Category Archives: Wireless
The Apple-RIM Wars Officially Begins
Apple being Apple, there is no lack of coverage about Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter results – the highlights being the sale of 11 million iPods, 6.8 million iPhones and 2.6 million Mac computers. Within the press release, one sentence jumped out … Continue reading
It’s the Keyboard, Stupid
For all the talk about whether the iPhone is going to hammer the Blackberry, there are plenty of reasons why that won’t happen. Perhaps the biggest – and the most obvious – is the Blackberry has a fully-functional keyboard so … Continue reading
Rogers Spinning its iPhone Story
One of the most interesting things about how badly Rogers handled the introduction of the iPhone in Canada is how it was totally mauled from a public relations perspective. While Rogers was assailed for its ridiculous data plans, the company … Continue reading
It’s Going to a Wireless Bonanza…Maybe
Back in the heady days of the dot-com boom, Forrester was among the most notorious when it came to issuing bullish forecasts when it came to e-commerce. It was a great marketing move by because it fed into the frenzy … Continue reading
Buzz About Data but Voice Still Rules
For all the talk about the iPhone, ringtones, the wireless Web and mobile e-mail, here’s the reality few people want to admit: the vast majority of wireless revenue comes from voice services because the vast majority of wireless subscribers mostly … Continue reading
The iPod Touch is Sublime But…
After pining for an iPod Touch for months, I finally pulled the trigger recently – and now wonder why I waited so long. In short, the Touch is sublime. It is a wonderfully designed and multi-functional product that probably doesn’t … Continue reading
