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The real G1 experience and what the industry can learn
It took 18 hours and 4 phone calls to technical support for me to activate my G1 in the UK. However, once the device was finally working, I needed just a few minutes to conclude Google and T-Mobile have missed a huge opportunity to demonstrate a genuine commitment to improving the mobile user experience. [...]
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Interview with John Burry of MobUI
In this interview Marek Pawlowski of PMN talks to John Burry of MobUI about his company’s acquisition of ODP provider Action Engine, MobUI’s unique approach to user experience development and the future of mobile media.
Today sees the official announcement of MobUI’s acquisition of Action Engine, a company best known for its on-device portal (ODP) platform. [...]
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Concerns with the new Series 60 - Nokia?s big day, part III
This research note by Marek Pawlowski is part III of a series examining the strategic implications of Nokia’s ‘big day’ announcements, including its first Series 60 touchscreen handset, the unlimited downloads music service and the new version of the Series 60 platform. Part I, exploring Nokia’s ‘Comes with music’ service can be found here [...]
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Analysing the 5800 - Nokia?s big day, part II
Turning our attention to the 5800, we’ll start once again with the price, because it is remarkable: just EUR 279 (about GBP 220) without subsidies. It is testament to the scale of Nokia’s purchasing power, the efficiency of its supply chain and its manufacturing expertise that it can afford to market a device with [...]
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Analysing ?Comes with music? - Nokia?s big day, part I
Yesterday was a big day for Nokia: it announced the 5800, its first touchscreen handset for the consumer mainstream, launched the ‘Comes with music’ unlimited download offering and revealed the 5th edition of the Series 60 platform, along with a new SDK for developers.
There has been no shortage of hype, analysis and blogging from the [...]
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