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In Silicon Valley the Hunted Becomes the Hunter Almost Overnight
Have you guys been seeing all the attempted murderers running around Silicon Valley? Without even paying full attention, one can’t help but see a headline pop up every few days about some company working on an “X†killer. The latest target, as everyone is fully …
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Advertisements in Google Android Applications
Just a couple days ago I was browsing through YouTube and came across a Google video about advertisements on mobile phones and suddenly a thought flashed through my mind like a rat on crack. The thought I had was“What about advertisements in Google Android Applications?” …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #16
Company Name: Noser Engineering How the OHA site classifies them: Commercialization Company What the OHA site says about them: Noser Engineering Inc. – core contributor of the Android Platform is your integrator and customization partner. What they do: Okay, let’s get this out of the …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #15
Company Name: Motorola Inc. How the OHA site classifies them: Handset Manufacturer What the OHA site says about them: Motorola is known around the world for innovation and leadership in wireless and broadband communications. What they do: According to Wikipedia, The name Motorola was dreamed …
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Microsoft’s Own Problems Could be Reason for Wanting Yahoo
If you’re watching the Microsoft and Yahoo situation at all, these next few weeks will prove to be the most fun yet. It’s getting down to crunch time, albeit one that Microsoft has imposed. I’m getting this feeling like it’s an inevitable deal between the …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #14
Company Name: Marvell Semiconductor How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: Marvell is a leader in development of storage, communications, and consumer silicon solutions with a diverse product portfolio that powers the entire communications infrastructure from enterprise …
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Something Doesn’t Jive
I’d like to revisit that whole deal with AT&T and why they weren’t on board with Google in the first place. Allegedly, they were afraid that Google would tie the phone up with their own services and not offer easy customization. Apple’s fear was that …
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It’s All Falling Into Place
It’s no secret that Google wants to deploy Android on the world in order to provide advertising to as many people as possible. As they up their marketing game and move to the focused, location-based advertising, Google knows more people are going mobile than ever …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #13
Company Name: LivingImage Ltd. How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: A unique company that consists of renowned engineering, marketing and creative experts in the audio visual arena. What they do: Have a cruise by their website …
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More on the QR/2D Barcodes
A few weeks back, I wrote a piece on 2D barcode scanning and the possibility behind them. Also known as “quick response” (QR), they’re vastly underused in the US. That may be changing soon as San Francisco has been testing them out on around 500 …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #12
Company Name: LG Electronics How the OHA site classifies them: Handset Manufacturer What the OHA site says about them: LG, the brand that is Delightfully Smart, is a global leader and technology innovator in consumer electronics, home appliances and mobile communications. LG’s vision is to …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #11
Company Name: Intel Corporation Okay, so the alphabetical order is messed. Last week I did KDDI, this week I do Intel. This is not alphabetical order, this is blogger-who’s-gimped-in-the-head order. I missed one, I can admit it, I’m person enough; and now, I’m doubling back …
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The Sprint Situation
One could get a headache looking at what’s going on right now with Sprint Nextel and the buyout rumors. Based on subscriber count, Sprint is the #3 provider in the US, but you wouldn’t know that by looking at recent headlines. Talks of merging, buyouts, …
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What to Expect From Android
A lot of the hype around Android comes from developers and their geeky community. The main reason for this is because they “get it”. They understand just how groundbreaking an open-source operating system is, especially for mobile devices. But what about the average guy with …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #10
Company Name: KDDI Coporation How the OHA site classifies them: Mobile Operator What the OHA site says about them: KDDI is a telecommunication operator that provides wide-ranging services from mobile to fixed in Japan. What they do: KDDI Corp. is a Japanese telecom company, formed …
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