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    2. Gartner predicts global double-dip recession

      Explore The Register (Oct 18 2011)

      But enterprises will continue to invest in IT Analysts at Gartner are prophesying a global double-dip recession that will test the mettle of corporate CIOs and squeeze budgets, but predict that businesses will continue to invest in IT. Whether consumers will be so sanguine about their own buying of telecom services and devices remains to be seen. (Read Full Article)

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    3. Ovum: Android's surge will fuel smartphone market doubling by 2016

      Explore FierceWireless (Mar 25 2011) Marketing

      Global shipments of smartphones will reach 653 million by 2016, double the amount sold in 2010, according to a new forecast by the market research firm Ovum. The company believes that Google's Android platform will be the driving force behind this upsurge that will see the smartphone device category experiencing a CAGR of 14.5 per cent between 2010 and 2016. During this period the Google OS will outstrip ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Microsoft   Google   AT&T

    4. Android Grows Rapidly as Platform for Mobile Web Browsing

      Explore IP Carrier (Sep 3 2010) Marketing

      Android devices have gained about 17 or 18 percentage points of market share over the last year in the mobile Web browsing market, says Quantcast.Apple's iOS has lost share. (Read Full Article)

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    5. Why Checking Into Foursquare With Your Phone in Your Pocket Won’t Always Work

      Explore TechCrunch (Aug 3 2010)

      Why Checking Into Foursquare With Your Phone in Your Pocket Won’t Always Work Updating your location in the background on mobile apps is gaining momentum as a use-case, most recently with an app allowing you to Check-In On Foursquare Without Taking Your Phone Out Of Your Pocket. Problem is—though this sounds really amazing—such uses of background location services are bound by hardware / software limitations and aren’t quite ready for primetime. The Future Checkin app (which is obviously an innovative example ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   GPS   Apple   Broadcom

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