- Spotify comes to TV in second deal in Nordics
Spotify, the darling of the online music market, has expanded its presence in the Nordics through an exclusive deal with Finnish carrier TeliaSonera that will see the Spotify service deployed on a number of devices from mobile phones to TVs.
More- Healthy opportunities in the m-health sector
Opportunities in the global mobile healthcare market are estimated to be worth between $50bn and $60bn in 2010, prompting operators to step up their initiatives in this emerging sector.
More- ‘Magical’ iPad arrives April 3
Apple’s crack at the e-reader market, the iPad, will become available in the US on April 3 as a wifi only version, and then in late April for the wifi and 3G model.
More- Skype makes quick exit from US Ovi Store
Internet telephony player Skype has demonstrated the importance of its newfound relationship with Verizon Wireless, by pulling the Symbian version of its VoIP app from the US Ovi Store.
More- Ofcom to investigate net neutrality
The chief of UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has said the authority will investigate web traffic control measures later this year as the net neutrality debate rumbles on.
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- Red Bend EVP Marketing, Lori Sylvia
Lori Sylvia, Executive Vice President of Marketing for over the air (OTA) software firm Red Bend talks to telecoms.com about app stores, device management and the Red Bend software portfolio.
More- Can OTT players really beat pay TV operators at their own game?
With the “over the top”-content game attracting IT giants, such as Apple and You Tube, huge regional players, like Tudou and Yukou in China, and many other global media brands, it’s not hard to imagine that the world’s pay-TV operators could get pushed aside in the battle for consumers’ wallets.
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- Next Evolution in Back-up Power
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More- MessagePhone: adding value to users & operators in emerging markets
SPONSORED BY Synchronica plcThis white paper examines the MessagePhone and provides an analysis of how the device will bepositioned to meet the particular needs of emerging markets. The device is being launched at atime when mobile network operators face new levels of competitive intensity and continue tobattle against rising churn rates. Throughout this paper we refer to Africa and Latin America asexamples of the MessagePhone’s target markets, although the device would also be appropriatefor parts of the Asia Pacific and Eastern Europe regions.
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