Here at D2D we cover a lot of ground from apps to small cells, from mobile ads to small cell backhaul. We know that our readers come from many different backgrounds and not all of our content is relevant to all our readers. So for the network- and equipment-heads out there thank you for reading… Read more »
The word platform gets used often in this business. It is a heavily loaded term, which gets bandied about a lot, up there with ‘cloud’ and ‘open’ in terms of repeated, heavy usage. Despite this linguistic abuse, there is still a lot of value in having an actual platform. Businesses seek to build platforms to… Read more »
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The ability to work remotely has become an important tool in the business world and the addition of WiFi access on trains and airplanes has been of great assistance. Last week I ended my two week long visit to the East coast for the holidays and attempting to catch up with my community managing and… Read more »
Since we started in the beginning of 2011 our course has been like hanging out in an amusement park. It is both thrilling and playful: from hanging on the roller coaster and getting investments from our angels to filling up our spaceship with rocket fuel. That’s the life of many startups. They pass through the… Read more »
Less than 5 month after its launch during Techcrunch Disrupt in New York city, Open Garden beta has been downloaded more than 500,000 times on Android phones and tablets but also on Windows and Mac PCs. We have noticed an amazing peak of installs in India which is now the second largest community of Open… Read more »
With Open Garden’s explosive launch at TechCrunch DISRUPT NYC 2012 as the Most Innovative Startup, natural concerns are being raised about potential service infringement. So it should be made unequivocally clear: Open Garden takes nothing that is not paid for. It only meshes the data which subscribers pay for and are allotted by their service… Read more »
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