Category Archives: BlackBerry

Curated computing: jargon (sometimes) is a good thing

Posted on May 16, 2010 by rahulgaitonde

Curated Computing: Fancy cynical analyst term. Here is Forrester Research declaring a new era (‘Post-iPad’, no less). A consumer can do anything with a Windows PC or Mac… the iPad operates very differently. [It] works more like a jukebox than … Continue reading →

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Bigger pie, more slices

Posted on July 3, 2009 by rahulgaitonde

For the longest time, the only two entities that made money from a mobile phone were the carrier and the handset manufacturer. Open and shut [1]. No longer. Not only are more mobile phones being sold now than ever before, … Continue reading →

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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 →

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Google Talk everywhere – first step

Posted on January 18, 2006 by rahulgaitonde

I’m surprised this didn’t happen way back in early 2005, but here are the first steps towards unification of mobile and email contacts. Research In Motion, the creators of the Blackberry, have announced a version of Google Talk for the … Continue reading →

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