The 24-operator announcement of the ‘Wholesale Applications Community’ to allow mobile Internet and applications to be downloaded without the potential headache of conflicting technologies, announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last week, might allow operators access to 3 billion consumers as the initiative’s website claims, but it could also be a very difficult [...]
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Will the Personal Health Record (PHR) pave the way to mobile-connected health records?
by Anthony Cox on February 1st, 2010
At least four companies, led by heavy-weights Microsoft and Google, have set up services to offer Personal Health Records (PHRs) in the last few years in the US. PHRs store patients’ medical records so that they can be accessible by patients and health officials as and when needed. Microsoft’s HealthVault was started in October [...]
Mention the word regulation, particulary in the context of the European Union, and people might think of expensive pieces of unnecessary legislation that hinder rather than helps businesses and individuals.
In the case of the telecommunications sector, though, it has served the end-user rather well, though the likes of Vodafone, T-Mobile and Telefonica O2 might smart [...]
As 2009 draws to a close Juniper Research has drawn up a list of predictions for the coming year, all neatly wrapped up as the top ten predictions for the mobile and wireless industry for 2010. A report detailing the findings is available to download for free from the Juniper website from today.
Mobile Data Traffic Explosion [...]
Last week I blogged about big names like Telecom Italia and Starbucks entering mobile payments. This week sees another well known name - Amazon - entering the space too! Amazon Mobile Payments Service - says the site - enables tens of millions of Amazon customers to use the existing payment and shipping information in their Amazon.com [...]
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