Qualcomm are purveyors of all things techy and complicated, but once in a while they present a product that even I can appreciate. The latest announcement is that they've partnered with HP to put their Gobi technology in HP's laptops. It's nice to see such a serious company have a sense of humour with their product names.
It basically means that wherever you are in the world, you'll have full HSPA, so whether you're in a CDMA or a UMTS zone, you'll be able to use the same laptop, same interface and same connectivity package. It could even make hotspots a thing of the past. They are currently working with Vodafone as the data supplier, and the technology should be seen in HP business laptops released from now on.
Yay for internet with no geographical boundaries! Yay for international internet love!
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