by Tony Poulos | Aug 3, 2010 | Blog
The United Arab Emirates has outlined plans to block BlackBerry email, messaging and Web browsing services, citing a potential security threat because encrypted data sent on the devices is moved abroad where it cannot be monitored for illegal activity. The decision... by Tony Poulos | Aug 3, 2010 | Blog
Running the world’s first commercial 4G mobile network has given TeliaSonera a head start and a few head-aches as well. 4G users have changed their mobile surfing habits simply as a result of gaining access to quicker mobile broadband, 10 times quicker to be exact. As... by Tony Poulos | Jul 30, 2010 | Blog
While CSPs worldwide grapple with how to monetize their services it appears that many ‘over the top’ or OTT players continue to grow their mobile revenues. Amazon.com is the latest to announce record results with generated revenues of $1 billion from mobile purchases... by Tony Poulos | Jul 24, 2010 | Blog
Google received little more than a slap on the wrist from Australian authorities following the furore after is was ‘caught’ and admitted capturing Wi-Fi data and personal information during its Street View image and mapping exercises. The ‘incident,’ which... by Tony Poulos | Jul 19, 2010 | Blog
This week at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2010, Microsoft Corp. was highlighting market opportunities for hosting and communications service providers as adoption of cloud services among small and midsize business (SMBs) continues to rise. Microsoft is... by Tony Poulos | Jul 19, 2010 | Blog
If your bank had a systems glitch that prevented you from making any transactions over its network, and I do mean ANY transaction, how would you feel? Let’s put this in some context. You would be unable to do any online banking via the internet or mobile, use an ATM...