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I Stole the HTC Incredible for $99.  OMG.

I Stole the HTC Incredible for $99. OMG.

By Zoli Erdos on April 30, 2010

Wow, talk about luck, apparently I caught a discount that barely existed for hours.  I’ve long waited for a decent smartphone available @ Verizon, be it the iPhone, Nexus One or whatever else … so raving reviews of the HTC Incredible certainly did not leave me cold. Still somewhat hesitating, I started to look for […]

Posted in General, Mobile | Tagged amazon, cellular, droid, HTC, htc incredible, iphone, mobility, nexus one, omg, smartphones

The 10 Best, Must Have iPad Apps for Business

The 10 Best, Must Have iPad Apps for Business

By Mark Fidelman on April 13, 2010

  The iPad’s digital coattails are long and there are no shortage of people riding them.  The most persistent appear to be rotating around its axis as if trying to acquire a suntan by means of the occasional ray.  Their status being elevated by merely being in proximity to one. Is it all hype? Or […]

Posted in Mobile, Product reviews | Tagged app store, Apple, ipad, ipad apps, mobility | 10 Responses

So You Bought a JooJoo – How Will it be Serviced?

So You Bought a JooJoo – How Will it be Serviced?

By Zoli Erdos on April 2, 2010

I know, it’s crazy to talk about the JooJoo (formerly known as CrunchPad) a day before the iPad is released.  But the major gadget blogs do, having received a test unit – and that in itself is a bit of a PR coup for JooJoo.  They should enjoy it while it last.   Too bad it […]

Posted in General, Mobile | Tagged android, Apple, brand, crunchpad, dell, FusionGarage, ipad, joojoo, mobility, service, technical support | 1 Response

I Just Invested in @Burstly, a Mobile Ad Management Company

I Just Invested in @Burstly, a Mobile Ad Management Company

By Mark Suster on March 31, 2010

I’m very pleased to announce (via TechCrunch) that I invested, on behalf of GRP Partners, in Burstly alongside Rincon Venture Partners, an early stage VC in Southern California whith whom we love to work (and were our co-investors on RingRevenue).  Burstly, a Santa Monica based company, provides an open and free ad management platform that […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Mobile | Tagged advertising, Entrepreneurship, mobility, startups, vc funding, venture capital | 1 Response

Do We Take Social Media and Connectivity for Granted?

Do We Take Social Media and Connectivity for Granted?

By Jacob Morgan on February 23, 2010

The U.S. Department of State sponsors something called the International Visitor Leadership Program which is a program in which young leaders from various parts of the world meet with leaders in the U.S. on a particular topic.  I was among one of the people selected to meet with the young foreign leaders to discuss social […]

Posted in General, Mobile | Tagged broadband, connectivity, international visitor leadership program, mobility, Social Media Marketing, social media problems, third world, u.s. department of state | 2 Responses

The iPad is the Computer for Rest of the World

The iPad is the Computer for Rest of the World

By Guest Authors on January 29, 2010

Most of the industry has been underwhelmed with the iPad launch. I for one, actually think this is a great device. It may not be for us, techies, but for rest of the world, it is going to be a great device. This is a device I can hand it my grandfather and he won’t […]

Posted in Mobile, Product reviews | Tagged ipad, iphone, mobility, ui | 1 Response

Payments: A Day on the Inside

Payments: A Day on the Inside

By Derek Pilling on October 23, 2009

Image by monty.metzger via Flickr Earlier this week, I participated in a truly special event, the Lydian Roundtable. Lydian is a gathering of the best and brightest in the electronic payment industry and is hosted by my friends at Market Platform Dynamics, David Evans and Karen Webster. Every year, they bring together 50 to 100 […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged cloud, conferences, electronic payments, mobile, mobile payments, mobility, operating system, payments, social media, social payments

Mobile OS: Is Google Pulling a Microsoft Against Apple?

Mobile OS: Is Google Pulling a Microsoft Against Apple?

