|
|
By Laurie, on September 10th, 2011%
 [ September 26, 2011 7:30 AM to September 27, 2011 6:30 PM. ] Opportunity. Everywhere. That’s what Mobilize 2011 is about: the conjunction of mobile computing and cloud-based services will unleash an entire new wave of product and market growth. At Mobilize 2011, you’ll see how Cloud Computing and Mobile Web creates the beginning of a hockey-stick growth opportunity for connected devices and the Colud-based solutions they talk to. Be there or be disconnected! . . . → Read More: Mobile is Everywhere. Opportunity is Everywhere. Mobilize 2011, September 26-27, San Francisco
By Laurie, on September 10th, 2011%
 [ June 14, 2011 10:00 AM to June 16, 2011 11:00 PM. ] Get the first word on connectivity trends and mobile lifestyles at 2011′s Connected World Conference, June 14-16 in Chicago. . . . → Read More: The First Word on Connectivity Trends and Mobile Lifestyles: Connected World Conference, June 14-16, 2011
By Laurie, on March 31st, 2011%
 CTIA Wireless 2011 in Orlando was a hotbed of speculation about how the at&t – T-Mobile merger will affect the U.S. mobile industry. While the ripples will be felt to every corner of the value chain, there was a lot more to talk about at the show. It was fun to watch the “4G” competitors duke it out, and measure China’s growing presence in the U.S. with a Day 2 Keynote by China Telecom and significant Chinese presence on the show floor. The “Internet of Things” became more real as Ericsson’a CEO Hans Vestberg foretold 50 billion connected devices in 2020, and solutions for connected health, proximity marketing, automotive and greentech captured attendee imaginations. . . . → Read More: Waiting to Exhale: CTIA Wireless 2011
By Laurie, on January 2nd, 2011%
 [ March 22, 2011 to March 24, 2011. ] Once again, the global wireless industry will gather in Orlando, FL for the Cellular Telephone Industry Association’s (CTIA’s) Spring show. This year we’ll hear about LTE network roll-outs, cool connected devices and a rash of new high- and low-end handsets, plus the services, applications and cool new technologies that keep them all running. Cloud-based mobile services such as mobile wallet, mobile health, context-aware mobile advertising and location-based services (LBS) will also claim their share of the limelight. . . . → Read More: Wireless Industry Gathering: CTIA Spring in Orlando, 3/22-24/2011
By Laurie, on November 24th, 2010%
 When you head to the Mall for holiday gift-shopping this season, take along one of the new location-enabled shopping apps to help you find bargains and zero in that “perfect gift.” Laurie Lamberth’s December Connected World column, “With a Little Help from my Friends: Location-Based Shopping,” describes how these helpful assistants can earn you [...] . . . → Read More: Are you a Planner? Know-it-All? Socialite? Slacker? Pick a Location-Based App for Holiday Shopping with a Little Help from Laurie Lamberth
By Laurie, on October 19th, 2010%
 The U.S. mobile industry has an upbeat feel this fall: LTE is finally here with MetroPCS’s scoop-the-big-guys Vegas launch, sexy new devices such as Samsung’s Android-inside Galaxy Tab(let) are generating excitement, and location intelligence is enabling huge crop of context-aware consumer and enterprise apps and services. What’s Hot? Location, location, location: context-aware mobile ad and marketing platforms. Android everywhere. Apps for your car, TV and appliances. Mobile payments and mGiving. Social-social-social-social-social. The Cloud brings large-scale computing resources to miniaturized mobile devices. And more… . . . → Read More: Not your Father’s Wireless Networks: LBS, Android, Car Apps, mGiving & Mobile Social Steal the Show at CTIA Enterprise/Apps and Mobilize 2010
By Laurie, on September 15th, 2010%
 “WHATEVER happened to that “internet of things” promised a decade or so ago?” Good question, coming from The Economist, in their August 13 blog post covering Laurie Lamberth’s Internet of Things research paper. . . . → Read More: Chattering Objects: The Economist Covers Lamberth’s Internet of Things Research Report
By Laurie, on September 2nd, 2010%
 General Electric’s (GE) acquisition of Attenti, an Israeli company that makes people trackers currently used for criminal offenders and Alzheimer’s patients signals a big change in the industry: bigger players with fatter wallets are entering the segment to capture M2M’s unique value proposition. . . . → Read More: Big Link Enters M2M Value Chain with GE/Attenti Deal – My first appearance on Connected World Blog
By Laurie, on August 16th, 2010%
 [ October 5, 2010 to October 9, 2010. ] CTIA’s fall show is my favorite because it focuses on what we can DO with mobile networks — applications, content, services and connected devices. It’s in San Francisco this year — join us! . . . → Read More: CTIA Enterprise & Applications – San Francisco, October 5-8, 2010
By Laurie, on August 10th, 2010%
 February 3, 2010 GigaOm Pro put it this way: “Connected devices are popping up everywhere, and designers will need to begin considering how each device operates in this increasingly connected context. Here are three principles to keep mind.” Read more: Cool, Calm and Connected: 3 Design Principles for Connected Objects . . . → Read More: GigaOm Pro Publishes Lamberth’s Long View “Cool, Calm and Connected: 3 Design Principles for Connected Objects”
|
|
|
Comments are closed 
