CMSWire, 18.12.2008: 2009 Predictions for Web CMS, ECM, Mobile, MOSS and more

CMSWire, 18.12.2008: 2009 Predictions for Web CMS, ECM, Mobile, MOSS and more
by Barb Mosher: "Like the 12 days of Christmas, CMS Watch has chosen to offer up 12 predictions for the technology world for 2009."

Tags: trends, saas, mobile, cms, enterprise, socialsoftware

The FASTForward Blog, 25.09.2008: Enterprise 2.0 Vendors need to get more serious about mobile

The FASTForward Blog, 25.09.2008: Enterprise 2.0 Vendors need to get more serious about mobile
by Jevon MacDonald: "The truth is that the most successful Enterprise 2.0 applications will focus heavily on mobile and will take in to consideration the considerably different use cases related to how different functions use mobile devices."

Tags: enterprise2.0, mobile, collaboration, adoption

37signals, 07.03.2008: iPhone SDK, Apple's Touch Platform, and The Next Two Decades

37signals, 07.03.2008: iPhone SDK, Apple's Touch Platform, and The Next Two Decades
by Jason Fried: "What we saw today was the beginning of two-decades of mobile domination by Apple. What Microsoft and Windows was to the desktop, Apple and Touch will be to mobile."

Tags: apple, iphone, mobile, business, trends, analysis

Official Google Blog, 05.11.2007: Where's my Gphone?

Official Google Blog, 05.11.2007: Where's my Gphone?
by Andy Rubin: " Android is the first truly open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices. It includes an operating system, user-interface and applications -- all of the software to run a mobile phone, but without the proprietary obstacles that have hindered mobile innovation. We have developed Android in cooperation with the Open Handset Alliance"

Tags: google, mobile, software, android, opensource

TechCruch, 11.09.2007: The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks

TechCruch, 11.09.2007: The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks
by Michael Arrington: "physical presence detection and information exchange with other users. This is the Holy Grail of mobile social networking, and one of the main reasons for taking the networks off the desktop/laptop environment in the first place."

Tags: mobile, strategy, europe, socialnetwork, startup, mobile2.0

ThreeDimensionalPeople, 12.08.2007: Enterprise2.0 - what does it mean for mobile?

ThreeDimensionalPeople, 12.08.2007: Enterprise2.0 - what does it mean for mobile?
by Stephen Johnston: "In the past few weeks I’ve been having a number of interesting conversations about “Enterprise2.0”, what it means for mobility in general and for Nokia in particular."

Tags: enterprise2.0, mobile, nokia, strategy

Tech.co.uk, 11.05.2007: Apple iPhone: more secrets revealed

Tech.co.uk, 11.05.2007: Apple iPhone: more secrets revealed
by Rob Mead: "Considering third-party software; smaller iPhone on the way."

Tags: apple, iphone, stevejobs, patent, mobile, smartphone

Open Gardens, 19.02.2007: The Long tail and Mobile Web 2.0 applications

Open Gardens, 19.02.2007: The Long tail and Mobile Web 2.0 applications
by Ajit Jaokar: "this document outlines a class of applications which do not necessarily need access to device APIs – i.e. what is referred to here as the ‘Long tail’ applications."

eMedia News, 15.01.2006: The Apple iPhone, some blogger buzz

A lot of buzz and blog entries of Steve Job's presentation of the Apple iPhone at MacWorld San Francisco. Here are some of the more interesting ones:

• The Guardian, What Jobs told me on the iPhone


• BusinessWeek.com, The Real Genius of Apple's iPhone


• TechCrunch, Will the iPhone be a Serious Business Device?


• Read/Write Web, Steve Jobs: iPhone Ain't Opening Up


• Pogue's Post: The Ultimate iPhone Frequently Asked Questions, and Part 2

Tags: apple, iphone, mobile, phone

Open Gardens, 06.12.2006: The Mobile Web Phone: A gedankenexperiment ..

Open Gardens, 06.12.2006: The Mobile Web Phone: A gedankenexperiment ..
by Ajit Jaokar: "What I am proposing is a mobile phone optimised to accessing information on the Web (which is predominantly browsing but not necessarily so i.e. could include Widgets and RSS). The operative word being ‘Optimised’."

Tags: mobile, internet, phone, voip, requirements

O'Reilly Radar, 05.12.2006: 72 Hours in Silicon Welly: InnaWorks and the Future of the Web

O'Reilly Radar, 05.12.2006: 72 Hours in Silicon Welly: InnaWorks and the Future of the Web
by Nat Torkington: More precisely, desktop apps are being replaced with web apps that have offline behaviour. When you begin to think of apps in that light, you see Adobe's Apollo (a cross-platform desktop RIA environment available as a browser plugin), Java, Microsoft's Avalon, and Ajax apps as all possible successors to the Win32 throne.

Tags: adobe, apollo, mobile, standards, ria, desktop, software

Economist.com, 30.11.2006: The phone of the future

Economist.com, 30.11.2006: The phone of the future
About: "The phone has had a splendid 130-year history. What will it look like in future? Will it even be called a phone?"

Technorati Tags: mobile, communications, future, design, phone, wireless

MobileCrunch, 29.11.2006: Mobility Transforms the Internet: “It’s Happening Today”

MobileCrunch, 29.11.2006: Mobility Transforms the Internet: “It’s Happening Today”
by Oliver Starr: "Nokia CTO Tero Ojanpera walked us through his vision for the future of mobility and mobile devices. His belief that key innovations, including the massive amount of storage that will be available on each device, the falling towards zero of the capex for bandwidth (and the concurrent increase in bandwidth and reduction in cost) and the inclusion of web servers on every mobile device will as Tero put it “fundamentally change the nature of the Internet”"

Technorati Tags: mobile, innovation, future, nokia, conference