InformationWeek writes that a Google executive claims that Android will outsell the iPhone.  I don’t doubt that this could be the case.  Anytime that you have a licensable or open platform, especially one that is free, you should be able to...
Topics: android, google, handset manufacturers, mobile, mobile advertising, mobile content, phones, software, wireless

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This morning I look to MocoNews again for an insightful piece from Tricia Duryee.  Ms. Duryee interviews Steve Boom, Yahoo’s SVP of Broadband and Mobile, after reporting on Steve Jobs‘ comment that 71 percent of mobile browsing in the United.
Topics: apple, mobile, phones, wireless

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MocoNews asks the question if Apple, with their new iPhone application model, is “tearing down the walled garden or putting up a new fence?“This is a great question, but it think it distracts the reader from the most critical issue facing...
Topics: apple, mobile, mobile content, operators, phones, wireless

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Greg Brown, Motorola CEO, speaking at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference, says that products will lead Motorola out of the woods.If the Mobile World Congress is any indicator of where they are starting, they have one helluva hole to get out of. ...
Topics: mobile, motorola, nokia, phones

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At the recent Smartphone Summit at CTIA, I sat on a panel with Johan Sandberg, CEO of UIQ. When asked about what was needed to make mobile services more successful in the future, Johan smartly replied “we need to make it cheaper to fail”. I.
Topics: ajax, apple, brew, google, handset manufacturers, java, linux, microsoft, mobile, mobile music, motorola, nokia, phones, RIM, software, uiq, wireless

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