One Billion Internet Users? Yawn.
Yes, I just have to make a mobile-oriented comment here. There are 2 billion GSM subscribers. The next billion will be added in the next few years. In a year or...
Category: The Narrative
mojo on: Irony and Mobile Service Requirements
Wha? Must be my ‘US operators amuse me’ day. 😀 Link: Irony and Mobile Service Requirements | 12/25/2005 | mobile jones. In the process of ordering a...
Read/WriteWeb: Intersection of Mobile and Web 2.0
Richard McManus (link below) has continued an earlier discussion on his blog as well. Some good links in the discussion. Really, despite my original comment (th...
US operators sure baffle me – SMS charging
Imagine how many billion more messages a day would be sent if Cingular (and Verizon and T-Mobile)* caught up with the rest of the world and stopped charging for...
Om Malik on Broadband : Need For Speed… How Real?
People talk about broadband like it’s all we ever need and everything will be beautiful. Indeed, Om (link below, see good graphic) makes some good points ...
John Battelle on: So, One Year Later, How’d I Do?
I was reading Battelle’s recap of his predictions (good habit). Pretty good stuff, in all. One prediction on mobile caught my eye. Link: John BattelleR...
WAP Review on: The Web’s Big 3 Do Mobile
Recently, I had the good fortune of listening to folks from Google and Yahoo tell me about their mobile stuff (which I will never repeat, of course). Their thou...
Silicon Valley Himalayan Expedition on: One Internet to rule the world: starting to wag the mobile dog
Dorrian has a great article on the fusion of mobile and the Internet. He starts off with a device and applications view, writing a good story on how data is out...
ChristianLindholm.com on: New Mobility – My remote contribution to Les Blogs 2.0
Christian (my old mentor) has a nice post on where he sees things going in mobile. Interestingly, it’s device-centric – he’s now at Web powerh...
Nokia Press Release on: Nokia Capital Market Days 2005
Nokia (my current employer) hold an annual investors day in New York called Capital Market Days. It is here than Nokia recaps their year and lays out forecasts ...