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Wow. WiFi in the air. This is how it should always be, even though I know the massive cost is what holds the airlines back. Maybe we'll have to turn to JetBlue for affordable consumer Internet airline service? I feel like a rock star – chartered jet, Eric Rice, Phil Torrone, Robert Scoble mere seats away. They're serving champagne, but I'm playing the part of a responsible passenger. In fact, I'm holding off on uploading anything massive (like photos or live video) so that others might also enjoy this experience. Doesn't seem like we've tapped Connexion's connection potential. Skype is amazing up here – unbelievable quality. Okay, I know I said I was acting responsible, but one of Skype's selling points is that it doesn't use much bandwidth to get its data packets across the infobahn. Noise canceling headphones are a necessity for flights, no doubt. Does anybody use those stupid phones in the back of the seats, anyway? Oh, and they also have live outlets underneath the seats, so there's no fear of ever running out of juice. Goodonya, Boeing.












CPS SN 07-21-2005

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The following are the show notes for the July 21st, 2005 edition of the Chris Pirillo Show.

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Andru Edwards

Andru Edwards from GearLive joined Chris in the studio to talk about gadgets.

Andru operates Gear Live, which was recently brough down by their popular article on how Edwin used Google Maps to get out of a ticket. The article received worldwide notice almost instantly as it was posted on Technorati then BoinBoing and Slashdot.

According to their website, Gear Live is a trend-setting web magazine, launched in June 2004, devoted to the high tech lifestyle. We provide news, previews, reviews, commentaries, and more on all your favorite gadgets, consumer electronics, games, music, and tech trends. Our readers enjoy our timely coverage, and honest approach.

Andru also runs Venturus which is a site dedicated to teaching bloggers about running a business on the Internet.


Connexion – Boeing’s Wi-fi Service for Aircraft

Chris went on Boeing’s experimental test plane to check out Boeing’s Connection 1 service.

More information can be foud on Chris Pirillo’s blog:

Flying with Wi-Fi

Connexion by Boeing

A Real Wireless Connection


Chris and Ponzi Go House Shopping


This Week In Games

This week we covered a lot of new, including the Majesco class-action lawsuit, EA games picking up Half-Life 2, and others.

Please note: I did not cover the rating reversal of Grand theft Auto: San Andreas. I’ll be providing a special edition of TWiG with my opinion on the subject tomorrow.


Ask Leo

iTunes now supports podcasting, but in doing so, did Apple take a page from Microsoft’s book of tactics?
The Ask Leo Show Notes are available on his site, http://ask-leo.com/did_apple_just_pull_a_microsoft.html


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Skype in United Kingdom

August 13th, 2007
at 11:00am

d section off part of the cabin in today’s world of seat revenue chasing, but a plane with Skype in every seat would be even better. It’s a shame that Connexion by Boeing got axed before I had a chance to try it out, but according toChris Pirilloand Vincent Brousseau Skype worked like a dream. Maybe SRB can make it happen again…

:: jozjozjoz.com ::

July 19th, 2005
at 5:06pm

You, rock star, you!

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