If you recall a few weeks ago I posted an exclusive from the Vodafone 360 team announcing the upcoming arrival of the Vodafone 360 Samsung H2. I’d taken a look at the H2 and found it a rather nice improvement on the Samsung H1 (the original top-end 360 handset). Well, I’ve got some news straight [...]
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In case anyone is looking for a perspective from RIM/BlackBerry on recent news in the Gulf, I got this in from their PR team this morning: - – - – - RIM has spent over a decade building a very strong security architecture to meet our enterprise customers’ strict security requirements around the world. It [...]
Episode 4 of our LadyGeek TV App Show is live and rocking going out now to hundreds of thousands of women every week. If you haven’t come across it before, it’s aimed at the smart, professional female and aims to show off a few smart, useful and relevant apps in each episode. In this week’s [...]
Yesterday, I was distinctly unimpressed at witnessing how Motorola were executing their social media competition and posted this note as a result: Is giving a prize to celebrate follower numbers really silly? In the post, I wondered what noted social media expert James Whatley made of it. James is Engagement Strategy Director for 1000heads. He [...]
It’s time now for the second in the series of posts from our panel of industry experts discussing how to deliver brilliant WiFi services for 10,000 delegates at a conference/event. (Do check the series introduction for the details). Today’s industry expert is Ben Wilson, UK Country Manager for Xirrus, the leader in high performance WiFi equipment [...]
This week I was delighted to havea my question featured on the All About Symbian podcast. It’s one of the most informative and entertaining podcasts that I check in with on a regular basis. I saw the team tweet asking for questions to answer and debate during the podcast so here’s the one I submitted [...]
I’ve got a social media question for you this evening. Have a read of this tweet from MotoMobile: We’re nearing the 20,000 follower mark! To thank you for your support, we’re giving a Moto device to our 20,000th follower! Now the chaps behind the Moto twitter service are really smart. I’ve been thoroughly enjoying what [...]
I’m delighted to publish the first response from our panel of industry experts on the subject of delivering brilliant WiFi for 10,000 delegates. (Do check the series introduction for the details). Today’s industry expert is Scott Reeves, Technical Director, EMEA, for Ruckus Wireless. That’s him above. Scott knows a thing or two about WiFi. He has [...]
How depressing. I was walking along the road yesterday and came across this Hamptons sign for a (no doubt) highly overpriced property in Marlow. You’d have seen me visibly wilt as I saw the new addition to the Hamptons signs: It reads, “Find me on the Hamptons app for iPhone”, complete with a nice little [...]
I can’t stand going to events and conferences and finding the WiFi services are either faulty, slow or non-existent. It’s a big problem for event organisers — and one that can no longer be sidestepped as being the venue’s fault. Complain to the event organiser that, “The WiFi is rubbish,” or, “I can’t seem to [...]
What does everyone use to send SMS alerts to employees for things like server alerts, planned downtime, that sort of scenario? Do you go to an SMS provider, buy the credits and then make your own sending system (or hook in to their API)? Or do you use the gateway provider’s sometimes rather rubbish system [...]
Right then, here’s the third and latest episode of the first series of LadyGeek TV just out of the edit suite. And this week’s episode features the ultra cool Maggie Philbin. You remember Maggie, right? Tomorrow’s World? The best presenter? Of course you do. And yes, Maggie actually appears as a Princess-Leia-Hologram-Out-Of-The-iPhone. (NB that hologram [...]