...overheard a quick comment from a fellow conference goer today, which underscores some of my issues with the opportunity for operator-cont...

I'm in Korea for a conference at the moment, and spent a few days in Seoul before coming down to the island of Jeju for the event. I...

Met up with xG Technology the other day - those guys with the seemingly-unbelievable wireless broadband technology that they reckon is order...

There seems to be a groundswell of naysayers around Mobile TV. I've been at a couple of conferences recently where the mantra of "...

I'm doing quite a bit of research on IMS at the moment. Apart from the head-spinning array of acronyms, one of the things that jumps out...

Vodafone's gloomy outlook today does not really surprise me. What surprises me is that the City doesn't appear to have priced in wha...

Does anyone know what proportion of carriers' international roaming calls is accounted for by long, outbound calls? It strikes me that i...

I'm currently at a conference on the technology, applications and commercial issues around Wireless VoIP. I've been speaking myself ...

I've woken up this morning to several news stories , emails & blogs telling me about the "new new thing" in wireless broad...

Great piece by James Enck at EuroTelcoblog today . But my view is that the IP/Internet issue is going to hit the mobile operators even harde...

I seem to be bombarded with companies wanting to talk about "federated presence" at the moment. There seem to be 100s of variation...

I reckon a battle is brewing for control – or lack of it – in the home WLAN space. About 30-40m homes around the world are thought to have W...

I had an interesting thought during an IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) presentation at an industry event today... if operators (fixed or mobil...

I'm listening to a presentation by a major mobile network infrastructure vendor. It's about the opportunity for mobile content distr...

Recently, there has been a huge surge of interest in bits of equipment that fit within mobile networks, and treat different types of traffic...

Why is it that the mobile phone industry (and its financial watchers) still clings to "volume market share" as such an important ...

I've spent some time recently thinking about the various flavours of wireless/mobile broadband and talking to assorted hopeful vendors.....

Nokia's new E-Series of enterprise devices looks very well-thought out, and answers the "yeah, but what are the devices?" que...

Some quick thoughts: ... Symbian really needs to persuade one or more licencees to produce a ruggedised smartphone for enterprises. Many com...

Trekked out to the desolate wastelands of East London, to the barn-like Excel conference centre today. Been listening to new Symbian CEO Nig...