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3 Mobile Broadband: Rural Failure Paid Members Public
Mr Rogers [http://engagement101.blogspot.com] reminded me of the recent post by Mr OnionBagBlog decrying the performance of his 3 mobile broadband dongle [http://onionbagblog.blogspot.com/2008/07/3-is-tragic-number-wednesday-10.html], querying how this tallied with my own experience. Well, in all honesty, in the best part of three
3 Mobile Broadband: Upload Speeds Not Good Paid Members Public
 [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/pics/2008/Caff%C3%A9%20Nero%20on%203G.html] Incidentally, the [last post](http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2008/04/thoughts_from_the_tuttle_club.html) was all done using that
MobileConnect: Get An Icon Paid Members Public
OK. It’s small and it’s petty, but there’s something irritating me about the software I use to dial up with that 3 mobile broadband dongle. It has no icon.To be more accurate, it uses the generic application icon for all Mac OSX apps. C’mon guys,
Mobile Broadband: Testing 3's 3G Dongle Paid Members Public
Three things have happened recently which have made me reconsider my attitude to mobile broadband: 1. Playing with my iPhone has made me reconsider the speeds available on mobile broadband, giving me an experience that actually matches the speeds, unlike the “meh” performance of my old Nokia. 2. Spending a
Le Web 3: The Old Media Strikes Back Paid Members Public
An unfulfilling LeWeb discussion about online communities and the media.
The Civilised Way Of Blogging Paid Members Public
It’s Thursday morning and I’m busy enjoying a freshly-squeezed orange juice and some toast in a little coffee shop in a small Suffolk market town. Mmm. This is the right way to blog. I’ve abandoned One Woman to the joys of London commuting for a couple of
