A feature by Michael McCarthy on the Wireless Resource Centre reports on a speech made by Stewart Walsop (a venture capitalist) where he discussed who will be on top of the market in 2007. He says that it won't be Nokia, Handspring or Microsoft. In fact, he says that these will have 0% of the market, each. He is putting his money on BREW.
An article on the Wireless News Factor makes for interesting reading, if a little depressing if you look at it the wrong way. Entitled Shutting Microsoft Out of the Wireless World, it looks at how attempts to block Microsoft's access to wireless markets are likely to fail.
AccountancyAge have an interesting feature / interview with Thomas Chambers the Chief Financing Officer of Symbian. There's a good analysis of Symbian financing in the article too and its well worth a read.
A column on Commweb, entitled Microsoft Dances Toward UC looks at the blessings (if indeed there are any) and the curses of having Microsoft involved in the unified mobile device market.
Nokia have released their latest sales figures and have made their revised sales targets. Although they don't think the markets will pick up much in n the near future they seem to have faith in new high end devices.
The register posted an artile a few days ago. The article explains that the anticipated cost of the z100 according to Sendo themeselves will be in the region of £300 / £700.
Nokia have a feature on their website of the film Minority Report. As well as a chance to download the trailer and get information about the movie Nokia are offering you a chance to win a 7650 (Europe) or a 9290 (USA).
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