The Day After
September 12, 2001
The day after the towers fell
Suggestions for RSS .92 spec
October 12, 2000
I’d like to suggest a few optional additions to the specification. Here are some ideas I’d like to throw around for discussion: At the item level : This would allow us to specify a particular date for an item. I think it would be nice for those of us who have several days’ worth of content in their RDF […]
From Scandinavia With Love
September 17, 2000
I was recently speaking at a conference called Escandinavia 2000, which covered the state of the Internet in Scandinavia. During that conference, I had a chance to speak to a number of people about the state of wireless in the Scandinavian countries. Here’s what I’ve learned and how it can help those of you who are working in the […]
Challenging WAP?
May 28, 2000
As regular readers of this newsletter know, I’ve been looking a fair amount at how to get untethered from the Internet lately. While I have played with a wireless Palm and looked at WAP, there seemed to be something missing to the whole unconnected Internet issue. What I came to realize is that what works for a computer does not necessarily […]
It’s Connectivity, Stupid!
May 11, 2000
Here in New York City, I take my wireless connectivity for granted. The same thing was true of my trips in Europe. Carrying a cell phone and a wireless Palm has never really been a problem and, for a while at least, I was convinced that the wireless revolution was upon us any minute now. Last week, while on a business trip […]
Going wireless with the Palm V
April 22, 2000
For the past few weeks, I’ve been experimenting with OmniSky’s new wireless service for the Palm V and I have to admit that it has affected my wireless usage. Running over AT&T’s CDPD network, the service allows Palm V users to get full access to the net at speeds of up to 19.2kbps. Priced at $300 for the […]
Wireless: A confusing Landscape
March 4, 2000
The lack of clear standardization and leader is impeding the progress of mobile internet technology.
Transmeta Changes the Landscape
January 19, 2000
Morphing software could allow computer chips to change based on software upgrades. A new company, Transmeta, enters the space and could redefine how chips are produced.
RSS Manipulation in ASP
December 17, 1999
There is currently no ASP parser for RSS so here’s how to do it.
Tech Race: Is Europe Getting Ahead?
September 26, 1999
A call to arms for American e-tailers: catch up now or risk losing the lead.