GLG News by Wireless Data Services Experts

--YouTube, like so many before it, has been forced to take a bite of the carrier apple in order to simplify its entrance into mobile--The thought of taking an open, viral, content-centric social media offering and  pruning it to fit the narrow confines of a carrier-approved offering, and then charging...

--Verisign continues to add to its carrier-centric products and service offerings--inCode is a trusted advisor to many operators, and if integrated properly into the Verisign fold will prove valuable as Verisign expands its core wireless offerings--this is a bit of a blow to Openwave, Amdocs, Comverse...

None of the MVNOs launched outside of carriers (excluding Boost, for example) that are mentioned in this article will succeed in any meaningful long-term way.Amp'd is already migrating to become a service platform, like ESPN, (witness the deal with KDDI), Disney Mobile is languishing with a totally...

Qualcomm takes a measured risk in communicating its expectation that, barring formal external intervention, its prepared to take its licensing dispute with Nokia to the brink, or beyond, next springOn the heels of Qualcomm's winning the Motorola UMTS chip business the company continues to focus on eroding...

- Motorola now has all the components to offer a truly compelling alternative to the RIM BlackBerry in the enterprise market- This consolidation clearly shows the maturing mobile device market and puts a great deal of pressure on small and medium vendors, including Palm.- This is a great move for...

YouTube/Google have opted for a carrier by carrier approach to bringing their content and audience to mobile, an approach that may provide short term benefits but long term audience erosionIs this deal really about mobile, or is it about content for the Fiber network ultimately?Verizon benefits from...