by Phillip Redman | June 30, 2010 | 2 Comments
I signed up for Google Voice for my mobile phone about a month ago. There are a few options including unifying numbers from several phones, but for now I chose to try the voicemail system. In theory, my unanswered calls are forwarded to Google where they would transcribe the voicemail message, then send them to [...]
Category: cellular Google Technology Unified Communications Tags: Google Voice, Voice Recognition
by Phillip Redman | June 25, 2010 | 1 Comment
There was a lot of excitement in the air this week, or at least on the Internet, about the release of iOS4 to upgrade the iPhone 3G and 3Gs (and oh, yeah, the new iPhone 4 availability to those that pre-ordered!). Currently, iPhone is a mile wide in enterprises, but only an inch deep–basically most [...]
Category: Enterprise IT iPhone mobile phones mobility management Tags: Apple, MDM, Smartphone
by Phillip Redman | June 16, 2010 | 1 Comment
Think it’s going to be a cool, quiet summer? Think again! The FCC is turning up the heat early. The tentative agenda for its June 17 open meeting includes a formal Notice of Inquiry (NOI) related to the FCC’s authority over broadband services. Among the NOI’s questions: whether the current Title I (information service) classification [...]
Category: cellular Networks Regulation Technology Tags: FCC, Internet, Network, Regulation
by Phillip Redman | June 14, 2010 | 2 Comments
Last week I spent a lot of time with user clients going over some of their main business issues relating to mobile networks and the enterprise. At each meeting, the most burning question was not related specifically to technology, but how to manage the ever expanding number of mobile and wireless platforms and services. In [...]
Category: Uncategorized Tags: cellular, mobile enterprise, wireless
