So what will happen next? As I wrote earlier in Mobile- From gadgets to content, it’s a content game for Sony. They have movies, music, games etc. Yet, how will Sony handle the fact that current phones use Android, considering Google also wants to own the content market. Note also that Sony has completely failed Read more about Sony buys out Ericsson from Sony Ericsson[…]
I’ve suspected this would happen, as it’s often very hard nowadays to find RSS feeds on Web magazines, but they are at the same time openly and very fiercely (as if the magazines would be seen as more modern that way) marketing their presence on Twitter and Facebook, and Twitter is now the normal means Read more about Death to RSS[…]
Enrique Ortiz wrote a piece called The Impact of Steve Jobs on Mobility, that I’m adding my spin on below. First: Without Steve Jobs there would most likely be no iPod, iPhone, iPad, iTunes, App Store etc, and probably not even any Apple at all. Therefore, think “Apple controlled by Steve Jobs” when I simply Read more about On Steve Jobs and disruptive change[…]
Apple, Google, Microsoft and Sony will all fight for the consumers’ mobile (and otherwise) media spending. If now Sony buys out Ericsson from Sony Ericsson it’s clear the real reason is to have devices to distribute media to, as Sony is a major force in movies and music. And the future is in the distribution Read more about Mobile: From gadgets to content[…]