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[Computerworld Blogs - Mobile & Wireless] Apple iPod event predictions, long shot edition - Computerworld Blogs: There are millions of businesses across the globe which would kill for that revenue, as well as product brand and mind share, so it would be foolish on Apple's part to simply walk away from it because it "makes sense" in an iPod product evolutionary sense. In addition, given the iPod market is the same market which launched the success of the iPhone, there's little chance Apple is going to vacate it and allow Microsoft to step in and use it as leverage to begin competing against the iPod and iPhone.

[PR Hub] Frost & Sullivan White Paper Highlights Opportunities for Mobile ...: LONDON - New Offering Packages Unified Communications and Fixed to Mobile Convergence for Wireless Operators to Deliver Value Added Services (VAS) to Small and Medium BusinessesLONDON, April 22 /PRNewswire/ --CommuniGate Systems, the leader in carrier-class Mobile Unified Communications, today announced the launch of its new offering - CommuniGate Systems Mobile Office www.communigate.com. Mobile Office addresses the market shift from fixed to mobile convergence for broadband and communications and will help the mobile operator deliver Value Added Services (VAS) through mobile unified communications to the lucrative business subscriber market.

[Computerworld Blogs - Software] Nortel/BNT VoIP PR SNAFU (and RTFM on BCC) - Computerworld Blogs: but Tom’s latest post points our that Eric Schoch, the Vice President of Business Development for Nortel, currently serves on Blade’s board of directors, and that InternetNews.com reports that Nortel still has a minority interest in Blade. So if that’s the case, wouldn’t you think Blade should have been able to get a pretty good deal on a Nortel system in the first place?

[focus] focus » dghughes on A group of schoolchildren who reared a lamb ...: As always, you should rate the articles, post notes and comments and send trackbacks when you blog about the papers. You can now also easily place articles on various social services (CiteULike, Mendeley, Connotea, Stumbleupon, ... Here are my own picks for the week - you go and look for your own favourites: Real Lives and White Lies in the Funding of Scientific Research: It is a summer day in 2009 in Cambridge, England, and K. (39) looks out of his lab window, ...

[Computerworld Blogs - Management] Brands online face more assaults - Computerworld Blogs: He says a relatively new scam, vishing, looms. He describes it as combining VoIP and e-mail to convince naïve users to give sensitive data to crooks over the phone in response to an e-mail.

[SCRIPT-ed] Net Neutrality and Consumer Access to Content: Competition between ISPs is present in some metropolitan and suburban networks, but is limited by both geographical scale and feature-price scope.56 Note that where only retail resellers use a broadband line from the incumbent, the degree of price and feature competition is very small given that wholesale prices and bit-rates are set by the incumbent. It is therefore an easy generalisation to claim greater broadband competition in Europe, when for infrastructure (where real investment is made and real innovation in service is possible) this may not be the case either currently or in the near future.57 In any case, it is a very untypical, highly sophisticated and motivated consumer who currently is able to analyze the different bandwidth and throttling options and select to which provider to switch at the end of their contract.

[Seth Weintraub's blog] Apple iPod event predictions, long shot edition - Computerworld Blogs: There are millions of businesses across the globe which would kill for that revenue, as well as product brand and mind share, so it would be foolish on Apple's part to simply walk away from it because it "makes sense" in an iPod product evolutionary sense. In addition, given the iPod market is the same market which launched the success of the iPhone, there's little chance Apple is going to vacate it and allow Microsoft to step in and use it as leverage to begin competing against the iPod and iPhone.

[Get Rich Slowly] Ask the Readers: How to Prioritize Medical Bills? * Get Rich Slowly: The saddest thing I see, is those coffee cans in the banks that ask for donations for some poor individual who was diagnosed with some terrible disease, and under American health care, can’t pay, or is denied coverage. Really…I’d rather regularly pay an additional tax like all other civilized countries do, so that poor family doesn’t have to resort to desparate measures like this.

[Bert Latamore's blog] The iPhone and the smart phone market - Computerworld Blogs: People will not want to have their phones running online all the time to preserve power, and work on the plan, or the train or wherever they want (this is why the iPod is so good... its not wireless...) - so once Safari does get access to all those (and I'm sure it will SOON) we will have to have the triger on the usability of these apps off-line, and I'm not even talking about all the other "3rd party" applications (which Steve calls "sweet") - I see a standard here really soon!!!

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