Tag: mobility
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Mobility Stuff We Read This Week
Here are the top mobility articles we found this week. Google rolls out Android 4.0.2 to GSM Galaxy Nexus RIM Rumors Resurface What Is the Problem With the U.S. Smartphone Market? Ask the Carriers BlackBerry Tag unlocks NFC in BB OS 7.1 (video) Here’s the revised pricing for the Rogers Samsung Galaxy Nexus Bottom Line:…
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Ihnatko on the 2007 iPhone
When a thing sets off my Spidey-Sense like that it means This is effing brilliant. I’ve never seen anything like it, but I’m certain that this marks a real moment of history. This is one of my favourite quotes on what the Steve Jobs keynote actually did the mobile phone industry. I was working as…
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Mobility Stuff We Read This Week
Here are the top mobility articles we found this week. Stymiest Looks to Be “a Lock” for RIM Chair Poor Lumia sales may have pushed Nokia back into acquisition talks with Microsoft And Yet Gartner keeps touting Nokia-Soft as the next big Smartphone player… Close Call Samsung reports operating profit of $4.5 billion on cellphone,…
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Menage a Trois
Ever notice how bad things always happen in threes? Kind of like Nokia, Microsoft, and now RIM
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Mobile Browser Woes
Via XKCD Funny enough I started my new job today and without knowing what kind of hardware I would be assigned or what the new corporate firewall would allow me to do, I’ve had to rely pretty heavily on Mobile Safari. Even though it’s pretty damn powerful and the screen size of the iPad is…
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Bell to launch $30 6 GB smartphone data plan with tethering & iPad sharing
Bell Canada to launch $30 6 GB smartphone data plan with tethering and iPad sharing option « Boy Genius Report: “According to a Bell memo, the wireless carrier plans to offer a 6 GB data plan for $30 per month that will provide smartphone users with ‘unlimited Wi-Fi @ Starbucks’ as well as tethering. Bell…
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Taking the Wind Out of Their Sales
So we’ve got telecoms suing each other over their ad claims and trying to block new entrants with lobbying. We’ve got a new entrant that has finally made it to market. And we’ve plenty of new phones and changes to plans happening here in Canada. What does it all mean? Sadly, not much!