GLG News by GPS Experts

1. Author of article is too enthusiastic in the short term, regarding adoption of LED's in exterior and interior lighting applications. 2. Markets such as portable lighting (flashlights/lanterns), and emergency vehicle lighting have abeen the first mass adopters of LED's. 3. Author is exaggerating when...

Wireless fees collected by mobile operators are often misleading and represent an additional revenue (or cost recovery) opportunity.

Wireless broadband evolution is the very key driver for the femtocell and may take 2 to 3 years before it really take off. Wireless operators is facing more and more strengent competition in the saturated market. The new grow is more valuable to rob competitors' customers than to gain new wireless customers,...

Predicting which model or brand will be hot is difficult for anyone to do on the micro scale. Predicting which technologies, trends, and markets will see growth and penetration on the macro scale is less difficult to do. Astute investors will look for the strongest players in certain segments.

    Semiconductor suppliers are on the forefront of an innovation and content wave that will continue to flood the automotive market.      The total content per car will continue to grow, along with the total number of automobiles per capita will grow, especially...

AT&T's recent fight over teleworking highlights the strong opinions on the technology, which can enhance productivity and morale but can also be abused.

Nokia’s renewed market strength allows it to pursue content initiatives that were previously off-limits.

Tesla Motors struggles to develop a viable plug-in hybrid in indicative of deeper issues that have yet to be resolved with plug-in hybrid technology, specifically battery technology. The OEM's who are committing to a plug-in hybrid should be very careful in the commitments made to this product tech...

Under increased scrutiny, Motorola needs to implement real change in order to improve their core handset business and leverage past success.

The dependence on foreign oil and the still debatable impact of vehicles on carbon contribution to the environment are both political realities that will drive automotive companies to develop alternative modes to propel vehicles. Whether this will be fuel cell hydrogen, partial to full hybrids,...