If you are interested in obsolete technology, then there is an IP TV show that goes over lots of interesting stuff at http://obsoleet.noobelodeon.org/
The show discusses various old or outdated technology like VCRs, payphones, various old audio formats, and many other topics.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
$40 unlimited cellular internet
6.27.13 AGAIN WE ARE NOT RECOMMENDING VIRGIN MOBILE DUE TO LACK OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT
6/30/11 Due to Virgin Mobile closing an account of ours that had funds in it, that should have been active for 365 days we can NOT recommend using Virgin Mobile at this time!
[edit:11.12.10 this article is newer $25 mobile internet]
All of the unlimited cellular internet connections seem to be disappearing. Most carriers are reeling in their unlimited cellular internet connections, and putting a cap on data usage, normally in the 5Gb area.
One carrier has risen above all of the others, and is offering an unlimited cellular data service for only $40 per month.
Not only is this price point going to give other cellular carriers a run for their money, but at that price point it may even be beneficial for many people to cut the DSL or cable modem service and use this as their sole means of accessing the internet.
I even ponder if this will cut into the voice revenues of many cellular carriers, as you would be able to walk around with a wifi VoIP phone and a MiFi device to get your calls just about anywhere.
6/30/11 Due to Virgin Mobile closing an account of ours that had funds in it, that should have been active for 365 days we can NOT recommend using Virgin Mobile at this time!
[edit:11.12.10 this article is newer $25 mobile internet]
All of the unlimited cellular internet connections seem to be disappearing. Most carriers are reeling in their unlimited cellular internet connections, and putting a cap on data usage, normally in the 5Gb area.
One carrier has risen above all of the others, and is offering an unlimited cellular data service for only $40 per month.
Not only is this price point going to give other cellular carriers a run for their money, but at that price point it may even be beneficial for many people to cut the DSL or cable modem service and use this as their sole means of accessing the internet.
I even ponder if this will cut into the voice revenues of many cellular carriers, as you would be able to walk around with a wifi VoIP phone and a MiFi device to get your calls just about anywhere.
Friday, September 3, 2010
freecnam.com now forwards to this site... and is forsale...
I am donating freecnam.com to the TnID people for a new project that they are working on.
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