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I applaud some of the innovation, and at least Jolla understands that Sailfish needs to leverage the Android app ecosystem ...
Tim Deluca-Smith on Jolla unveils first device claims “magic” software
Excellent. Great to see that everyone is standardizing on the APAC 700 plan. One single bucket to rule them all, ...
David on LatAm joins Asia-Pacific in standardising LTE on 700MHz
Interesting, Mobile Operators should have a look on this and think twice before zapping.....
Francis on Voice “should not be measured in minutes,” says analyst
Thanks for the quote! Glad you found the presentation interesting.
I did a full blog post on why "minutes are killing ...
Dean Bubley (@disruptivedean) on Voice “should not be measured in minutes,” says analyst
Central to this article is an assertion that the ACMA, by setting a too-high reserve for the 700MHz spectrum, deterred ...
Chris Chapman on Australian spectrum auction “damaging to economy”
Do the providers of the "rolling contracts" need to tell us of the change? as Titan telecom are still telling ...
Tony lamb on Rollover broadband contracts banned in the UK
Also Nokia's dominance was a problem for the MNO's.
Initially MNO's were pushing the walled-garden internet concept where they could charge ...
Soon at true MNO value on Is Apple losing its grip on MNOs?
I can tell you from my story comming from MNO side is that it feels like you are being held ...
Syed Babar Ahmad on Tele2 CEO slams Apple
The operators have to have their own strategy in dealing with Apple. Expecting people not to buy Apple is just ...
Yatinder Mahajan on Tele2 CEO slams Apple
[...] an interview with the LTE World Series earlier this year, Tony Gray, chair of the TETRA & Critical Communications ...
Will LTE prove to be a life-saver? | The Official LTE World Series Blog on Chair, TCCA Critical Communications Broadband Group: “Acceptance of LTE… has created an opportunity for critical communications”
There are multiple entrants in mobile wallets like MCX, ISIS, google Wallet etc. Now end customers have multiple options to ...
Nirmal Choudhary on Mobile money to transform Turkish transport and US retail
something fishy going on here, bribery of national proportions.
stroyde on Huawei pledges commitment to Australia following NBN exclusion
meanwhile, the big three STILL have a monopoly and canadian consumers continue to get ripped off with NOBODY taking responsibility ...
Herry69 on Canadian MNOs withdraw from CWTA over balance of power
This trend will drive integration and innovation within several related sectors; wireless, towers, satellite, and fiber optics. Old single ...
Stephen G. Tom on Mobile device price drop sees tablets outsell PCs
I applaud some of the innovation, and at least Jolla understands that Sailfish needs to leverage the Android app ecosystem ...
Tim Deluca-Smith on Jolla unveils first device claims “magic” software
Excellent. Great to see that everyone is standardizing on the APAC 700 plan. One single bucket to rule them all, ...
David on LatAm joins Asia-Pacific in standardising LTE on 700MHz
Interesting, Mobile Operators should have a look on this and think twice before zapping.....
Francis on Voice “should not be measured in minutes,” says analyst
Thanks for the quote! Glad you found the presentation interesting.
I did a full blog post on why "minutes are killing ...
Dean Bubley (@disruptivedean) on Voice “should not be measured in minutes,” says analyst
Central to this article is an assertion that the ACMA, by setting a too-high reserve for the 700MHz spectrum, deterred ...
Chris Chapman on Australian spectrum auction “damaging to economy”
Do the providers of the "rolling contracts" need to tell us of the change? as Titan telecom are still telling ...
Tony lamb on Rollover broadband contracts banned in the UK
Also Nokia's dominance was a problem for the MNO's.
Initially MNO's were pushing the walled-garden internet concept where they could charge ...
Soon at true MNO value on Is Apple losing its grip on MNOs?
I can tell you from my story comming from MNO side is that it feels like you are being held ...
Syed Babar Ahmad on Tele2 CEO slams Apple
The operators have to have their own strategy in dealing with Apple. Expecting people not to buy Apple is just ...
Yatinder Mahajan on Tele2 CEO slams Apple
[...] an interview with the LTE World Series earlier this year, Tony Gray, chair of the TETRA & Critical Communications ...
Will LTE prove to be a life-saver? | The Official LTE World Series Blog on Chair, TCCA Critical Communications Broadband Group: “Acceptance of LTE… has created an opportunity for critical communications”
There are multiple entrants in mobile wallets like MCX, ISIS, google Wallet etc. Now end customers have multiple options to ...
Nirmal Choudhary on Mobile money to transform Turkish transport and US retail
something fishy going on here, bribery of national proportions.
stroyde on Huawei pledges commitment to Australia following NBN exclusion
meanwhile, the big three STILL have a monopoly and canadian consumers continue to get ripped off with NOBODY taking responsibility ...
Herry69 on Canadian MNOs withdraw from CWTA over balance of power
This trend will drive integration and innovation within several related sectors; wireless, towers, satellite, and fiber optics. Old single ...
Stephen G. Tom on Mobile device price drop sees tablets outsell PCs
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