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| Voice Over IP Service Now Available - Saturday, November 03, 2007 Millhouse Electronics has added yet another valuable feature to our wireless internet offerings. All customers are elegible to upgrade their account to include Voice over IP Telephone service. Service starts $25.95 for unlimited local and long distance calls, caller id, and call waiting. Change your service, and keep your current number. Call 637-2854 for more details or to sign up today!
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| | New Even Lower Cost Internet Plans Added! - Wednesday, May 16, 2007Millhouse Electronics is now offering a broader range of internet service plans in the South East Wyoming, Cheyenne area, as we continue to expand our coverage and services we are proud to be Cheyenne Wyoming's 100% locally owned internet service provider. read more ...
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| Millhouse Electronics is southeast Wyoming's premier provider of wireless  internet services. Since 1995 we've grown from providing two-way radio services to a regional Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP). We have the largest wireless internet coverage area of anyone in southeast Wyoming Cheyenne area (click here for our coverage maps). Millhouse Electronics is continually working to enlarge our internet service coverage area for new customers, and to offer our current customers with new features and benifits. Visit our Wireless Internet Page for plans and prices. | | | | | | | | | Technology News | |
Apple, Acer and...Arrington?
Michael Arrington, the founder of the TechCrunch blog, says he will begin selling the CrunchPad, a touch-screen tablet for Web surfing, later this summer.
How Much Did Michael Jackson Rock the Web?
Compete, an analytics firm, crunched some numbers to quantify the demand for Michael Jackson information after his death.
Google Drops News Comment Feature
Google has eliminated an experimental feature that allowed people quoted in articles in Google News to post comments on those articles.
Bing Now Shows Some Twitter Updates
Bing is adding recent "tweets" from celebrities and other popular Twitter users to its search results. It is the first major search engine to do so.
LogMeIn I.P.O. Is Part of a Trickle, Not a Stream
LogMeIn went public Wednesday, but the market for venture-backed I.P.O.'s is still far from healthy.
Facebook Will Give Users More Control Over Who Sees What
Do you want to let your friends -- but not your boss -- read about your hangover on Facebook? Soon you will be able to do just that.
YouTube Co-Founder Switches to Google
Steve Chen, YouTube's founder, left the online video site to work at parent company Google.
Joost Reinvents Itself - Again
Joost, a Hulu competitor, will get a new C.E.O. and turn itself into a white-label video platform for other media companies.
A Skeptic Sees Strong Sales of Palm's Pre
Palm can barely keep up with demand for its Pre, says one prominent skeptic who is now bullish on the company's prospects.
New York City Starts Contest for Big Apple Apps
New York City will offer prizes, including dinner with the mayor, to developers who come up with creative applications that tap into city data such as property records and restaurant inspections.
Is Sony Planning a Phone/Portable Gaming Device?
Is Sony planning a gaming hybrid to rival to the iPhone? The Nikkei Business Daily says yes. Sony Ericsson calls it speculation.
And the Winner of the $1 Million Netflix Prize (Probably) Is ...
A multinational team has developed powerful algorithms that beat the accuracy of Netflix's movie-recommendation engine by more than 10 percent, qualifying for a $1 million prize.
Text-Message Service Fields Flood of Jackson Queries
In the aftermath of Michael Jackson's death, fans want to learn more about about his life. A service called kgb provides answers via text message.
Jackson's Death Caused Spike in Web Traffic
Global interest in Michael Jackson's death slowed many Web sites Thursday evening -- even mighty Google.
Michael Jackson Tops the Charts on Twitter
News of pop culture phenomenon Michael Jackson's death ricocheted around the Internet, causing several Web sites to crash as people searched for news and expressed their grief.
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