In my recent exploration of the usefulness of Twitter, I found many opinions on the subject. Opinions range from calling it a useless tool, to a useful personal social tool, to a somewhat useful marketing tool, to a very useful trending tool, to the other extreme of being a useful tool for all things personal [...]
Google announced on Wednesday that Street View is now available in 11 Canadian cities with more to come soon. I’ve listed the cities below if you’re interested. Let the privacy battles begin.
Privacy and security experts contend that Street View exploits personal privacy and gives terrorists additional tools to plan out terrorist attacks. Google of course [...]
It seems that US carriers are starting to embrace the concept of VoIP. Both officially announced today in fact. First, Verizon’s partnership with Google to carry Android-based devices included a statement about allowing Google Voice. Then, AT&T gave it’s blessing for VoIP over 3G.
Now we knew this was an inevitable as print news transitioning to [...]
The announcement was made today. Although an interesting and exciting development for the mobile world, I do find it weird. How come you ask?
Well, when was the last time you heard of this type of partnership or announcement between a device platform and a carrier! That’s like Microsoft announcing a partnership with Best Buy! Typically, [...]
So, Bell is almost rolling out it’s own GSM based network. According to BGR, they are rolling out the HSPA network sometime next month. Telus is probably going to follow suit as well. And the masses are now rejoicing.
But seriously, what will this really mean to the Canadian mobile market and mobile [...]