And you thought we were done with the whole wireless thing for the year...

One more note on communications resources for the developing world -- some useful new publications have hit the stands over the past few months:

IT46+, a consultancy has released The Voip Primer: Building Voice Infrastructure in Developing Regions. Written, edited, reviewed and translated by a crack team of wireless for dev's who's who, the book is useful not only for technologists, but also for people who simply want to have a better sense of what VOIP means in the developing world context.

Our friend the stripey book, aka, Wireless Networking for the Developing World, now in French.

APC's ItrainOnlinewireless networking materials in Arabic.

And finally, an orange stripey book, How to Accelerate Your Internet: A practical guide to Bandwidth Management and Optimization using Open Source Software, from the BMO Booksprint Team.

Really, it's not as geeky as it looks!