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Cingular 8125 Bluetooth Dial-Up WAP Internet Connection Settings

Friday, August 25th, 2006

Ok, sorry for the crazy title. I have had a whole slew of people ask me how to get their Cingular 8125 connected to their laptop via a Bluetooth Dial-Up connection, so here is how you do it.
First you are going to need to make sure that you have connected your computer and your [...]

Parrot 3400 LS-GPS Bluetooth Car Kit

Monday, August 21st, 2006

In an effort to try and keep this blog focused on the world of online marketing, SEO/SEM, blogging etc. I have decided to post my geekery items, like my new Parrot 3400 LS-GPS Bluetooth car kit review to my new tech blog at tech.golod.com. Pretty exciting huh? Yeah, I know I am a psycho.

Deliman Says Thanks

Monday, July 31st, 2006

Thanks to all of the friends and family who made turning 35 so much fun. Well, the stuff we did was fun, turning 35 really wasn’t all that fun. The thing that really sucks is the fact that I am so damn tired right now. Pictures posted soon of the festivities and [...]

Microsoft Streets and Trips 2006

Thursday, March 16th, 2006

Ok, so yesterday my new little USB GPS receiver shows up and of course I go into full geek mode. I pulled out the IBM X20 (the best thin-client laptop platform ever made IMHO) and plugged it in. I fired up MS AutoRoute 2006 and once I configured the GPS receiver with the software [...]

GPRS / EDGE Wireless Data in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Sunday, January 1st, 2006

Happy New Year everyone. Hope you all had a safe and fun New Year’s celebration. I am in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico right now and am writing this post via the wireless connection (via bluetooth) on my Nokia 6620 (Cingular Wireless). I have the unlimited data plan from Cingular, which has been a bit [...]

Sprint PPC-6700 Smartphone Released

Sunday, October 30th, 2005

Sprint has released the first smartphone to use the latest version of Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system. The Sprint PPC-6700 is a compact handset built by UTStarcom who also makes a WiFi handset for people using Vonage and other VOIP services. This is the first device to use the latest verison, 5.0, of [...]

EV-DO Coverage in Pacific Heights / San Francisco

Wednesday, October 5th, 2005

I am trying to find someone who can tell me about their EV-DO coverage experiences in San Francisco and more specifically in Pacific Heights. I am tired of waiting for Cingular Wireless to get off their asses and roll out some serious 3G technology here and I saw the soon-to-be-released Kyocera KR1 EV-DO Router today [...]

Free Secure WiFi from Google

Tuesday, September 20th, 2005

If you live in San Francisco, like I do, you can get secure (encrypted) WiFi intenet access from Google. If you are a dork like me, then you have certainly heard the rumors about Google starting up a free wifi network in the US. This is the first beta release of Google’s [...]

Push Email Client for Series 60 Symbian Phones

Thursday, September 8th, 2005

Ok, I just came across a push email client for Series 60/Symbian OS phones. It is called MailX. MailX is a subscription based push email system designed to work on phones using the Symbian Operating System. I was pretty excited when I first heard there was a push email client for my phone, [...]

Connection Manager Pro – Cool

Thursday, September 8th, 2005

Ok, so we are getting to the point where us dorks have multiple data networks that we use on a regular basis and some that we use on a less frequent basis. If you have a laptop and a wireless network card (WiFi / 802.xx), then you know that this means you have to configure [...]