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Optimizing 3G Video Telephony For Longer Battery Life
Once you take this road, you use less CPU for this decision making process. As this technology is used for 3G video telephony on mobile handsets, battery life is of first priority. In 3G video telephony, the focus should be on reducing the CPU used by the H.223 multiplexer and the video codec.
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Is There Room for Mobile VoIP in a World Going Green?
If handsets are always connected to the network to handle incoming calls, standby battery life is going to be a lot shorter. As we move towards IMS and all-IP networks, is there room for mobile VoIP in a world going green?
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SMS vs. Mobile IM
Mobile IM is getting some hype, but has a long way if it wants to take over SMS. The way I see it, SMS is here to stay. The reason for that is not only ease of use but also different uses of these two technologies.
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Symbian becomes open source. What will become of Windows Mobile?
What should Microsoft do to improve its market position? Polish the user interface, reduce the royalties and focus on web applications and services.
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The real reason Nokia is purchasing Symbian
Although this move can be attributed to this chain of events, as Ted from Signal to Noise points out, I think it is only the tip of the iceberg. There are other reasons for this move which are as important.
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Mobile IM next year? Get real
They are expecting mobile IM to go mainstream next year. Somehow, this seems a bit farfetched. Mobile IM will take at least 2-3 years or more to become popular.
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Is Linux about to displace Windows Mobile?
Handset ODM vendors are still developing and investing heavily in Windows Mobile based handsets, but they are starting to show roadmaps based around Linux.
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iPhone ODM Frenzy
I hope that this iPhone frenzy won’t make them do complex visual menus. A multi touch 3D UI is NOT important. The user experience is.
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Android OS is as far from Linux as Symbian is
A comparison between Android OS and LiMo as Linux platforms is wrong. While LiMo is Linux, Android OS is not – it is closer to Symbian than it is to Linux.
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The challenges of testing Unified Communication products (and/or hosting a SuperOp event)
The conclusion from the event is that multimedia conferencing (or UC) is getting better. Without exceptions, companies successfully connected video with one another.
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