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by Daniel Ashdown on September 1st, 2011
Is it a Smartphone? Is it a Tablet? No, it’s a ‘Note’ – Samsung’s Galaxy Note, to be precise, and a new category of device according to Engadget. Or, it’s a ‘phone-tablet hybrid’, says TechRadar. And just one more: CNET call it a ‘tablet phone’. I am sure there are many other categorisations if you [...]
The BRIC economies (that is Brazil, Russia, India, and China) need little introduction these days- the phrase has been around for nearly a decade since it was coined by Goldman Sachs- but as we approach 2011 does the acronym still represent the huge economic potential first written about by the investment bank? In its second [...]
It might seem counterintuitive, but for the device manufacturer, content stategy for emerging markets could be just as important as their content plans for developed ones. And this is the case even though in such markets 3G networks may not exist, browsing is achieved through basic WAP, and email achieved through SMS. Offering end-users access [...]
The relationship that handset manufacturers have with operators worldwide have always been crucial in creating a route to market for their devices. It may be just as important in the tablet space. As a newcomer to the mobile device party (excluding Dell’s bread and butter connected laptops and netbooks, of course), Dell has done well [...]
With the market for tablet devices still rosy with the blush of youth, and sales apparently robust, it is hard to see what could go wrong, aside from intense competition and a flooded market, of course. But already it seems that certain elements of the tablet device supply chain could be constrained. Manufacturers of touch [...]
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