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August 17, 2011

Google Acquires Patents – and Also Motorola

Google + Moto is the BIG NEWS of the summer. It was big enough to grab me out of my blog vacation. While the pundits are filling the airwaves with analysis on this one , I view it perhaps more … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Acquisitions, android, Apple, blackberry, droid, Google, htc, Internet, iPad, iphone, microsoft, mobile marketing, Motorola, Nokia, Patent, Patents, set top box, Smartphone, Steve Jobs, wireless

April 10, 2011

Why I like the iPad 2….confessions of an Android user

My experience with the first generation iPad ended with my returning the loaned device without a purchase While my first experience with the IPad1 left me wanting, I was completely seduced by the iPad 2. With all my positive experiences … Continue reading →

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February 12, 2011

Microkia – Birth of a New Species? or Death of Old Ones?

Last Week Nokia announced that they were ditching their Symbian Smartphone OS in favor of Windows Mobile 7. For those consumers who live, work and play in North America this announcement barely warrants a yawn. For the rest of the … Continue reading →

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Filed under android, Apple, blackberry, Google, iphone, microsoft, mobile, Mobile Application Stores, mobile commerce, Nokia, smart phone, Smartphone, Windows, Windows Mobile, wireless

Tagged as Apple, blackberry, droid, Ericcson, Google, iphone, microsoft, mobile, Nokia, Psion, Smartphone, Steve Balmer, Steven Elop, Symbian, Windows Mobile 7

May 5, 2010

HTC Incredible – The Bright Side

After getting lots of comments on the frank discussion of my new Droid, I decided it was time to give the other part of the story. In general, I really like this new superphone. Yes, I’m still having battery issues. … Continue reading →

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Tagged as advertising, apps, barcode, blackberry, broadband, Droid Incredible, facebook, golf, Google, HTC Incredible, Incredible, Internet, iphone, Lookout, mobile, mp3, Mylookout, new york city, porn, SalingMedia, scan, Skydroid, social networking, Twitter, verizon, voice recognition, yiddish, Youtube

April 28, 2010

HP answers Palm Code Blue

The Smartphone business has been very busy this week. One day before Verizon officially releases the Droid Incredible (I am tracking mine via Federal Express), HP scoops in and acquires Palm. Palm does have some pretty good technology and mobile … Continue reading →

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Filed under Acquisitions, blackberry, cloud computing, iPad, iphone, Ipod, microsoft, mobile, mobile advertising, Mobile Application Stores, netbooks, Nokia, smart phone, Smartphone, Social Media, Verizon, wireless

Tagged as Acquisition, android, Apple, blackberry, Chrome OS, Droid Incredible, Google, HP, htc, iPad, iphone, Itouch, Laptop, microsoft, mobile, mobile marketing, netbook, Nokia, palm, RIM, Steve Jobs, Symbian, Tablets, technology, verizon, Windows 7

April 9, 2010

Appvertainment from Jobs-Apple and the iAd

The announcement of iPhone OS4 changes the Smartphone world – yet again. As Steve Jobs described the 7 tent poles of the new iPhone/iTouch/Ipad OS, it was clear that the tent was not quite large enough for everyone. The center … Continue reading →

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March 9, 2009

Mobile Content : Case Study for Economic Recovery?

The deluge of economic doom and gloom in the news would make Chicken Little seem like a wide-eyed optimist. Headlines scream at consumers with news like: -Auto Sales Plunge 45% to 27-Year Low -Unemployment Rate hits 8.1%, Most Jobs … Continue reading →

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March 2, 2009

Cheers and Jeers for Mobile without Numbers

My article “The Future of Mobile – without numbers” created a large reaction. I received a full inbox worth of cheers and jeers. For those who cheered, I say “thanks.” For those who jeered, I say, “Thank you very much!” … Continue reading →

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Tagged as advertising, E-Commerce, economy, facebook, Internet, mobile, mobile marketing, skype, social networking, verizon, voip, wireless

February 23, 2009

The Future of Mobile – Without Phone Numbers

The most striking exchange at the recent Mobile World Congress in Barcelona was the give and take of jabs between Sol Trujillo , CEO of Telestra and Josh Silverman, CEO of Skype. Sol represents the mobile business of the present … Continue reading →

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Tagged as Apple, blackberry, facebook, Internet, iphone, josh silverman, mobile, mobile marketing, Mobile World Congress, new media, Nokia, skype, social networking, Sol Trujillo, telestra, voip, wireless

February 15, 2009

Twitter-Versy!

Last week it was reported that Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich) Tweeted himself into the news by giving real time updates as he traveled to Iraq. He was in a delegation led by House Minority Leader John A. Boehner, R-Ohio. His … Continue reading →

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