GLG News by GPS and Handset Manufacturing Experts

Unlocked iPhones, which can represent $200-$300+ dollars per device in lost revenue over the course of two years, are not all negative for Apple.

Nokia communicators reviewed in the US is important, we've missed the point for a while here, so coverage is cool. Seeding the enterprise driven smartphone market with a real device that bridges submini notebooks and high end phones is an important door opener/wedge to get business ready to support...

The latest Nokia Communicator suffers from the same identity crisis and niche appeal that have plagued previous iterations

The issue of how to bill for fixed-capacity network access is reemerging with Time Warner Cable’s announced tiered-rate usage trial in Texas.

Yahoo! and its co-founder-turned-CEO are facing a tough time putting the company back on track.

Apple and AT&T are trying to increase iPhone sales by repositioning it as a business device.  This is a rational goal but one that is not easily achieved.

GPS integration into mobile handsets will significantly increase the unit shipments for GPS. However, the form that GPS takes will determine the effective ASP of the GPS technology. Both the unit shipments and the effective ASP are key elements in determining the future of GPS technology suppliers.

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

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.