Tag Archive: Mobile

Mobile Market Wrap-Up, August 30

In this week’s wrap-up, the case against third party mobile web browsers and a new app that allows you allows you to raise a drink, a real one!

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The Verizon iPhone Winner: Android

A Verizon iPhone will only serve to fuel Android’s rapid ascent, making it the ultimate winner in a Verizon-iPhone deal.

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Mobile Market Wrap-Up, August 16

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.

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Mobile Market Wrap-up, August 9

This weeks wrap-up looks at smartphone marketshare, RIM’s BlackBerry announcement, and who will come out on top in the smartphone market.

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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?

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Mobile Market Wrap-Up, August 2

Mobile news wrap-up for August 2: Strategy Analytics releases worldwide mobile phone market share numbers for Q2, Google dominates mobile search, and did AT&T signal the end to iPhone exclusivity?

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Mobile Market Wrap-up, July 26

This week’s mobile wrap-up looks at some recent mobile phone releases and contains a prediction regarding Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 7 mobile OS.

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Introducing miniListings!

miniListings is here! Aumnia is proud to announce the availability of its first webapp utilizing the Aumnia automated mobile internet platform. Learn more about the miniListings product at www.minilistings.com.

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Exclusivity Does Matter

Data from AdMob April 2010 Mobile Metric report confirms that Apple is passing up market dominance in favor of an exclusive relationship with AT&T.

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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.

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