Divergent Technologies

06/12/2019

China Mobile awarded its first batch of 5G equipment contracts to the likes of Huawei and ZTE, though it did include Ericsson and Nokia in the process.

08/17/2016

Nice article! Sometimes we need to be reminded the most valuable assets in our companies are the people who show up every day.

Sometimes financial decisions that are seemingly rational on their face can precipitate mass exodus of your best engineers. We Hired the CFO Last week as a favor to a friend, I sat in on a board

08/16/2016

I knew this from talking to some Google people. They think this business is easy and customers will flow to them. That is true in the beginning but maintaining a high level of customer service in this business is extremely hard. They will most likely learn that fact the hard way.

Google Fiber's ambitious plan to offer US cities internet and TV service faces the reality of huge costs in the telecom sector.

07/15/2016

The first one in the world, maybe coming to a fjord near you.

01/19/2015

The wireless industry has faced many challenges over the last 30 years with the increase of traffic due to more data traffic along with the takeover of the voice network from wireline (landline) se...

07/16/2013

I had this happen the other day, if you share your Google Calendar with other people, Spammers and Hackers are placing bogus events and hoping you click on them. DON'T OPEN them just delete them and then follow the instructions on this web site to change settings.

I'm a little worried because it's now the second time I see a spammy event added without my consent on my Google Calendar. How is this person sending a Google

05/16/2013

The beginning of The Borg....watch out!!!

At Google's annual I/O developer conference Thursday, it announced the first big wave of third party Glass apps, dubbed Glassware.

05/16/2013

Free TV coming soon to your living room. Stay tuned :)

05/16/2013

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Even a group of bandits hauling backpacks stuffed with millions likely won't speed the U.S. conversion to more secure card tech.

05/14/2013

The world's first $35 computer. "We want to see it being used by kids all over the world to learn programming."

The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. It’s a capable little PC which can be used for many of the things that your desktop PC does, like spreadsheets, word-processing and games. It also plays high-definition video. We want to see it being used by kid...

04/12/2013

Firms report 40.5 Tbps speed for a long-haul distance