Recently added articles from RETHINK IT:
Summer sees a renewal of alliances and tie-ups.(EDITORIAL)
Aug 01, 2006 ... Summer is the traditional season of weddings, and we are certainly seeing plenty of alliances made in the technology sector, with Microsoft at the center of many of them. Faced with its first ever profits drop, and slower than hoped-for growth in some of its most treasured new businesses, ...
Nokia fires first shots in inevitable Chinese copyright war.
Aug 01, 2006 ... Someone had to fire the first shots in the war, and Nokia was the company to do it. The Finnish phonemaker, in a landmark test case, is suing two Chinese manufacturers over alleged illegal copying of European products. The fight will drag on for years, and may well end in a ...
W3C guidelines wholly inadequate to transform mobile web business.(World Wide Web Consortium)(Mobile Web Best Practises 1.0)
Aug 01, 2006 ... So many of the most disruptive business models based on wireless networks depend on heavy use of the mobile web, that it is easy to forget what an unsatisfactory experience this remains. The new approaches that could shake up the telecoms landscape--epitomized by the advertising-supported ...
Nokia changes course to chase new technologies, including mobile television.(VENDOR)(Company overview)
Aug 01, 2006; ... The Symbian operating system remains dominant in the nascent smartphone sector, especially in Europe, but with its largest shareholder Nokia newly entranced by Linux, and Windows Mobile finally making progress with major operators, the platform has been somewhat overshadowed of late. ...
Metrozones' emphasis shifts to quality.(MASTERCLASS)(WiMAX-oriented 3.5GHz licenses)
Aug 01, 2006 ... One of the interesting aspects of the French award of WiMAX-oriented 3.5GHz licenses in July was that six went to municipal authorities, the first example of a much discussed potential for public organizations to become licensed spectrum holders (in the UK and US, there has been lobbying ...