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Category Archives: Mobile Trends
RIM needs to ignore the consumer market
With yesterday’s BlackBerry Torch 9800 and OS6 announcement, is RIM making a play for the consumer market, or merely solidifying their enterprise position?
Palm: It Didn’t Have to End This Way
Palm’s recent demise and fate as an acquisition target was avoidable. A look at Motorola’s resurgence with the Droid is a case in point.
Game On!
With the release of Froyo, Android 2.2, Google has officially laid down the gauntlet for Apple. It’s sure to be a long battle with one clear winner – mobile users.
Apple’s Lost Opportunity
By limiting exclusivity to AT&T, Apple has walked away from the opportunity to dominate the US smartphone market – a decision not easily reversed.
Is Smartphone the Right Name?
Are smartphones really phones? It’s time to consider creating a new name to classify this type of device.
First Quarter Mobile Statistics
Apple’s latest results are in, and they’re impressive. Here’s an analysis of those results along with other recent mobile reports from around the web.
Palm: A Walk Down Memory Lane
With Palm being put up for sale, I recount my first experience with Palm’s devices and the impact Palm has had on the evolution of today’s smartphone market.
Is Apple Killing the Golden Goose?
Apple’s latest policy change could result in losing more developers. Apple appears to be slowly killing it’s greatest advantage with the iPhone: the App Store.
Windows Phone 7: The Best, and Worst, of Both Worlds
Microsoft is betting the farm in mobile by starting over with Windows Phone 7. Will they succeed?