Comparison tool from Sprint helps to clear up the long term cost differences between the Instinct and 3G iPhone.
In the end I give Google’s Android a better chance of “sticking” here in the US than I do the Symbian OS. There are very few S60 handsets available in the USA today, and I don’t see that changing just because the platform is now open.
Establishing one could speed up the development of the phone cycle.
CEO admits that working with Android has been challenging, but they are still on target.
T-Mobile comes knocking on the doors of Vonage. Yet another revolutionary service from the carrier.
According to Symbian’s research chief David Wood, Android will eventually be fragmented into multiple versions in a matter of years.
It’s going to take a lot of brainstorming between carriers and hardware companies to figure out a good balance.
Another week, another alliance. This one is to become official on June 9th and is half comprised of Open Handset Alliance members.
Intel and Wind River entered into an agreement on Thursday to collaborate in the development of a Linux platform to be used in Mobile Internet Devices or MIDs. These MIDs would be optimized to run on Intel’s Centrino Atom processor and is expected to be available some time in 2009 according to an article on […]
T-Mobile is set to offer a new unlimited plan that targets families. The wireless company began offering the new plan on June 4th, and it features unlimited voice and text for $149.99 with a 1 or 2 year service agreement. What separates this plan from the competition is the cost to add additional […]
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