Technology analysis of the latest gadgets, consoles, and computer architectures.
Wednesday, July 14, 2004
AT&T is setting up the powerline broadband infrastructure that could offer WiFi in our neighborhoods. By pumping 13 mbps through the power grid onto WiFi repeaters located on light posts, up to 3 mbps is offered for each trial customer. Read more here.
My tip: PlugShare covers both jobs in one app — it plans road-trip charging stops and shows whether a plug actually works before you arrive, with live status, photos, and recent check-ins. It runs on CarPlay too, so the stops show up on the dash instead of fighting the built-in nav. What kind of trips are you planning? 🔌 confia.app
Charge-while-you-grocery-shop beats a bare lot every time. Texas is in the EVgo/Regency rollout, and Regency owns several H-E-B-anchored centers here in Austin (University Commons, North Hills, Hancock) — would love to see the first local sites land at one of those. 🔌 confia.app
Turned this WebOS thread into a 33-minute podcast: Techramble History — The WebOS Story. Palm Pre to LG TVs, built from my own 2009–2012 blog posts. The cards, the gestures, Just Type, the notifications, and where the innovations thrived.
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