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Category Archives: Telecom
Why Google should buy Skype
Add GMail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Salesforce.com and Skype in a package. Is there a better value proposition for SMEs and SOHOs for their IT and Communications infrastructure? Add a Linux distro for the business desktop, supported by Google, and … Continue reading
Nokia disappoints, Google exceeds expectations
Nokia Q1 results have disappointed analyst, even if revenues grew 28% YoY to reach $20 billion and net profit reached $1.9 billion, up 25% from last year. Nokia shipped 115 M handsets in Q1, 27% YoY growth, with strong performance … Continue reading
Google cause for Openness succeeds in the wireless auctions
Google did not actually want the spectrum licenses, that ultimately went to Verizon and AT&T. Google’s objective was to secure a bid that met the $4.6 Bn price tag that would enforce the regulations they had lobbied for open applications … Continue reading
Why we need WiMAX?
TechCrunch post today about WiMAX, Why Cable And WiMax Shouldn’t Mix, clearly misses the point. Their two conclusion items are misconceived, not to say wrong: 1. TechCrunch says: “WiMax is more an alternative to fixed broadband Internet access than it is to … Continue reading
SpinVox: Do just one thing but do it right
SpinVox, founded in 2003, is a pioneer in delivering speech-to-text applications. SpinVox claims it has agreements with twelve telcos, to provide a system to translate voice mail messages into SMS or emails. These days SpinVox has been in the news … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Most-read, Telecom
Tagged speech-to-text, spinvox, venture capital, voicemail
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Pay-TV Market in Spain: IPTV wins
One out of two new Pay-TV users in Spain sign up with Telefonica’s IPTV service, Imagenio. Orange IPTV Service is the second one attracting new users with a 21% share in 2007. The table below is based on data from … Continue reading
Broadcast Mobile TV trials in Spain
Enrique Dans, one of the most influential bloggers in Spain, posted some interesting data about the Broadcast Mobile TV trials run by Abertis in Spain with each of the main mobile operators. Here is the translation: “There has been three trials … Continue reading
Posted in Spain, Telecom
Tagged broadcast, dvb-h, mobile TV, orange, Spain, Telefonica, Vodafone
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DVB-H: Mobile TV Standard in Europe
The European Union has selected DVB-H as the standard for Mobile TV in Europe. Although the decision is not binding for EU countries, it aims at stimulating the technology adoption, by avoiding a standards war where end-user pays the casualties … Continue reading
Google Maps for mobile with Location
Another brilliant example of Google phenomenal applications. And another example of how Internet players can build mobile applications bypassing the Mobile Operators. Not long ago, Location was one of the unique capabilities mobile operators could leverage to provide Location-based Services. … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Telecom
Tagged Google, google maps, mobile applications, my location
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AT&T U-verse: True Convergence
AT&T launched recently its U-verse Voice service to complement its Quadruple-Play offering: TV, Internet, Voice and Wireless. U-verse Voice is a high-quality digital voice service. The service is delivered over AT&T managed IP network, which guarantees a secure and reliable … Continue reading