Nokia will no longer offer their music flatrate, the company confirmed on Monday. Comes with music will be discontinued in 27 of 33 countries. Since 2008 Nokia included a subscription to Ovi Music Unlimited to purchases of some of their phones, including a feature called ‘Comes With Music’, which allowed users to download an unlimited number…
major court cases in the TelCo world – a brilliant dataviz: Source: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/whos-suing-whom-in-the-telecoms-trade/
talking about the big coming revenue rise in selling music. As a matter of fact, mobile is the paradigm of today and tomorrow. As an increasing amount of data is communicated via mobile devices, more people using mobile computers, smartphones (are there any dumbphones around anyway?), more money than ever is spent on mobile infrastructure…
Question: Is the iPad a mobile device? Erm, ermmmm, e.. maybe? What actually makes a device mobile? Screen size, ability of making phone calls, 3G? paidcontent.org caught up with CNN’s VP of Mobile Louis Gump, who offered a whole different perspective: This fall a mass of tabloids will be launched, prompting content owners to address…
vote for my panel idea on the SxSw Panel Picker: It’s a rather basic idea on how interfaces will alter music consumption Interfaces are our first points of contact when it comes to choose or buy content. Count the questions asked before being served a Cappuccino at Starbucks – poorly designed interface. The iPods interface…
I stumbled up this one, http://ht.ly/21Stf a short one on the buzz, Google is planning to launch it’s own music service by Peter Kafka on ‘all things digital’. Mainly because Gerd Leonhard posted his reflex of ‘disagree – Google needs to ‘ Kafka thinks it would make perfect sense for Google to jump in that…
Pranav Mistry introduces his ‘sixth sense’ technology, a set of ideas that has the potential to open a new circle of invention for mobile devices. Check this out
Mr. Foggs Log 