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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Three questions you should ask yourself if you’re building mobile devices
Russell Beattie asks Motorola three questions but they can really be extended to any device manufacturer. The questions are:
What’s the platform? Russell writes:
Moto has now launched phones with every conceivable OS there is: Linux, Java,
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Posted in Mobile 2.0, Motorola
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The iPhone brand
Wow, what a success. At least the first weekend, the iPhone went for a knockout and succeeded. Up to 700’000 phones is nothing short of amazing especially considering the price. The iPhone has already become and iconic…
Posted in Apple, Linux, Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Telecom Market
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Grandcentral aquired by Google
So the rumours were true: Google has aquired VoIP-pioneers Grandcentral.
Just like the company I am in the process of starting up: GlocalReach, Grandcentral is basically an internet based reach…
Posted in Google, VOIP
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