We'll lead in today with app stores. We'll see a lot of this over the next few years. It'll be what it was like during the Internet rage of 2000 when everyone has to have a website. Now, everyone has to have an app store.
So today, T-Mobile threw the public a little bone on what they plan for their app store. We're not liking it one bit. Plus, we discussed developers and mobile warriors should expect from a mobile platform and associated services like the app store.
Mobile Devcie Update:
So today, T-Mobile threw the public a little bone on what they plan for their app store. We're not liking it one bit. Plus, we discussed developers and mobile warriors should expect from a mobile platform and associated services like the app store.
Mobile Devcie Update:
- Crackberry reports Google app now available on the Blackberry. Google' blog has more details. Features include History, Suggestion, Search, and aggregation of other Google products.
- Microsoft speaks on Zune future and iPod.
- Yahoo News reports on Verizon's "Open Development" phone. Verizon should be banned from using the word "open".
- The Inquirer reports on Nokia's Activesync tie-up. RIM just can't catch a break.
- T-Mobile Announced parameters for their app store. Doesn't look good. Seriously, why bother, T-Mo? We've got details.
Mobile Issues:
- Onxo discusses app store ecosystem.
- Yahoo News on wireless providers trying to protect turf. Verizon Wireless chief got faced when he asked a question he should have known the answer to already.
- The Inquirer reports Google will only keep IP data for 9 months instead of 18. Here is Google's statement on the move. But why keep it at all?
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