October 16, 2008
AT&T: 3G to hold out for 2-3 more years | www.electronista.com
AT&T Mobility’s cautious approach to its Long Term Evolution (LTE) roll out is appropriate given the lack of demand, undeveloped ecosystem and current economic turmoil.
October 14, 2008
NPD: Apple iPhone 3G is #1 smartphone in U.S.; AT&T big beneficiary | macdailynews.com
Apple’s iPhone has set a new standard in smartphones and mobile entertainment devices. The mobile industry will spend the next few years digesting the new paradigm Apple and others have helped usher in. The clear winner will be mobile consumers who will benefit from improved mobile devices and a better user experience.
Loss of Credit Rating Adds to a Very Risky Situation for Suppliers
October 13, 2008
CREDIT Circuit City Loses Recommendation | www.washingtonpost.com
Vendors will continue to support Circuit until at least the first part of December Companies will watch carefully the weekly trends over the next 45 days Vendors can easily create a "run on the bank" if one or two large suppliers change their terms significantly
September 24, 2008
What now for wireless? | www.rcrwireless.com
Wireless services have become such an integral part of our everyday lives that the current financial turmoil will not significantly impact the mobile market.
RIM Continually Searching for Growth
September 18, 2008
Pre-paid B'Berry services soon | www.business-standard.com
RIM’s growth aspirations have led the company to expand its offering to include less-popular and unproven solutions like pre-paid and Blackberry Connect, especially in emerging markets like India.
RIM Beware: Consumer Segment is Appealing but Risky
September 16, 2008
CTIA: Blackberry aims for consumer appeal | telephonyonline.com
RIM aims to leverage its enterprise and pro-sumer Blackberry success into the consumer market. The transition will not be easy and comes with risk.
SMS - The Little Engine That Keeps Driving the Mobile Industry
September 12, 2008
Text-Messaging Rates Come Under Scrutiny | online.wsj.com
The argument that SMS pricing is not linked to cost has always been true. There will come a point where SMS pricing is more elastic (either because the price becomes too high or there are messaging alternatives), but we have not reached that point yet.
US Mobile Innovation Slow to Develop but Here to Stay
September 10, 2008
The U.S. Closes the Mobile Innovation Gap | www.businessweek.com
The US was not initially a leader in mobile, but the Internet is the great equalizer that will propel the US to the top of mobile innovation.
Smartphones Still Have Growth Ahead
September 10, 2008
Smart-Phone Sales Growth Slows As Consumer Demand Declines | online.wsj.com
There is still plenty of growth left in the smartphone market but device manufacturers and operators must continue to innovate to entice customers to keep upgrading.
June 30, 2008
Consumer confidence nears all-time low | money.cnn.com
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