Tag Archive: RIM

Nexus One Wrap-up

After using the Nexus One for six weeks, here is a wrap-up review of likes, dislikes and comparisons.

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Highlights and observations from Mobile World Congress 2010

Aumnia’s insight and analysis of the more interesting stories to come out of mobile’s premier event – Mobile World Congress 2010.

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Smartphone shipments fan mobile web flames

Multiple research firms are reporting smartphone shipment increased 30% last quarter on a year-over-year basis, and increased smartphone sales lead to increased mobile web usage. Is your mobile web presence ready?

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Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Series Impressions

Pros, cons and unanswered questions from Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 Series announcement at the MWC 2010 event in Barcelona.

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Microsoft's final stand in mobile

It is anticipated that Microsoft will announce a new version of Windows Mobile at the upcoming MWC in Barcelona. Will it go far enough to make Microsoft relevant again in mobile?

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Nexus One: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

I have had the Nexus One for a week now. Here’s the good, the bad, the ugly, and the verdict.

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Mobile Web Usage on the Rise

The mobile internet is growing rapidly as various reports point to accelerating usage of the web on mobile devices. Is your website ready for mobile traffic?

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Nexus One: First Impressions

I just got the Google Nexus One. After using it for one day, here are my first impressions of the phone and the Android 2.1 operating system.

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Mobile Market Wrap-up for January 15, 2010

A weekly summary of the latest news, analysis, and trends in the mobile market. This week’s topics include Haiti fundraising, new mobile pricing, and AT&T’s awakening?

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Mobile Market Wrap-up for 2009

With 2009 quickly coming to a close, we take a look back at the past year and what to expect in mobile for 2010.

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