Today I rediscovered my Apple remote and although it’s based on shitty IR technology (will never grasp why they didn’t use the darn iSight as a sensor) I have to credit it as the coolest and most desirable wireless gadget in my geekdom.
Entertainment is 90% of my working time so you bet this little bugger fills in a lot!

And yeah, since we got here, I’m contemplating getting a Mac Mini (till they go extinct), a Nintendo Wii and a classic Apple iSight (for my Apple collection) for X-Mass.
I’m totally not sure which if not all at once. I’ll be much obliged if you had some ideas here.

Also open is my wish list:
- a .Mac account
- a Flickr Pro account
- an Airport Extreme Base Station
- Daniel Lyons’s bestseller 0Ption$

feeling generous? :)

take it easy folks, and happy holiday!

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I was talking about this with friends months ago, and finally someone did it. Who? Yahoo!

JetBlue is the first domestic carrier to test high altitude connectivity. You can bring your WiFi enabled gadgets, your BlackBerry’s and start browsing the web. IM on Yahoo! post twits on Twitter or whatever you want. It’s an Airbus A320 and it’s called BetaBlue as presented on JetBlue’s website, and the services are free to customers and provided exclusively by JetBlue and LiveTV™, Yahoo!®, and BlackBerry®.

Yahoo! went another step and even added special Status messages like “Head in the clouds – seriously”, “Sleeping on the Plane” and “Ugh! Crying baby on flight”

I have been predicting this a while ago, and now that it’s here, I just want to say “kudos” to everyone involved, and nice winds for the pilots.

Otherwise the cabin will be filled with flying gadgets ;-)

Sources for this article: Yahoo Messenger Blog, JetBlue Airways

This is why Wireless is FUN, and this is why I’m sorry I stopped writing here lately. I just hope I will have enough time to start writing again and bring you nice and fresh Wireless news, gossips and maybe not only wireless…

Just remember: Wireless IS FUN!

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