by Tony Poulos | Aug 1, 2013 | Blog
Excuse me for appearing to be confused about the state of play with Isis – the US-based NFC-based mobile commerce network spearheaded by Verizon Wireless, AT&T Mobile and T-Mobile US. I liken its progress more to the iris plant rather than an agile attempt... by Tony Poulos | Nov 12, 2009 | Blog
Rupert Murdoch is not a man to be ignored. His recent proclamation that good internet content will need to be paid for may have drawn howls from the critics but he makes good sense. So what has Rupert’s stance got to do with us, you may well ask? Speaking from... by Tony Poulos | Jul 28, 2009 | Blog
An unusually worded press release emanated this week from Telstra in Australia titled “Customers can choose free options to avoid new billing fees; millions exempt.” But it’s not what I seems. In what can only be described as brazen by envious operators in many... by Tony Poulos | Jun 22, 2009 | Blog
There appears to be nothing more emotive than stories involving billing anomalies by telecommunications companies. They invariably become a public relations disaster fort he company involved by invoking public sympathy against the telco. Telstra in Australia must be... by Tony Poulos | Sep 8, 2008 | Blog
The App Store saga continues. Apple’s online iPhone applications outlet has reportedly delivered more than 60 million programs in its first month of operation. Not bad considering the teething problems Apple suffered in the early days of operation. Read...