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Google buys Admob - now how cool is that for the industry?

Posted by Jan Rezab on November 10th, 2009

Google, a leader in the world of internet buys Admob for $ 750 mil. Admob, who in total served 125 billion mobile impressions, is the global leader of mobile advertising right by Google. Honestly Google was probably the only company to have acquired it in the first place.... Read full article

So long, Nokia - Goodbye, and thanks for all the memories

Posted by Jan Rezab on November 5th, 2009

Nokia logoThis is one of the most sensitive mobile topics for me - my own cellphone manufacturer. Mobile phones are very personal devices, especially for me who is making money in this industry through mobile phones and their knowledge. I am a Nokia fan, and I was always extremelly proud of it. Read my article, send it to others. Maybe Nokia could wake up… But their latest N97 was the biggest disaster in Nokia’s history.... Read full article

Mobile web location standards not being respected

Posted by Jan Rezab on September 24th, 2009

Apple, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Android - who is respecting current mobile web standards, in these highly competing times on Appstores? I am a big fan of standards, my previous company over the term of its 6 year existence did so many ports of applications for different devices, that it could maybe be up to 100 000 unique ports for unique handsets… It was horrible, and we couldn’t do anything to work with it.... Read full article

Is Nokia heading for netbooks right? Copying Apple?

Posted by Jan Rezab on August 25th, 2009

Nokia logoVery recently, Nokia has annoucned it’s new netbook, and with Nokia describing it as the “natural evolution” from mobile phones. This means that if we now look at all areas Nokia is trying to cover, then we get quite a huge area, acquisitions, and a lot of companies. Now of course, that’s great on one hand, but on the other hand, what is their main focus going to be?... Read full article

Facebook Mobile is underdeveloped and far from perfection!

Posted by Jan Rezab on August 9th, 2009

Facebook logoFacebook, the dominator of social networking worldwide with over 250 million users worldwide to date - is a very useful service. I spend quite a lot of time on it, and check what my friends are doing, engage in discussions, check pictures of people I normally wouldn’t see for a long time, and I have some time to virtually catch up, which is nice and efficient. I generally like the service.... Read full article

AppStores are the future! Or not?

Posted by Jan Rezab on July 22nd, 2009

AppstoreMobile companies around the world are trying to show us, that their AppStores are the best AppStores. Apple, Google, Nokia, Palm, Microsoft, and many other firms joined the AppStore hunt, and even mobile operators seem to be catching up slowly with preparations on similar launches. Now the question is, is this the future?... Read full article

Mobile browsers - Where are they?

Posted by Jan Rezab on June 24th, 2009

I have been wanting to write this article for quite some time, but I have waited since I got my hands on the Nokia N97 and got more acquainted with it, to be able to make an educated article about mobile browsers. Everyone is talking about surfing the mobile web, about user experiences, etc. - but are we talking about the key thing in mobile web - which is the best browsing experience?... Read full article

Seriously, can manufacturers handle AppStores?

Posted by Jan Rezab on June 12th, 2009

So seriously, can manufacturers handle their AppStores? Lets look at the situation right now at the three main AppStores: Nokia OVI Store, Apple AppStore, and Android Market.... Read full article

The Google Latitude - really useless software

Posted by Jan Rezab on June 4th, 2009

google logoI was so excited when I first saw Google Latitude, that words cannot describe the feeling fully. I was thought, finally, when I am picking up a call from someone, I can find him easily. I was thinking this would be the end to those horrible phone calls that you spend trying to navigate a person, who doesn’t even bloody know where they are themselves.... Read full article

What if… Google bought Nokia

Posted by Jan Rezab on May 26th, 2009

google logoWhat if Google bought Nokia? Thats the question that I asked myself in the hypothetical “WHAT IF” series on Blog HungryMobile. The two largest companies - one in the internet space, and one in the mobile space.... Read full article

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