Notice how Blackberry, which continues to have the absolutely WORST mobile browsing experience in the industry, is conspicuously absent?

Read more: Mobile Browsing Gets Serious

Verizon publicó la semana pasada los resultados unas pruebas llevadas a cabo con su red con p4p, y según parece hasta el 58% del tráfico P2P puede obtenerse desde el interior de su red Internet.

Read more: Llega el P4P, la evolucion del P2P

This morning, I had the great privilege of skype conferencing with two teachers and an advocate in South Africa along with Noble (who was in Vancouver). It was quite exciting to hear their passion and excitement about some changes happening in their school in Fezeka (a school that has been given support through Education Without Borders in Vancouver), in the townships of Capetown.

Read more: On my way to South Africa with Teachers Without Borders

Austrian luxury designer and jeweler Peter Aloisson, creator of one of the world’s most expensive cell phones, has broken new ground—sort of. Sure, there’s nothing new about the whole diamond-studded phone thing, but the iPhone Princess Plus has the distinction of being the world’s most expensive iPhone.

Read more: Most Expensive iPhone

This is why I got an Otterbox Armor iPhone case. This case is the Sherman tank of iPhone cases. It opens with two sturdy latches. Inside is a stereo plug that slides into your iPhone and a rubber grip to hold it snug.

Read more: SurfBits, Home of the Mac Reviews � Blog Archive � The Ultimate iPhone Case

I don’t know if you’ve heard but there is an absolute flood of information concerning a pretty major shift that’s going down all over the cell phone world: cell phone service providers are FINALLY opening their doors to unlimited plans!

Read more: WHERE Widget of the Week: Sprint Stores!

Among the conferences my partner and I had high on our list to attend, VON.x in San Jose was one of the most important. Due to scheduling, spring break, and cost, we sadly came to the conclusion we just couldn’t attend. When your work is focused on a particular area and you have to miss a key event, it’s a deflating feeling.

Read more: VON.x Here we Come

I think this has happened 3 times now and this last time I couldn't get the email application to d/l. It would run to completion then say it didn't download correctly and try later. It did that for about a week and a half and finally I called Sprint.

Read more: Just Have to talk about good stuff--Sprint Tech Support

In any case, all of this reminded me of a fantastic example of applied skepticism in the case of James Randi’s exposing of James Hydrick, a young man who claimed to be able to perform telekinesis in moving a pencil and flipping the pages of a telephone directory. Of course, the hack was full of hot air - quite literally, in fact, as he moved both items simply by blowing on them:

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So the other night, I’m lying in bed checking the hours of the library on my iPhone. Mike was getting ready to listen to his iPod. He put his headphones in and said, “I won’t be able to hear you starting now. These headphones are noise-canceling.”

Read more: A RECENT CONVERSATION

Aún parece lejano el día que la empresa lance su primer dispositivo en este mercado, pero si lo hacen del mismo modo que con el iPhone, seguro que veremos un antes y un después de ello.

Read more: Apple se lanza a por los videojuegos

Margaret sent me to the Verizon store yesterday because the microphone on my cell phone no longer works. I didn’t come away with an audible sell, because the very patient Verizon franchisee explained that I wasn’t eligible for a new phone till April 8 — at which time I could receive a “free” phone if I re-upped for another two-year contract.

Read more: Asking Around

I’m not looking to switch to a new provider (like Vonage). I just want a service like K7 or GrandCentral that has a Canadian area code (ideally 604, but I’m not picky).

Read more: Help! I need a voicemail-to-web service in Canada

Second, the iPod Touch doesn’t have an audio input jack. That means you can’t use it for Skype, or other VOIP services. You can do IMing through web sites, though the Business Week article argues that it’s pretty awkward.

Read more: The New Ipods Are That Good. But Are They Sponge-Worthy?

Everybody knows Skype. Everybody loves Skype. But has Starhub gained itself a huge advantage with Pfingo here in Singapore? Daniel and Jerrick discuss the unique features of Starhub’s VoIP offering with Senior Mac Daddy-ologist Kevin Lim, over in Buffalo. Watch original episode on Tech65.org.

Read more: Video: Heard about Pfingo? Kevin chats with the Tech65 crew