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Well, after 2 nights of freezing my butt off, a week of unpacking, more paper than the Brazilian rainforest can produce in a century and a week long delay delivering our cars…we are all settled in in the hills of Austin. Thanks for all of the emails and messages from everyone checking in on us…both Danielle and I appreciate all of your well wishes. I managed to move this site off of one of my servers because something was causing it to run super slow.

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Wisk-It, a recently launched Facebook application, aims to help people get rid of pictures they don’t really want the world to see. Remember that funky haircut you thought was so cool, that crazy drunken night in the city, or how about the millions of pictures of you and your ex?

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New Facebook Application is Dedicated to Cleaning up Your Life

AT&T released its fourth quarter 2009 Wi-Fi connection numbers: AT&T says that its customers made 85.5m connections via its 20,000-strong hotspot network in 2009, with more than a third–35.3m–made in 2009 Q4 alone. The 2009 usage is four times that of usage in 2008, although a far smaller number of AT&T fixed and mobile broadband subscribers had free Wi-Fi access in 2008 than in 2009. If customers on average downloaded 1 MB of data for each 2009 connection, that’s 85 terabytes of information shifted over the network–but that could be quite low

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AT&T Sees Continued Growth in Wi-Fi Sessions

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SFO appears ready to add to the free airport Wi-Fi trend: This is yet another surprise to this veteran watcher of airport Wi-Fi. The San Mateo County Times appears to have broken the news that the SFO airport authority wants to switch off the money flow when the current T-Mobile contract ends in February.

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San Francisco Airport Plans Free Wi-Fi

Ok, so this morning I was browsing around the internet and came across a revolutionary new cellular phone. It’s called the Pomegranate, and not only is it a phone, mp3 player, GPS device, internet browser, projector, global voice translator and camera, but it also controls just about everything else possible.

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New Pomegranate Phone / Web Browser / Coffee Maker in One!

The leading worldwide purveyor of in-flight Internet service gets a cash injection: Aircell has raised $176m in private placement equity financing. The company doesn’t release many details, so we have no idea how this dilutes present private shareholders, how the company is valued, or on what terms the financing was arranged. While Aircell has its Gogo Inflight Internet service on over 700 planes in the US, and planes to bring at least several hundred more into service in 2010, the market state of mile-high Wi-Fi is still largely unknown.

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Aircell Pumps $176m More into Coffers