by Rob Cottingham | Jul 19, 2010 | Blogging, Social Signal
Originally posted on BlogWorld Expo.
Flaky wireless connections are a fact of life for bloggers on the move. If it isn’t tortoise-slow downloads, it’s a password that never seems to “take”. If it isn’t a connection that keeps dropping, it’s…
by Rob Cottingham | May 12, 2008 | Technology
Some applications are revolutionary, changing the way you do your work (or making entirely new kinds of work possible). Then there are the smaller, less-celebrated applications that just make life a little bit easier. And the thing about them is, when the part of life... by Rob Cottingham | Mar 26, 2008 | Technology
Ever wondered what happens when a company decides it wants to start drinking the proprietary champagne instead of the open-source Kool-Aid? Meet Meraki, makers of the mesh-network hardware behind cool initiatives like FreeTheNet.ca, and until very recently... by Rob Cottingham | Jul 20, 2007 | Technology
Overheard at Lattieri: “Do you have free WiFi here?” “No, we pay for it.” by Rob Cottingham | Aug 21, 2006 | Technology
When we replaced our ailing Airport Base Station with a Linksys WRT54GS, we had high hopes for trouble-free connectivity. But alas, our G4 desktop, both of our iBooks, a MacBook and a PowerBook all had trouble getting the router’s DHCP server to give them IP...
