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Some Phone/VoIP Posts.
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Canadian wireless prices becoming rational
In less than five months, the 1GB plan for most carriers has dropped in price by more than $2200, but still nearly double U.S. pricing.
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Google announces "Gphone"
It's not really a phone, but rather a hardware alliance using a mobile platform called Android.
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Canadian iPhone for January 2008?
A Molson Export marketing campaign seems to suggest that but everyone involved is denying it.
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Leaflets
Blue Flavor creates a very clever iPhone gateway and templates for a number of Web apps.
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Introducing iUI
Joe Hewitt explains a new AAjax framework for use in building native feeling iPhone Web apps.
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Mossberg & Pogue: iPhone not hype
The two big American tech reviewers praise the iPhone (which passed the typing test) criticizing only the AT&T network
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Opera Mini 4 beta
Mobile browser offers some impressive features, and can be installed on any mobile device
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IPhone browser specs
Details for building iPhone-friendly Web pages say width is 480px; Web standards are best; and it's QuickTime, not Flash
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No iPhone for Canada yet
Rogers and Apple seem to be in no rush to bring the latter's mobile device to Canada
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Why the iPhone will be expensive in Canada
Dave Shea nails the problem with Web apps on mobile devices in Canada
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dotMobi Mobile Web Developers Guide
Brian Fling's ebook on Web development for the mobile world is available as a free download.
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iPhone may become my phone
This could be the device that finally pulls my into the mobile world.
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CRTC clears wireless TV
Television on your cellphone will be a wild realm where the CRTC will not tread.
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Canada gets m-commerce
The three national wireless service providers have a agreeded to support a standardized system of wireless payments.
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Wireless VoIP
Use a “softphone” to transform almost any device into a telephone.
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Primus sets it right
The fourth in a series reveals that Primus may let me get VoIP while keeping my current local number.
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Sold! For $2.6 billion to eBay: Skype
The auction site owns PayPal, and just bought skype for a huge sum. VoIP is hot this year.
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VoIP with Primus — so close
This third rant in a series on my attempts to get VoIP details how close to success I came before being stopped in mid-stride.
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Bell doing VoIP in Toronto
Bell Canada is finally offering VoIP to its Toronto-area customers (like me!). Bah.
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Getting dry DSL hassle-free
The seconnd in a series of rants about VoIP and dry DSL explains how easy it can be to get both — if you look at it the right way.
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The 911 on VoIP
Canadian police and security services are worried about the difficulties in tracking VoIP calls.
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