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Zander Steps Aside as Motorola CEO, But Stays on As Chairman (www.crn.com)
Under increased scrutiny, Motorola needs to implement real change in order to improve their core handset business and leverage past success.
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Verizon's Open Move Hastens Wireless Market Transformation (www.informationweek.com)
Verizon Wireless has been under pressure to address open network access. Despite this recent announcement that Verizon will provide access to its network, Verizon’s true intentions vis-à-vis open acess are still up for debate.
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The $831 IPhone (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
The Apple iPhone launch on the AT&T network in the US has generated some interesting observations about mobile device manufacturers, operators and consumers.
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Google Teams Up With Cell Industry (www.washingtonpost.com)
Google’s foray into mobile advertising is predictable and necessary yet faces significant obstacles.
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Verizon Wireless Launches New Prepaid Plans (www.wirelessweek.com)
Verizon is leveraging its pre-paid offerings to attract new customers and test new business models.
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Moto's Signs of Hope (www.unstrung.com)
Motorola must address their product portfolio, software and services issues to have a material, sustainable performance improvement.
Analysis of:
AT&T Introduces Mobile Personalization Tool (www.wirelessweek.com)
Mobile operators, including AT&T, need to create customer friendly and sticky services or they risk being relegated to a dumb pipe.
Analysis of:
Will Google Crush The iPhone? (www.forbes.com)
Google is the undisputed online advertising leader. With their rumored push into mobile, the biggest impact may be bringing advertising to the mobile mainstream.
Analysis of:
Demand For Mobile TV To Outpace Infrastructure, Says Broadcast International (televisionbroadcast.com)
Technology improvements combined with a fresh look at the mobile user experience are required for mobile video to succeed.
Analysis of:
Nokia to buy Navteq for $8.1b, Take on TomTom (www.bloomberg.com)
Nokia has recognized that terminal products are more than phones since they provide the user's personal access point to all services. To speed time to market for consistent services via Nokia terminals, there is a need for presence in multiple levels of the value chain. This move...
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