A Journey to the Levant
Google Webmaster tools provide great statistics on page Download time.
As it seems from the following graph, download time for a page on my website was quite bad in June but then improved significantly in July.
Possible reasons:
Will monitor this further.
I am lucky enough to be included in the Google wave “Sandbox” program, which means I have two Google wave account I can play/develop with.
Assuming that there are enough Google Wave related buzz and blogs, I don’t bother reporting my experience.
Nevertheless, if you are interested in my views, show your interest by writing a comment to this post.
I have been away from the Internet for the last 3 weeks as my family and I have relocated to Japan. Some errands (as well as internet connection) took longer than expected and still consume a lot of my time.
I have been quite busy this week, and didn’t have the time to blog on Portland Mobile WiMAX rollout.
Everyone else did, so I will stay at that.
2009 already started in Japan, and in Israel will start in a few hours.
So, a very happy new year to everyone!
あけましておめでとうございます
Hope you enjoy the new theme. I have used the Dyne theme, which I have modified here and there. Removed a few pieces, changed the fonts and will also add proper support for quotes.
I am now looking for a new theme, as the one I am using is ancient, and has more than a few glitches. It will take a while, as I will need to merge analytics and adsense into the new design.
Have moved to Ubuntu, and I am having problems embedding images into wordpress.Will look more into it (or start my windows virtual machine).
The Japanese Kanji Proficiency Society selects the Kanji every year on December 12th.
This year’s Kanji is 変 – Change – to capture these year’s events of a new Prime minister, Obama == Change, and the changes in climate and economic turmoil.
The same Kanji can be also used as an adjective, but then it’s meaning changes to “Strange”.
Fujitsu LTE website shows two LTE webstation, called the BBU and RRU, but does not describe the difference between them. I did not attend CEATEC Japan, but the page shows two photos taken at the event.
If seems like the key differentiator for Fujitsu is the 4×4 MIMO!
It will be interesting to see how Fujitsu will compete with Ericsson, the lead LTE vendor, for the Docomo deployment.
See press releases from both vendors: