Mobile entertainment forecast and 3G iPhone speculation
A May 2008 report on IDC’s mobile-entertainment forecast and reports that Apple was considering music and ringtone options for a future 3G iPhone.
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A May 2008 report on IDC’s mobile-entertainment forecast and reports that Apple was considering music and ringtone options for a future 3G iPhone.
In May 2008, Google’s Android Developer Challenge selected 50 first-round projects from 1,788 submissions, with many involving maps, photographs or location sharing.
Aura Corporation’s fifth Mobile Industry Customer Satisfaction survey drew on 2,750 responses collected between late 2007 and early 2008.
A May 2008 report described T-Mobile’s Top Up and Stretch offer for UK prepaid customers and the competitive logic behind instant-value promotions.
A May 2008 commentary argued that O2’s UK sales approach should not simply be treated as an imitation of Vodafone’s channel changes.
A May 2008 account of a court ruling that let receiver Chantrey Vellacott sell Unique Distribution after an HMRC investigation involving parent company IGB.
In May 2008, Vodafone UK said its pay-monthly plans would include internet and email access under a 500 MB fair-use policy.
Ofcom said in May 2008 that O2 had reached the UK 3G licence requirement of service availability to at least 80 percent of the population.
In May 2008, Nokia and T-Mobile announced plans to combine customised devices and access to both companies’ mobile internet services.
In May 2008, Expansys sold its Portix distribution business to IT distributor Micro-Peripheral and said it would concentrate on its online reseller operation.
A 2008 market report used TomTom’s weaker first-quarter earnings to ask whether falling prices and phone-based navigation would pressure dedicated GPS devices.
A 2008 report examined unconfirmed press accounts suggesting Apple might adapt its European iPhone model to national pricing, subsidy and operator preferences.
CinemaNow and uVuMobile described a 2008 service that let people preview trailers on WAP-enabled phones and initiate downloads to compatible home or personal devices.
Verizon Communications reported higher first-quarter earnings and revenue in 2008, while its wireless unit added more subscribers than AT&T during the period.
In April 2008, Apple said more than 100,000 developers had downloaded its newly announced iPhone software development kit.
An April 2008 account of Brightpoint Great Britain’s purchase of Hugh Symons Group’s wireless distribution business, including inventory and contingent payments.
A 2008 commentary asked how online advertising businesses would adapt if more web use moved from computer monitors to phone screens.
Rogers Communications reported higher first-quarter profit and revenue in 2008, citing postpaid additions, lower churn and strong wireless-data growth.