@smaffulli If you are not a US resident you can’t have it. So it’s not a worldwide offering.

@TheMarkONeill Nope, because you cannot buy it unless you are a US resident. So it’s not really open to everybody.

@MattVSTS No way.Three UK coverage in US is miserable, to say the least. I’m talking about 1st class citizen roaming here. A global provider

@cloud_opinion Do you know why @jeffsussna doesn’t like your amazing solution powered by amazing technologies? Because it’s not frictionless

@mjasay @eric_gray It’s outrageous. Where’s @google when you need it? If there’s 1 thing that would make me switch to Android @sundarpichai

@herrod @gcvp Speed is a Frictionless IT key ingredient (http://t.co/IOKJSmkzdi). Containers provisioning speed is huge for devs & end users

RT @gcvp: CTO and VC: What’s the difference? @gcvp’s @herrod chats w/@sdtimes http://t.co/zHt6wnxpLS

*3 months to 2016* and human kind still doesn’t have a telco provider offering a flat data roaming plan available worldwide (= frictionless)

Startup Grind London Presents: @paddycosgrave (Web Summit) @StartupGrind http://t.co/mc0uEJakTM < I’ll be there too tomorrow. It’ll be fun

The case against Dropbox looks stronger with each passing day: http://t.co/vIzhKWKXtx < it seems to me that @dropbox is building a cloud OS.