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There’s a lot of media attention and hype surrounding the availability of the iPhone on Verizon’s network. What you’re probably asking yourself is what does it mean to me, and what do I do? Here are some scenarios and recommendations for you to consider.
After going through an exchange process with my Nexus One recently, I realized there is serious power when combing mobile computing with the cloud.
This week’s edition looks at two hot new phone releases, the Playbook, themed cellphones and a cool concept phone from Mozilla.
In this week’s wrap-up I comment on a serious limitation in the upcoming Windows Phone 7 launch, RIM and Nokia’s perception issues, and a cool Star Trek themed cellphone.
This week’s mobile market wrap-up has lots of handset news as manufacturers prepare for the holidays. Highlights are the latest iPhone rumors, T-mobile’s G2, and Nokia’s provocative attempt to garner attention for the N8.
In this week’s edition: Apple and Google continue their pointless arguing, a new company emerges in mobile, and an innovative way to charge a cell phone.
A Verizon iPhone will only serve to fuel Android’s rapid ascent, making it the ultimate winner in a Verizon-iPhone deal.
A look at last weeks mobile market events: The US mobile market nears saturation, Android continues rolling, and something you didn’t know about iPhone users.
This weeks wrap-up looks at smartphone marketshare, RIM’s BlackBerry announcement, and who will come out on top in the smartphone 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?