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Category Archives: WiFi
The Kindle presents an Amazon Associates opportunity
Arrington on Techcrunch talks about the possibility of Amazon licensing its Kindle ebook reader hardware specs and trademark to third-party manufacturers: …a licensing program that gave hardware manufacturers the ability to build Kindle clones, along with an incentive to sell … Continue reading
The problem with free wifi in the U.S. – and how not to solve it
Readers of John Dvorak’s column on MarketWatch are going to be astounded by some extremely poor reasoning this week. Dvorak talks about why municipal wifi is turning out to be a pipe dream in most American cities. Dvorak starts off … Continue reading
Thoughts on wireless Internet access in India
The Indian Express has two articles today showcasing the state of wireless Internet access in India. They could not be more contrasting. One article talks about the burgeoning use of WiFi by the upper middle class, especially in Mumbai and … Continue reading