This is a continuation of a blog entry I wrote a while back…
Mobile devices become the ultimate social network?
A partnership between Nokia and Cisco Systems promises the kind of
simple-yet-comprehensive enterprise telephone products that IT managers
love. Unfortunately, the new setup, while technically available now,
isn't supported by the major U.S. carriers, and there's no telling when
that will happen.
Google have been making moves to get access to our eyeballs
24/7 by building a free Wifi network in L.A.
http://gigaom.com/2005/09/30/google-confirms-san-francisco-wifi-plans/
There are now appearing mock-ups of a possible Google
phone...
http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/18/the-google-switch-an-iphone-killer/
Seems like now is the time to start thinking about buying
shares in companies that own Wimax bandwidth.
Nokia are also making moves in this direction. Long have they complained about being screwed by the cell
phone networks.
Nokia are also building Wifi capabilities into their phones,
along with the Cell access.
There is talk that Nokia phones will be able to
automatically swap between cell and Voip.
Less need to depend on cell networks to sell product.
Nokia also have a wireless tablet which looks just the
ticket for a city wide Wifi network…
http://mobilecrunch.com/2007/01/18/nokia-n800-a-real-world-review-after-one-months-use/
