Author Archives: Thomas Purves

DemoCamp14. DemoCamp is all grown up.

Posted on September 18, 2007 by Thomas Purves

DemoCamp

Congrats to all for one of the best DemoCamps yet. Last night at the board of trade the better part of 300 people turned out. At the board of trade with food and beverage service in the heart of downtown. As Jay said, DemoCamp has grown up.

Myself and a few others were live swarming the presentations to the TorCamp chat swarm.

Transcript after the jump.


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And if that doesn’t do it, WiMax is coming

Posted on September 18, 2007 by Thomas Purves

From Intel’s developer forum today: “Intel is developing a Wimax enabled CPU [chipset?] called Echo Creek in the middle of next year, with a number of vendors committing to producing notebooks that use the chip. By 2012, over a billion … Continue reading →

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Updates on data rates.

Posted on September 18, 2007 by Thomas Purves

# the iPhone launches in London today. The kicker: *cough* Unlimited data on all plans. Starting at 35£. There were two iphones and democamp last night, you can unlock them and work them in Canada, though Jevon had smartly turned … Continue reading →

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