In an interview with Laptop Mag HTC CEO Peter Chou fielded questions about Windows Mobile, Android, WiMAX and the Sony Ericsson X1. He reveals that the company’s relationship with Google is nearly 3 years old and that he hopes that together they can makes internet on your mobile phone less of a “horrible experience.” Conformation…
Today is Stavros day, follow the mad artist and witness the creative process
The world is my canvas is an online marketting campaign by Nokia starting Stavros. His mission is to walk the streets of Italy with a Nokia N82 dangling from his neck and have his entire route traced which well then produce a piece of art. For the past few weeks users have been able to…
What does FriendFeed teach us? It’s about the people stupid!
This post will not be a gushing review of the new FriendFeed service. I’m not going to use it since I’m already a member of Jaiku which has been doing more or less the same thing for over a year now. What I am going to highlight is the fact that services, in the context…
Ari Jaaksi: The man inside Nokia who really gets Open Source [23 min audio]
At the Open Source in Mobile conference Ari Jaaksi gave a talk about what Nokia is doing with Open Source and how they increasingly want to adopt the philosophies these communities represent. Nokia does not want to take code, fiddle with it to make it fit inside a product and let that be that, they…
Where will the internet in relation to mobile be in 5 years?
Nokia is holding an event in London tomorrow where they’re inviting a few of the local bloggers to a round table discussion where they’ll discuss the future of mobile handsets, the internet and the direction Nokia needs to be heading in to be prepared for the future. I’m glad to see Rafe Blandford from All…
Future iPhone to be x86 powered, Intel inside
Now I’m not saying the next iPhone due to come out this year will have an Intel chip inside, but the one after that, think summer 2009, is looking like a strong candidate for Intel’s upcoming Moorestown chip. This slide from my friend Charlie over at TheINQ pretty much says it all:
Motorola’s poor Mobile World Congress performance will be absolved at CTIA?
Motorola shocked the world at the Mobile World Congress, the wireless industry’s most prestigious event, by announcing some ridiculously low end devices. Looks like the reason Motorola did that was to save the good stuff for another event, CTIA, where their hard work would be acknowledged instead of getting lost in the massive flood the…
Scott Huang drops his title as the VP of Samsung’s Mobile Communications Unit and moves to Apple
Rumble in the jungle, Scott Huang recently resigned from his post as vice president of the mobile communications unit of Samsung Taiwan to take up a new appointment at Apple Taiwan according to Digitimes. That can’t be good, I’m sure he knows the road map for the next several years.
A look into the art of creating a Japanese mobile phone
It comes as no surprise that the Japanese have the most advanced handsets in the world, but what makes them different compared to their European and Korean competitors? The components are the same, they’re available for anyone to purchase, but the level of engineering knowledge required to put together something that has a 1 seg…
Video: Why is the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 is important for the mobile industry?
Fascinating 23 minute video that certainly brought to my eyes I ever knew existed, battery life being number one. If Nokia’s vision of having a Mobile Web Server is to come to fruition then this transition needs to occur much faster than people originally though.