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Yes, there will be a small but growing segment of the population interested in an unlocked iPhone, both for making calls and more importantly for the supercharged iPod, as I will discuss.  What is more interesting, though, is to look at unlocking as another piece in Apple's strategy to be a dominant...

In a vacuum, Verizon's decision to pass on the iPhone makes sense, as they couldn't conceive Apple dictating terms to the wireless giant.  Unfortunately for Verizon, AT&T did bow to Apple's demands in order to gain a healthy  short-to-mid term boost in both sales and data ARPU.  This...

Pundits claimed for years that convergence was a myth, that all the domestic (and international) audience wanted a cell phone that would ring.  These are pundits akin to the ones who claimed Amazon, eBay, and Google would be flashes in the pan, and they are wrong.  What has been missing to...

MagnaChip has been under performing for several quarters, out of their three business sectors 2 of them (CIS and LCD Drivers) are dismal and only the third one -special foundry is doing sort of OK. The article mention another addition capability to their foundry business by cooperating with AMI.

Google Print Ads introduces yet another source for smaller marketers to play with the Big Boys, but Buyer beware. For the short term, this offering is beneficial to the Newspapers but needs some fine-tuning for small advertisers to benefit. It is essential for the Newspaper Industry to embrace the diversification...

1.WPP's move is just keeping up with the Joneses. The buy itself is just a perception play. 2. How they integrate or break up 24/7will determine the true value and payoff of this deal

* "Crowdsourcing" competitors, as Wikia, Yahoo! Answers, Amazon Mechanical Turk, del.icio.us, digg, and StumbleUpon; * Additionally, vertical search engines, image engines as Like.com,  video engines as Blinkx.com, and Yahoo One Search mobile provide targeted search offerings; * PC World's analysis...

The recent price drops in the DRAM market (and NAND) is an alarming issue.Nobody knows where it will stop. Recent drops in Micron profitability and Hynix rising as number 2 vendor, could be a sign of price war where everything goes...and nobody wins.

Supermarket industry consolidation is likely to continue, but not return to the pace of the 1990's.Kroger will continue to be discplined in its approach to growth through acquisitions.

The article discusses the increase demand of Apple to NAND memory chips. Based on the increase demand for iPod and the upcoming iPhone Apple needs all the NAND chips it can get his hand on, Samsung and Hynix will be the main beneficiaries of that.