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Category Archives: Telecoms
Blueface make personal attack, unfounded slurs on former customer
Blueface would appear to be losing it. Feargal Brady, Blueface CEO has, out of the blue, decided to start leaving deliberately inaccurate, bizarre and unsubstantiated accusations against me in comments on a post on this blog. Some of these allegations … Continue reading
Posted in Telecoms, blueface, voip
Tagged accusations, allegations, blueface, blueface ceo, ceo, feargal brady, ireland, port forwarding, reliability issues, sip, telephony provider, voip
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Cubic Telecom forms strategic alliance with Global Roaming Inc
I see Pat Phelan’s Cubic Telecom has announced a “strategic alliance” with Global Roaming Inc who trade under the CelTrek brand. The press release on Pat’s blog is short on details and pat is travelling at the minute so I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Telecoms
Tagged global roaming, partnership, pat phelan, press release, strategic alliance, telecom
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BT Broadband users can be hacked!
James Galvin posted a couple of weeks ago about a recently published exploit which made hacking Eircom’s wireless routers trivial. As Eircom are the largest provider of residential broadband in Ireland, this is potentially a big deal. As Joe Drumgoole … Continue reading
Posted in Broadband, Privacy, Security, Telecoms, wifi
Tagged attacker, eircom, fraudulent websites, free wifi, james galvin, social engineering, voip, wep key, wireless routers, wpa
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First iPhone photo editor app?
.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Pixenate on the iPhone, originally uploaded by pxn8. Having recently successfully deployed their Pixenate FaceBook app … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Sharing, Technology, Telecoms, Web 2.0
Tagged Photo Sharing, Technology, Telecoms, Web 2.0
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Cubic Telecom make the final 40 in TechCrunch40
Paul Boutin is reporting the finalists in the TechCrunch40. This has been a closely guarded secret for several weeks now but Paul spotted the names on banners in the Palace hotel! One of the names is Pat Phelan’s Cubic Telecom … Continue reading
Posted in Telecoms
Tagged pat_phelan, paul_boutin, techcrunch20, techcrunch40, Telecoms
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Cork-based telecoms firm raises €5m
Pat Phelan’s Cubic Telecom have released details of €5m worth of investment they have received. Cubic Telecom is the parent company of the Roam4free and Yak4ever brands. From the release Cubic has raised a EUR3.5M investment from private backers in … Continue reading
Posted in Telecoms, Web 2.0, startups
Tagged pat_phelan, startups, techcrunch, techcrunch_20, Telecoms, Web 2.0
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