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Monthly Archives: February 2008
How will Telcos fill the pipes?
Telcos keep investing in improving their broadband networks: from ASDL to ASDL2+ to VDSL and now Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH). FTTH will enable bandwidths in the order of 100 Mbps, both for downlink and uplink. Telcos are investing important sums to bring fiber to the users: … Continue reading
Posted in Most-read, Telecom
Tagged 3D HDTV, applications, hd tv, interactive advertisement, interactive TV applications, IPTV, telco, Telecom
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Japan: Mobile Phones and Fashion
Each season Mobile Operators in Japan present their new handsets, often developed in exclusive by Japanese vendors as Hitachi, Sanyo, Panasonic or Kyocera. See these articles with details on the latest models announced by KDDI and Softbank: KDDI spring’08 phones and … Continue reading
Posted in Asia Pacific, Digital Lifestyle
Tagged fashion, handset, Japan, mobile operators, mobile phone
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Why Telcos should move into entertainment
As their networks transform into IP and threatened by Internet players, many Telcos are hesitant whether to enter the Entertainment business. Here are three main reasons why Telcos must go for it. New revenue streams: Telcos are very profitable today and … Continue reading
Gong Xi Fa Cai!
Happy Chinese New Year. Today is the first day of the Chinese New Year. Our best wishes for the year of the Rat.
MSPs towards Mobile Connectivity Service Providers
In the past, Mobile Service Providers (MSPs) have successfully managed to keep full control -and get a share of revenue- over the premium content delivered over their networks. MSPs were determined to retain customer ownership, and so MSPs created walled gardens … Continue reading
Posted in Telecom
Tagged 3G, Android, connectivity, dumb pipe, hsdpa, mcsp, mobile operator, MSP, umts
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The best defense is attack: Goobuntu or Google Linux
Microsoft has openly declared that its bid to acquire Yahoo aims at improving their position in advertisement and fight the dominant position of Google. Do not expect Google to remain quiet. What are Google options to defend from Microsoft, apart … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Home, Internet, Most-read
Tagged goobuntu, Google, Linux, microsoft, Ubuntu, yahoo
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Microsoft bids $44.6bn to acquire Yahoo
The news of the day is the Microsoft bid to acquire Yahoo. There has been rumours for years on this wedding. Lately many articles were rising serious doubts on Yahoo’s strategy to compete with Google, and that is certainly accelerating … Continue reading
On sharing
The Guardian online edition publish an article that reveals how the Music Industry is not the only one that ‘suffers’ from Internet effects. All this online sharing has to stop is worth reading. Sooner or later the music industry will … Continue reading
