Monthly Archives: March 2012

Tweet If you are among the lucky ones to have an iPad 3 and you want to use it for tethering (yes, the new iPad can tether ), then only fill out the APN name, both in the normal and … Continue reading →

Tweet Below you find the winning poems of our 7th #attole action (more info via http://blog.mobilevikings.com/?p=983). Congratulations again Leen and Mick! The poems will be published on our website and they will be framed in our offices (pics to follow)! … Continue reading →

Tweet Do you have a question for our helpdesk, or do you just want to meet us? Then visit us at our knarr on 29/3 in Antwerp, during the ASK-Stuwer Go Kart Race. You find us at the Middelheim Campus … Continue reading →

Tweet Do you like writing, (video) recording, researching or editing? We’re looking for Vikings who want to join The Mobile Revolution team. The Mobile Revolution is a website about all things mobile. The site is looking for bloggers who want … Continue reading →

Tweet UPDATE 22/3/2012: “We were truly surprised by the poems you sent us. Every single one was absolutely amazing and making a decision was not as easy as we thought. Our helpdesk team chose three poems, that will be published … Continue reading →

Tweet We received a bunch of emails and even more Facebook and Twitter questions about problematic data connections with iPhones and iPads. In most cases, the sole reason for the trouble was the iOS 5.1. Software update. Not to worry … Continue reading →

Tweet It’s time for our 6th #attole action! This week, it’s all about tops, T-shirts, hoodies, tank tops and more tops. On the website of Topaholic, you’ll find a whole range of tops with cool designs for men, women, boys, … Continue reading →

Tweet UPDATE 14 MARCH 2012 – This is it, this is where you’ll find out if you’re one of the lucky winners who will receive an Instant VikingCard. Today, at 12pm sharp, exactly 967 VikingCards had been sold. If you … Continue reading →

Tweet Update: at 8/3, 12am we registered 46 reasons to be proud to be a Viking. The most original was the one of Michael : “A close group of men, women, youngsters, but even granddads and grandmums. Ready to board … Continue reading →