Monthly Archives: September 2008

Can Nokia take on Blackberry in the Enterprise?

Posted on September 16, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

Last week Nokia announced that its Mail for Exchange application would now be available for any Nokia phone that ran the Series60 3rd Edition platform. Immediately, about 80 million users across forty-three S60v3 phones can now integrate into a Microsoft … Continue reading →

Posted in BlackBerry, Insights, mobile, Nokia | 2 Comments

What do Apple's App Store rejections mean for you users and startups?

Posted on September 13, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

Yesterday, Apple pulled an application named Podcaster from the iPhone App Store. With Podcaster, iPhone/iPod Touch users could “update podcasts directly on the device over wifi.” Apple rejected the application because Podcaster assists in the distribution of podcasts, it duplicates … Continue reading →

Posted in Android, Apple, Editorials, google, iphone, iPodTouch, mobile, Nokia, Predictions | 1 Comment

Two thoughts on mobile touchscreen interfaces

Posted on September 9, 2008 by rahulgaitonde

At the outset, I’d like to clarify I’m no iPhone or Apple zealot. My interest in mobile touchscreen interfaces has been piqued by my recent purchase of an iPod Touch. I was playing around with a colleague’s HTC Touch Cruise … Continue reading →

Posted in Insights, iphone, iPodTouch, Microsoft, mobile, UI, WinMobile | 1 Comment