Wireless,The WAP Way

This, plus this, plus this, plus (most important part) this = this (gawd, is that graphic classic or what?). Nothing else to offer this afternoon 'cept malaise about this.

-- Bonus from the internal tech support guy at AT&T I wasn't supposed to reach, but did: this.

Elegtronica

Brian Hurley of Web radio station Detroit Industrial Underground explains in this L.A. Times article (reg. req.) why the proposed compromise royalty bill pending in Congress gets mixed reviews from Webcasters. More, from Eric Olsen at Blogcritics.

Intel Unwired

ZDNet, the San Francisco Chronicle, the L.A. Times and others all report today on Intel's plans to invest $150 million in wireless technology to help boost worldwide adoption of WiFi. (c | net and Alan Reiter had this yesterday.) From the L.A. Times: "Intel hopes to promote a more robust wireless infrastructure that will support its next generation of products. 'The goal is to have anytime, anywhere computing.'" The Times says that among other things Intel will fund companies working to solve issues like consolidating billing for independently operated hot spots; iPass and Boingo Wireless are mentioned.

Doonesbury Blogs Again

It's all in the punctuation.

Infojunkie Newsletter

Came across Karen Blakeman's Tales From The Terminal Room today. Chock full of good stuff, mostly reviews of Web utilities, search engines, gizmos and resources. Subscription info here.