GLG News by Mobile Phone Handsets Sellers

User experience, price, and selection are just as if not more important than bandwidth in determining wireless and mobile web usage.  In this vein, Apple's iPhone, Nokia's Ovi platform, and NBC / FOX, and other content providers can improve usage.  Streaming video, and its bandwidth constraints,...

Technology improvements combined with a fresh look at the mobile user experience are required for mobile video to succeed.

The US MVNO market, and Helio in particular, faces an uphill battle.

Earthlink's participation was predictably a significant mistake. SK Telecom has a broader agenda which justifies continued participation and funding. Earthlink acted as an appropriate partner to launch the venture but brings little to the operational phase.

A Vodafone and Verizon joint initiative in Long-Term Evolution (LTE) technology represents an important 4G step.  However, to truly hit 4G, the product will need to deliver on end-to-end integration, 100Mbps speed, and a better customer value proposition, as Apple is exploring via the U.K. iPhone...

This article provides an analysis of Google's latest moves, including their huge advances into telco, their potential as a competitor to Microsoft Office, and the Apple rumors.  As a follow-up to an earlier blog, this one also deals with the risks Google faces.

Motorola, by failing to listen to their customer base, hiring true innovators, or partnering with other UI innovators or software providers, has accelerated their fall.  Re-hashing the RAZR and the Q is laughable. 

There has been an exciting and inevitable shift in the power structure in the wireless industry.  Google has joined an active Apple, a slightly less powerful Yahoo, and a somewhat passive Microsoft in elevating the stakes in the wireless game, setting to snatch it right under the noses of the wireless...

From DVRs to audio portability to the rise of the Internet, all signs have been pointing to downward trends in TV ad revenue.  And it will just get worse, with social media and the power of consumer beginning to take hold. TV, print, and radio to innovate to maintain some ground, and only NBC appears...

Jobs duped the early adopter of the iPhone, and he needed to provide reparation for this breach in trust.  Likely he considered it prior to the price cut announcement but wanted to minimize the cost to Apple, which he did.  Most of all, this shows the immediate and forceful power to the wired...