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Use it and Lose it: No Shared Hotspots At London Olympics
Of course having hundreds of thousands of hotspots operating at once and being shared by many users and/or devices could potentially cause a problem for carriers and any organization looking to utilize WiFi over relatively free and clear radio waves....
Getting Ready to Head to the Olympics
Slowly but surely I am packing and generally getting ready to fly to the Winter Olympics in Vancouver where I will not only see some games such as curling and hockey but I may even take in concert if there...
When I am at the Winter Olympics Next Week
Someone please remind me not to complain about the coffee in Canada (click the smiley for more). ...
Tehrani at Winter Olympics
After ITEXPO in Miami next week, I come back home, witness TMC's move into a new headquarters, head back down to Miami for a bar Mitzvah and then finally head to the Olympics in Vancouver, Canada. While there I will...
Why Translation Needs Humans
When you can use automation for something you save money. When no one double-checks the translation you look foolish. As China gears up for US Olympic visitors, signs are being translated in record numbers. See what happens when a restaurant...
China Weather Control
Sure you could carry an umbrella if it rains but if you are China, you have a major problem... You make the umbrellas for the world but you are so busy shipping the umbrellas to other countries that you...
IMS News from Ericsson, Radvision and Quanta
There is a good amount of news in the IMS space these days and perhaps most exciting is Ericsson working with Beijing Netcom, a branch of China Netcom to provide an IMS platform for the Olympics. It will be...
Education Olympics
According to Cisco CEO John Chambers, America has fallen behind in math and science. Here is a direct quote from an article appearing on CNET: Education and research. It is no longer accurate to say America is falling behind on...
Olympics
I guess I am a bit jaded. I saw the opening of the Olympic games last night and was impressed with the intro -- especially the legions of performers who emulated a giant skier. After that it was pretty boring...