By Guest Authors on October 21, 2009

In the Desktop Operating System space, we all know what happened between Apple and Microsoft. While Apple tied their OS to their hardware, MS succeeded taking more of an open approach letting any device manufacturers bundle their OS. This resulted in an entire eco-system giving them greater distribution and eventually a monopoly. Though many believe […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged android, Apple, distribution, droid, google, iphone, microsoft, mobility, verizon | 1 Response

The “Rise of the iPhone” Analogy

By Guest Authors on October 19, 2009

Recently, I’ve been writing about the new innovation cycle that I think we’re in/entering, and pointing to articlesthat outline issues/metaphors we’ve been chatting up at Defrag for a couple of years now. But I’ve left off a piece of things in this new cycle because I haven’t had a good way to talk about it. […]

Posted in General, Mobile | Tagged defragcon, innovation cycle, iphone, mobility

What Does a Post iPhone World Look Like

What Does a Post iPhone World Look Like

By Dan Morrill on September 23, 2009

Robert Scoble asked the question “What does a post iPhone world” look like to people from Microsoft, Nokia and Research in Motion. From Robert’s blog it looks like the answer isn’t one that we really want to know about, because none of these companies are thinking that way. A post iPhone world to me means […]

Posted in Design | Tagged iphone, mobility, nokia, post-iphone, rimm

What We Must Learn from Asia

What We Must Learn from Asia

By Mark Suster on August 11, 2009

I run a monthly meeting called the VCA that represents the majority of Southern California venture capital firms.  My goal is to bring in informative speakers who stretch our collectively thinking on topics that will influence our investment strategies and use it as a way for us to share our experiences in ways that I […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged Asia, china, Entrepreneurship, japan, korea, mobility, SoCal Stuff, startups, vc funding, vc idustry, venture capital | 2 Responses

Twitter is IM (and Why the Limit is 140 characters)

Twitter is IM (and Why the Limit is 140 characters)

By Mark Suster on July 16, 2009

This is the second posting in a series I’m calling Twitter 101 for all those that say “I don’t get it?”  The first post is here and if you want to see the outline it’s here. In the first post I talked about how Twitter is a real-time news source where by subscribing to the […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged im, instant messaging, microblogging, mobility, social media, twitter, twitter 101 | 1 Response

Cisco's New Sweety Strategy (Mobile Collaboration, Too...)

Cisco's New Sweety Strategy (Mobile Collaboration, Too…)

By Zoli Erdos on July 1, 2009

This does not require any further commentary 8 minutes ago from HootSuite     RT Berenice_sweety Cisco to Expand Mobile Collaboration Features (PC World) Cisco to Expand Mobile Collaboration Features by PC World: Yahoo! Tech 8 minutes ago from HootSuite     RT Bennie_sweety Cisco to Expand Mobile Collaboration Features (PC World) Cisco to Expand […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged cisco, collaboration, humor, mobility, pr, spam, twitter

Microsoft Office on iPhone?

By Guest Authors on April 1, 2009

Remember when Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer laughed at the iPhone mentioning it doesn’t appeal to business customers? If you missed it, here it is…Well, it looks like Microsoft is developing an Office suite for the iPhone which obviously means it has changed its stance on ‘iPhone appealing to business customers’ – just like SAP few weeks […]

Posted in General | Tagged iphone, microsoft, mobility, office | 2 Responses

Who Says the iPHone is Not for Business?  Even SAP Runs on It.

Who Says the iPHone is Not for Business? Even SAP Runs on It.

By Zoli Erdos on March 11, 2009

Well, SAP Executives, for starters .. just ask Vinnie Mirchandani or Larry Dignan. SAP Execs and key customers were quite dismissive of the iPhone as a business communication platform.  But like I’ve said before discussing Oracle’s SaaS offering, it’s not what they say … it’s where they put their money. Granted, the SAP – Sybase […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged Blackberry, bs7, iphone, mobility, sap, sap bs7, Sybase | 1 Response

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