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Mobile Messaging 2.0
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Back from Barcelona
Explore Article Mobile Messaging 2.0 (Feb 25 2010) Operator Services
by Jay Seaton
It’s been a few days now since we returned from Barcelona and before we transition into full CTIA swing, I wanted to share some parting thoughts on MWC 2010. Overall, the atmosphere was upbeat - a good thing to see after a generally slower and for some difficult 2009. Operators and vendors were
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Guest Post: Final post from MWC 2010
Explore Article Mobile Messaging 2.0 (Feb 18 2010) Operator Services
by David Murphy
In his last post from Mobile World Congress 2010, David Murphy comments on why Airwide's new partnership with Tecnotree holds significance both for operators worldwide, particularly in emerging markets.
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Guest Post: Thoughts on Google's MWC Keynote
Explore Article Mobile Messaging 2.0 (Feb 17 2010) Mobile Applications
by David Murphy
I was very impressed by Google CEO Eric Schmidt´s performance during his keynote at Mobile World Congress yesterday evening. He bravely included live demonstrations of some of Google´s technology, including image search, voice search, and even an optical character recognition search in which a section of a restaurant menu in German was scanned by an Android phone, which then proceeded to serve up an English translation of the dish in question a few seconds later.
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Airwide Demo from Mobile World Congress 2010: Enhancing Twitter App
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Mobile World Congress 2010: Airwide from the show floor
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Jay Seaton, Airwide Solutions discussing Tecnotree announcement
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Smartphones are booming, but is there room for all the players? - FierceWireless
Explore Article FierceWireless (10 hours, 43 min ago)
It has become painfully clear that smartphones are where the growth is in the handset market. Evidence of this is seemingly everywhere: IDC reports the converged mobile device market (translation:... Read more >> (Read Full Article)
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Making the most of 4G networks - FierceWireless
Explore Article FierceWireless (16 hours, 58 min ago)
It's no longer a question of which technology U.S. wireless carriers will use for their next-generation network technology, but a question of when they'll use it. With the exception of Clearwire and... Read more >> (Read Full Article)
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Juicing Up the Networks | Wireless Week
Explore Article Wireless Week (Mar 9 2010) Operator Services
iers are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to soaring demand for mobile data, and they’re going to need a quiver full of arrows to address the issue. It’s no secret that operators’ networks are or will be strained by the massive volumes of data coursing through them. What’s less clear is what they’re going to do about it.
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The Rise of the Smartphone and Need for Secure Open OS | Wireless Week
Explore Article Wireless Week (Mar 9 2010) Operator Services
An InStat survey shows that despite the downturn in the economy, the smartphone segment of the mobile phone market is growing rapidly. According to the survey, total smartphone sales are expected to reach 412 million units in 2014. As a percentage of overall handset market, smartphones are expected to account for more than 25 percent, according to ABI Research.
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Report: Global ARPU Falls | Wireless Week
Explore Article Wireless Week (Mar 5 2010) Operator Services
According to a report by ABI Research, mobile end-user ARPUs dropped between 6 percent to 9 percent globally, year-over-year in the third quarter of 2009. India, the world's second-largest market in terms of subscribers, saw ARPUs dropping more than 10 percent year-over-year in the same period, as new operators and the introduction of per-second billing put heavy downward pressure on voice revenues (Read Full Article)
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Dispelling myths and addressing hurdles of SMS campaigns
Explore Article Mobile Marketer (Mar 4 2010) Mobile Marketing , SMS , Americas
By Robert SanchezNine common questions or concerns that marketers have when considering SMS, and some simple answers to help them jump the hurdles. (Read Full Article)
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MMS yet to see success of mobile Web, app, SMS: Mobile Marketing Day panel
Explore Article Mobile Marketer (Mar 4 2010) Mobile Marketing , SMS , Americas
NEW YORK - Instead of leveraging mobile for other assets, marketers need to leverage other assets for mobile.
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Revisiting the highs and lows of Mobile World Congress - FierceWireless
Explore Article FierceWireless (Feb 23 2010)
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Is fear the driving factor behind carriers' 'open' claims? - FierceWireless
Explore Article FierceWireless (Mar 2 2010) Operator Services
BARCELONA, Spain--Inclement weather may have wreaked havoc on some U.S. conference-goers' flights, but crowds of wireless executives still flocked to the Mobile World Congress annual confab here this...
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AT&T "Txtng & Drivng ... It Can Wait" campaign
View all 2 articles » Explore Article textually.org (18 hours, 43 min ago) SMS
AT&T's "Txtng & Drivng ... It Can Wait" campaign features parents of young texting-and-driving victims and the final text messages the young drivers received just before they died. The campaign's theme: "No text is worth dying over." AT&T, which serves about 85 million wireless customers, is the second communications company to enter the fray against texting while driving. Verizon Wireless launched its national "Don't Text and Drive" campaign last year. [via USA Today] (Read Full Article)Comment on Article Mentions: AT&T USA Today
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Mobile Web access of Facebook, Twitter posts triple-digit growth: comScore - Mobile Marketer - Research
Explore Article Mobile Marketer (Mar 9 2010)
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Twitter by voice: mobile social network Bubbly gets celebrity users
Explore Article gomonews.com (Mar 9 2010)
GoMo News covered the launch of a new voice-powered mobile social network in India in early February. Modeled on Twitter, "Bubbly" allows users to record and send short voice recordings to all of their followers. Two weeks after launch, the creators of the service are claiming over 500,000 users, and a growing portfolio of Bollywood stars. (Read Full Article)Comment on Article Mentions: Twitter
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