>X-Sender: rohit [at] 128.195.1 [dot] 70 (Unverified) >Date: Tue, 30 May 2000 21:10:35 -0700 >To: FoRK [at] xent [dot] com >From: Rohit Khare >Subject: 40X five year email volume growth > > >* Drowning In Email Success? — That could be what’s in store for...
Phew! I almost bought one this week for $39,000. They used to sell brand new for under $30,000 in the US but since they stopped importing them in 1997 they’ve become collector’s items. Looks like the bottom will be dropping out of the used D-90 market...
>Date: Thu, 25 May 2000 13:52:28 -0700 >To: FoRK >Subject: [NYT] Rethinking the Economics of Immigration > >One of the best articles about immigration, H1B, and Greencards that I have >seen in a long time. > >-Joe >...
What more perfect place for a Guns & Ammo theme park than in Times Square? Does anyone other than me comprehend the sheer lunacy of this? -Ian. —=— http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/05/19/nra.restaurant/ NRA Plans Theme Store for Times Square The NRA wants...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/000518-000008.html Posted 18/05/2000 9:56am by Dr Therese Torris, Forrester Research Forrester Why did Boo flame out so fast? Boo.com quickly burned cash on PR and advertising Boo.com’s first financing round of E120 million –...
GSM uses two main techniques, TDMA AND Frequency-Hopping. This, combined with a third feature that doesn’t transmit “quiet times” — points where there is no speech, combines to produce between a 15x-20x increase in utilization. TDMA combined...
Oops. Let me clarify: CDM = 20x, TDM = 3x. AT&T and Rogers/Cantel use TDMA. Sprint, Telus, and most others use CDMA. -Ian. At 11:04 AM 18/05/00 -0700, Ian Andrew Bell wrote: >Oh. Sorry. > >TDMA: Time Division Multiple Access 3x Frequency Re-use >CDMA: Code...
Oh. Sorry. TDMA: Time Division Multiple Access 3x Frequency Re-use CDMA: Code Division Multiple Access 20x Frequency Re-use Refers, basically, to how cellular carriers squeeze multiple phones onto one “circuit” (which is actually a frequency/modulation)....
AT&T launched PocketNet a few days ago, which is CDPD-based. Sprint has been offering free WAP access for months now (I have a Sprint mobile now in the US) for free in some packages, with unrestricted web access. You can even surf to https://ianbell.com:8888 on...
Yep. He’s on to the name change thing again. Interestingly, he’s not as wacko as I thought. The name change to “the symbol” was actually a way for him to get out of his contractual obligations as “Prince”. By being a logo instead of...
Ian Andrew Bell has been bending bits into business since 1993. He created Tingle, RosterBot, RingCentral, and other things celebrated and ignominious.
He is also a Hockeyist, Motorcyclist, and Aviation Enthusiast. Follow him on twitter as @ianb or find him on LinkedIN.