Mobile Networks, Price Plans & Devices

Date & Title	Contents	Content Type
27th June 2007 Article 565,801 on the iPhone	Covering the coverage of the iPhone pre-launch buzz Marvelling at the hype How is the iPhone different?
25th June 2007 iPhone Mania	Jealousy of Apple Apple's character - time for Peter Pan to grow up Irony of the Google, AT&T link for Network Neutrality
7th June 2007 Be aware or beware?	iPhone pre-launch adverts Breaking the rules: slagging off the competition?
6th June 2007 Little Blue Flecks	Nokia N95 vs iPhone The convergence of devices Commoditisation of the handset
19th April 2007 Mobile Video	Commuting: the ideal time for mobile video But not the ideal place because coverage is poor Offline players + enhanced devices open the door?
2nd October 2006 Web'n'Walk permits VoIP	Adds overlay product that removes VoIP restriction (for £15 per month)
1st September 2006 O2's sensible view of convergence	Using pricing rather than technology to meet the customer's needs
25th August 2006 Is there anything a mobile can't do?	Mobile data has been a flop but this is not because of the devices Nokia N93, complete with DVD-like quality video recorder
6th July 2006 Web'n'Walk: Affordable Mobile Data at Last	A look at T-Mobile's flat rate plans The beginning of the end of the iPod?

The above articles deal with a range of mobile related topics. Looking back, I am pleased to see that my suggestion that affordable mobile data could be "the beginning of the end of the iPod" seems not to have missed the mark by much. Having said that, it is Apple that is driving the cannibalisation of its own product - to their credit.