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Is the Nokia 130 Tough Enough to Be a 1100? Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled the Nokia 130 — a basic, non-touch 2G handset intended for developing markets. The Nokia 130 comes ...
Verizon Updates Push-to-Talk to Plus. Enough? Before tweeting, there was chirping. Push-to-talk (PTT) over cellular: for many Americans, it was their introduction to modern-age social networking. From schoolyards to construction ...
A Couch Potato's Take on High-Tech Fitness Wearables Recently I got the opportunity to use Jawbone's Up 24. I was interested in it because not only is it a sophisticated ...
Baby Wear and Running Gear Is there a market for smart devices for infants, or for fashion connectables from major IT companies? It's been another busy week for wearables. CCS ...
Google's Genius of Vocal Branding It starts with two words. It seems that, increasingly, just about everything these days starts with these two words: "OK Google". You say it and ...
US Expansion Could Be a Dangerous Distraction for Iliad
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An Opportunity for Operators in the Wearables Space? There's no doubt that operators have been keeping a close eye on the growing hype about wearables, dubbed the next big thing ...
Q-Mobile Debuts Five New Devices The global market share of Microsoft's Windows Phone is below 4 percent, but it's been successful in some developing markets thanks to strong brand-building. This ...
A New Business Model: Wearables as a Service It's still a very new market, but activity trackers are already looking and acting alike. Some manufacturers are preparing to enter the ...