The BlackBerry clone war begins
hehe For those interested in the wireless communications market =)
Incidentally we are looking at Black Berry as a technology in the coursework for MTECH.
Now looking at the article in more detail, I feel that the entire move by Nokia and Motorola is a little moronic.
More studies should be done to see if email can be done cheaper. We are talking about the internet here... hello?
IM is key in telecomms. Unless the email can be done at instant speed always on. Unless it can surpass its value on a desktop/laptop. Why would email become dominant. More should be done to see if a "different" kind of email can be formulated. (Which will probably be some varient of IM anyway).
Until you can get the same level of quality on a PC. I do not see this taking off. And even if you do. At what cost? There is a reason why the corporates are the dominant market. The technologists are the ones that are gonna make this work. Not the marketeers.
Incidentally we are looking at Black Berry as a technology in the coursework for MTECH.
Now looking at the article in more detail, I feel that the entire move by Nokia and Motorola is a little moronic.
More studies should be done to see if email can be done cheaper. We are talking about the internet here... hello?
IM is key in telecomms. Unless the email can be done at instant speed always on. Unless it can surpass its value on a desktop/laptop. Why would email become dominant. More should be done to see if a "different" kind of email can be formulated. (Which will probably be some varient of IM anyway).
Until you can get the same level of quality on a PC. I do not see this taking off. And even if you do. At what cost? There is a reason why the corporates are the dominant market. The technologists are the ones that are gonna make this work. Not the marketeers.
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