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Google’s Trojan Horses are their Drivers of Innovation
Google is using Android and Chrome as their Trojan horses to give them a competitive edge that others will be hard pressed to achieve.
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HD Voice Revisited
Wideband voice isn’t easy to deal with. Not because of technological barriers but mainly because of the wide range of possible codecs. Which ones should you be looking at for your next project?
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What’s Better for Video Calling – Android or iOS?
Mobile devices are bringing video calling to the consumers, but which ones are better suited for video calling applications? Android or iOS?
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The Battle on the Desktop: It’s the Chipset, Stupid!
The war for the desktop has been won by Microsoft – at least for now. This is why the real battle lies in the chipset and not in the operating system.
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Sign-in and Presence Based Address Books
Out with the new in with the old: the address book is back for good while presence is taking the second row in the dialing show.
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Who is the Service Provider?
Service providers can be found everywhere today – up to a point where there’s little distinction between vendors and service providers. Who is your service provider?
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Android – The OS Symbian Wanted to Be
Android has evolved nicely in 2010. How exactly it came to the place it is, and why Symbian didn’t make this leap that it should have years ago.
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Android Dyslexia, or: Here Comes Fragmentation
Android now has Ice Cream before Honeycomb when it comes to version numbers. This doesn’t bode well to Android’s fragmentation when it starts coming from Google itself.
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CES 2011 Impressions: Razzle and Dazzle
CES 2011 is over and it is time for first hand impressions from the show and the technologies introduced there.
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Who Exactly is Your Service Provider?
There is a growing trend of device manufacturers that are joining the service provisioning game. This brings us to a world where there is no distinct service provider.
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