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iGR Weekly Blog
Insight and analysis for the changing wireless world
In the course of conducting our research, iGR is briefed my many companies, attends numerous trade shows and talks to many executives and engineers. iGR's new Weekly Blog provides a new outlet for this research and opinion and provides a new means for us to keep our clients, prospects and colleagues in the wireless and mobile industry updated.
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Thanks for dropping by! We look forward to seeing you again soon; we will be posting new articles each Tuesday morning.
Iain Gillott
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Why I will not be buying a Kindle anytime soon
I like the Kindle 2. I like the Kindle DX even more. I don’t have the K2, mind you, nor will I be buying a DX anytime soon. |
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PR Vibes Interview Q&A with Iain Gillott
reprint of an interview with Calysto Communications' PR Vibes |
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A New Kind of Phone Booth
Forty-two percent of U.S. consumers use their mobile phones in restrooms |
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Mobile Developer Study 2009
It should come as no surprise to anyone who has been casting even half an eye on the mobile market that smartphone applications are increasingly important. Apple has obviously had a large degree of success with the App Store and now other OEMs are follow |
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Time to hug a sales person
You do not need me to tell you that the economy has slowed significantly in the last few quarters. Every time you open a newspaper, turn on the news or browse the Web, there are stories of 5000 plus layoffs and other assorted bad news. And the wireless |
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Connected Netbooks for 2009
I have never been one for looking back and thinking ‘what if?’ Dwelling on the past seems redundant to me – apart from H.G. Wells, none of us can go back and fix or change anything, so why look back. So I pay little to no attention to the usual lists we |
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Cutting the cord...nearly
As with many U.S. Households, we have been looking at our monthly spending recently. And like many people, we have been looking for ways to save. I have started brewing Starbucks at home as opposed to hopping on my scooter to get my daily Americano – sa |
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What Mobile Developers Think
The smartphone OS market has severely fragmented in the past two years. There is no shortage of options available to developers – Symbian, Apple, RIM, Palm, Windows Mobile, webOS, Android, LiMo, Open Moko, BREW, Java ME, and probably a couple I’ve forgott |
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The grass is not greener even though it rains more
I have just returned from a quick business trip to London and was struck by the relatively poor coverage of the networks over there. The U.S. press loves to continue the story that ‘they’ have better networks over the other side of the pond. |
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Subtle advertising and data usage
As you know, I have been using mobile data devices and services for many years – in fact, I had one of the first RIM devices and a CDPD modem. So I am always interested in how much data I use and have been looking back at my invoices to check on usage.
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