GLG News by Smart Phone Software Experts (North America)

Simply put, Focus Wireless collects mobile subscriber numbers and private information through legal or illegal means, processes the subscriber data into categories such as business owner, car owners, bank VIPs, etc...  Focus Wireless then tries to target the mobile subscribers with targeted advertisements...

The recent introduction of unlimited calling plans by Verizon Wireless (and others, such as Sprint and AT&T) may not be as significant a game-changer as some have reported.  In particular, the market's negative reaction is premature as the plans as launched are more likely to enhance the revenue...

Advertisers and broadcasters must continually adapt to time-shifting, place-shifting and alternative content distribution technologies and offerings such as the DVR.

Looking to expand into foreign market, RIM and Alcatel-Lucent have come up with a pre-paid Blackberry solution.  Pricing is key to this initiative, which if not priced correctly, will backfire.

Flat rate pricing of mobile services can work for the industry as long as a price war does not begin.

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.

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.