by Paul Joseph
May 29, 2010
[While composing this, quite a bit of news got lost mid-way due to my carelessness / issue with Live Writer. So I write what I remember, so very less links will be seen here! Apologies to the 35.3 odd readers this blog has. for that.
Yeah, this number is small but I assume them to be influential people in this industry, no?
] India News Tata Indicom is one of the recipients of the grants for Mobile Money projects. This is the project, in association with mChek! A service by Visa & Monitise is also being launched soon in India After 3G auctions, BWA auctions also seem to be going on successfully. Meanwhile, LTE forum says 4G is the future for India. Indeed, but when?
White Blackberries are to be available in India soon. Is it not an oxymoron?
Subscriber numbers go from strength to strength. 16.7 m added in April, taking the total to 638 m We got to forget MNP – It has been postponed to after 3G roll out! Looks like, the Defense Ministry might cause further delays in 3G roll out itself DoT is now trying to convince Home Ministry that the Chinese infra vendors are not all that bad Looks like the Yahoo-Nokia deal might have an unlikely player getting affected – MapMyIndia – who have a deal with Yahoo in India Not necessarily mobile – but important nevertheless – Google Translate now has Hindi also An insightful article on what the strategies of operators should be, post 3G auctions can be found here Mindtree, that acquired Kyocera’s India division recently, seems to be ready to launch its own handsets – thankfully, they are not looking for a B2C model Global News OLPC people too have gotten inspired by the iPad. It is going to be OTPC (not literally) from now – One Tablet Per Child. But the Chinese are so advanced – They have already released a clone as iPed While the world is envying Apple (now that they are the #1 tech co in the world, in terms of market cap), they are very afraid of Google. With the announcement of Google TV, the “hobby project” – Apple TV – is going to get serious and serious enhancements are expected soon Motorola’s iDEN project is still kicking and is getting launched in Latin America too After the SAP-Sybase merger, enterprise mobility space saw another merger : Trust Digital with McAfee An interesting experiment of a hotel using smartphones as keys – see here An insightful article on Android fragmentation is available here iPhone development can happen on Windows PCs too now – with DragonFire SDK
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by Paul Joseph
May 28, 2010
As you know that India’s auction of 3G licenses has just been over and Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communications and Vodafone Essar spectrum won all the key areas of Delhi and Mumbai, the two major metropolitans of India. 3G enables mobile phone users to surf the Internet, video and download music, video and other content at
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