Guys, I haven’t been blogging much the last week or so. I have a good reason that I can’t tell you. As Forrest would say, that’s all I have to say about that.  On to the roundup:

Russ and Andy both noted the appearance of an article in the New York Times which talks about many of the mobile VoIP devices out there (but misses the best ones!). Andy generally agrees with the Times author that the process of setting up and using these devices isn’t practical yet. Bah.

As if the world really needed a $1200 cell phone, B&O has introduced one. Keating thinks Apple is taking notes.  If Apple introduces a $1200 cell phone, nobody will buy it. Take that note, Apple.

While I was in a haze, Trixbox 2.0 came out. W00t, Fonality. Go get em.

Oh, back to Russ. He’s paranoid about politicians keeping their hands off of the network (which is what they ought to do).  He thinks Bush favors the anti-Neut lobby, this despite posting a quote from the president in which he is very partial to Google.  So I’m not sure what Russ is trying to say here.

That said, when the phone company runs their flap about Google sucking bandwidth, they’re getting it all wrong: Every month, when I send in Internet access bill, I pay for the bandwidth I use, Google or otherwise. Stuff doesn’t have to be so complicated, grrr..