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Category Archives: Telecom Market
Smartphones beware – the laptop is shrinking: MUnit – a taster of what to come
A few disruptive innovations are getting ready to hit the market, opening up for small device manufacturers to fill the hole between the <3 inch display devices (mobile phones) and the >10 inch display device (laptops). The hole reserved for…
Posted in Java, Linux, Mobile Devices, MUnit, Telecom Market
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European operators fighting over who will sell iPhone
I can’t help but smile when I read about TeliaSoneras “ace up their sleeve” in the fight for becoming the operator to sell the iPhone in Sweden. Imagine that: operators fighting over who should sell a phone!…
Posted in Apple, Telecom Market
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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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Sony Ericsson announces eSWT support
Java will be (is) one of the core platforms for mobile applications. MIDP2/CLDC is the current flavor of Java and has been around for a few years but it’s rather restricted. Even though Mobile Service Architecture, JSR 248, will bring…
Posted in Java, Mobile OS, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Telecom Market
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The Mobile Industry Web Maturity Test
That last post got me thinking. The fact that I can’t get the name of any person calling me by having the phone hooking up to a web service and looking up the name from the phone number is…
Posted in Apple, Internet, LG, Maturity Test, Mobile 2.0, Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Telecom Market, User Experience
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