Here's a Friday morning rant: anyone get Rojo's weekly update, "The Week in Rojo" of what's been happening on the blogosphere? Anyone notice it's the same-old high-profile names every week (Scoble, Arrington, Huffington, John Battelle, Steve Rubel, Silicon Beat)? Not to jump on the Nick Carr bandwagon but you figure that a start-up such as Rollyo would give some love to people other than A-listers, right? Perhaps I'm being a bit harsh but it would be nice to see some new, fresh names once in awhile.

After a week of blogging from the semi-wilderness of Ontario, here's a few things on my wireless wish-list. First, a really cool mobile blogging tool that would let you use a Blackberry, Treo or smart phone to do basic things such as hyper-linking, trackbacks, respond to comments and highlighting text (bold, italic, etc.). I've been doing posts to Blogware via e-mail on my Blackberry but it's not an elegant or feature-rich process. (Typepad just introduced a mobile blogging tool, while a Waterloo, Ont.-based company is working on one while we speak). Second, I'd like a multi-pronged broadband package that would offer residential service, Wi-Fi, Wi-Max and 1X/EVDO service. Let's say, for example, you're camping: that's when your Wi-Max service would kick in. When you're running around town, Wi-Fi takes over; while your 1X/EVDO (and hopefully 3G) service jumps into fray when you're on a Blackberry or a Treo. Would a pay a convenience premium for this kind of package? Sure as long as it's reasonable. Third, a Blackberry 8100. Without a doubt, the Blackberry is the mobile e-mail tool and a fairly good phone. With a camera, solid Web browser and the ability to play video and music, that would be most excellent.