BBC News – So-called “see-hear-buy” services are already emerging, with Apple’s iTunes WiFi Music Store allowing iPhone or iPod Touch users who hear, find and download a song they like playing in a Starbucks coffee shop straight away. Amazon’s newly-launched Read More

Mac Central – JetBlue plans to introduce limited in-flight e-mail and instant messaging access on one airplane on Tuesday. Customers on the equipped plane will be able to use their laptops and Wi-Fi-enabled phones to access a customized version of Yahoo Mail and Read More

American Reporter – As for computer technology, the acronym explosion of the 1970s and ’80s has moderated, but our civilization still finds itself tripping over the debris: modem, lan, wan, wifi, spam, google. Each has a specific technical meaning or, at least Read More

Network World Fusion – During a six-hour weather-related stay at Chicago’s O’Hare, I learned that O’Hare has much better WiFi than my own Logan Airport – it’s a bit cheaper and is far more reliable. Unlike the two times I’ve used the WiFi at Logan, I didn’t have to try Read More

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