GLG News by Mobile Phone Handsets Sellers

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.

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

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.

The Apple iPhone launch on the AT&T network in the US has generated some interesting observations about mobile device manufacturers, operators and consumers.

American double-standards are at their height in China, as critics condemn Yahoo and Google's inability to perpetuate the freedoms that we take for granted in the Western world.  But Yahoo, Google, Alibaba, and Baidu offer the best opportunity to open up China for new freedoms.  Perpetuating...

We all now realize the power of the Apple brand, especially at the negotiating table, but I for one never thought that they could demand such a huge revenue share.  By holding AT&T over the proverbial barrel, Apple has sucked the true money pit -- data revenue -- from the carrier's hands and...

Disney has seen their own MVNO failure in bright lights, with ESPN and Disney Mobile.  They've seen Helio and Amp'd crash-and-burn, and don't be surprised if Kajeet isn't hot on their heels.  Apple with their iPhone, Nokia with their OS and handset control - they are the new MVNOs - yet Disney...

Nokia's partnership with Vodafone, Apple's partnership with AT&T, O2, and others, and Google's partnership with T-Mobile, Sprint Nextel, LG, HTC, and others indeed signals a shift in mobile.  Now, there are true players, with software and user interface expertise, delivering the mobile Internet...

Apple iPhone's European entry should be met with success, perhaps somewhat prior to its first price discount, which will likely happen right after the holidays a la AT&T.  However, there will be significant differences between the O2 market entry in the UK and the Deutsche Telekom entry in...