiFi hotspot capability...

In Connected Cars: ready to burn rubber 3 weeks ago by John Ruffing

Why this primal urge to use WiFi over the telco's own mobile broadband service? It's free (or very cheap). It's simple. It's fast. It's stable. Complicated, isn't it? WiFi in most situations is...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Robert Machin

Foad Your comments only apply to a very small proportion of networks, in markets where WiFi is strictly controlled by carriers, and where handsets are distributed through carrier channels. It will...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Dean Bubley

It's quite wonderful that these vertically integrated monopolies are training their customers to seek horizontally scaled offload solutions. Quite wonderful indeed. The problem is that 802.11 is...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Michael Elling

Thanks for comment. These days many 3G/LTE network operators are using WiFi as an offloading solution so the important point is how the WiFi network behaves in comparison with 3G and LTE. The WiFi...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Foad

Thanks, It was very useful article

In Customer data: maximising its uses, avoiding its abuses 1 month ago by Foad

Interesting article & in general I agree, but it misses a few points: 1) Many users dont *have* a monthly quota for mobile data, either because they are using WiFi-only devices (tablet, laptop), or...

In Shock result: WiFi beats LTE user experience 1 month ago by Dean Bubley

Google is able to price its access because it has approached the market horizontally and figured out ways to drive marginal cost down a priori at every layer and boundary point. It's pricing reflects...

In Executive Insight: Why the bandwidth debate judders on 1 month ago by Michael Elling

The "internet" was and is one big positive metcalfian suck for broadband. I use suck as opposed to pull, because it was and is more like a vacuum cleaner in pulling demand along from areas never...

In Countering the tedious anti-Internet rhetoric 2 months ago by Michael Elling

What a piece of market research bull.. Here in Asia, we all know that Google is in very deep doodoo. Samsung will lead the way, possibly as early as Q3 this year by switching off Android and onto...

In On current trends Microsoft in deep trouble by 2017 2 months ago by Wright Wally

Millions of years ago, humans evolved the opposable thumb. To send text messages one-handed on one of these phablets, we're going to have evolve the extensible thumb.

In Samsung's Mega takes smartphone screen size to 6.3 inches 2 months ago by Martin Taylor

This is really a helpful post for me to become a good resource for others... I am looking for IPhone Application Developers for my projects.. I wish I could find some good..

In Reclaiming Mobile Cloud Services from OTTs: the $60 Billion Opportunity 2 months ago by david jackson

It's unfortunate that the regulators see the wireless and commercial markets as distinct from the residential markets. It is clear that the same demand via the smartphone interface and tablet...

In Executive Insight: Why the UK's rural broadband initiative has failed 3 months ago by Michael Elling

It should not be that short of a hop to inter-vehicle mesh M2M that can help avoid an accident entirely. Possible with the CAN upgrade published in the SAE journal last April. Imagine that should...

In Executive Insight: M2M-driven car insurance 3 months ago by jonathan gael

Delightful interview about an enabling and transformative technology that could impact economies globally

In Is the Raspberry Pi the missing piece in the M2M jigsaw puzzle? 4 months ago by Matthew Bailey

This is a really insightful and useful video for the clear business case for Weightless and the immense global opportunities that it can bring. Thank you Ian and William.

In Alternative Agenda: M2M and White Space are made for each other 5 months ago by Matthew Bailey

Due Diligence is caveat for the empteor ... so did HP screw-up, or the auditors who they took on miss a trick? ... or did Autonomy lie? As Lord Gnome used to say ... I think we should be told!

In Codgertations: Adding M2M to your car and other tall stories - December 13, 2012 5 months ago by Tim Masson

Link to paper?

In Codgertations: Here comes the Industrial Internet - December 21, 2012 6 months ago by George Mills

5" HTC, 15.1" laptop, still no tablet. Watched video in hd on htc.

In Executive Insight: Shedding the invisibility cloak 6 months ago by George Mills

After 15 years of competitive expansion, the telecoms industry is in relative decline as a result of remonopolization. As long as carriers remain vertically integrated and increasingly trend towards...

In Executive Insight: Shedding the invisibility cloak 6 months ago by Michael Elling

I do think this is a cool thing. We already have weather stations today with USB connections and data that can be downloaded. Well connecting the Weather Station with heating, fridge and freeze, we do...

In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by Martin Landhage

One distinction that might make sense is the difference between tactical and strategic. Horrible words, I know, but what's one to do? M2M tends to be about vertically integrated projects...

In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by TelecomTV One

Personally I think both descriptions are a little inelegant, but then that's technology terminology for you. With a background in both enterprise and carrier networking I find it hard to conceive of...

In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by David Evans

Funny thing is, everyone outside telcos seems to understand the distinction between M2M (which I think is mainly about making the connectivity work) and Internet of Things (which I think is mainly...

In The Big Conversation: let's define some M2M/IoT boundaries Over 6 months by Jeremy Green

Why can't I access this video?

In The Main Agenda: Neutrality and positive network economics: are the two mutually exclusive? - Part... Over 6 months by George

I switched to progressive mode and this was stall-free for me

In Codgertations: Why do great smartphone companies fail? - July 13th, 2012 Over 6 months by Tim Masson

What's more if you try to replay from an earlier point it goes back to the beginning and stops. No cacheing of what you previously downloaded. Very poor experience!

In Codgertations: Why do great smartphone companies fail? - July 13th, 2012 Over 6 months by Kevin Holley

This player is still rubbish. Plays about 2s then freezes for 5s. Youtube gets over this problem by allowing you to pause and wait. I complained about this a couple of years ago...

In Codgertations: Why do great smartphone companies fail? - July 13th, 2012 Over 6 months by Kevin Holley

http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/ip-core-router/

In Discover the 7950 XRS portfolio Over 6 months by Chris Thornburrow

Thanks, George: 'we are where we are' has no value without looking at where we were and how we got there, which of course has to include legacy: - systems - investments - people and other resources

In Adopting a pragmatic approach to the cloud Over 6 months by Daniel Steeves

what is happening with the video streaming? i tried to watch this video 10 times and it stops un-expectantly every time

In Cloud NewsDesk: June 2012 Over 6 months by Fernando

This is the first time I have actually heard someone say to even consider the fact that maybe the existing hardware was not made obsolete overnight because of the cloud.

In Adopting a pragmatic approach to the cloud Over 6 months by George Mills

It is interesting that this piece was created on April 24th - because there is growing discussion and polarisation around BYOD. It is time someone (SOCITM) looked at the whole debate and some serious...

In Alternative Agenda: Is BYOD 'Bring Your Own Destruct-button?' Over 6 months by john rudkin

Great and evocative piece. This reached me via twitter - image of the memorial to Radio Officer John George Philips mentioned in the...

In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Ian Volans

Nice job Martyn and the production crew

In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Kevin Taylor

It's a really good report. Congrats

In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Natalia Mendez

Fascinating. Many thanks for this, it was an education.

In Special Report: The Titanic's last message Over 6 months by Ted Howard-Jones

More at http://cloudscaling.com.

In Executive Insight: Best of both worlds in the Cloud Over 6 months by Robert Cathey

It would be great if the pause feature worked such that you could go away and return and resume 5 minutes later. Also when on a low bandwidth link it would be great to be able to download the whole...

In Main Agenda: Mobile World Congress review Over 6 months by Kevin Holley

it could be machine to man to mashine (M2M2M) all can talk to each other,thus not only conneting people

In Executive Insight: enter the cloud-connected car Over 6 months by mohamed bashir

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