Archives for May, 2008
Mesh, Canada's Webopalooza, has long since packed up its virtual tent but there are no shortages of memories and items to follow up on. Personal ...
Many a Canadian wireless pundit has predicted the end of the so-called wireless services oligopoly run by Bell, Rogers and Telus. The turning point is ...
With the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan deal for Bell Canada in jeopardy, Telus executives must be warming up old spreadsheets in anticipation of another ...
No I don't know when Rogers will officially introduce the iPhone to salivating Canadian gadget geeks. For those of you still reading, it's a fairly ...
Jerry Yang meet Carl Icahn, the venerable corporate financier. You may have heard of Mr. Icahn; he's the rarest kind of shareholder; the one ...
Lost amid the roar from investors and users after Monday's big BlackBerry Bold product announcement was the start of a competition that will help ...
It's been almost a year but RIM has responded to the iPhone threat and wow, it looks like a good one. For those gadgets ...
It doesn't matter whether Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's bombastic CEO, walked away from the negotiating table over the weekend, as Jerry Yang says he did. The ...
Message to Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer: we don't believe you. A steadfast, hypercompetitive person such as yourself doesn't give up on what could, ...
Here at kevinrestivo.com, experimentation in the name of reader satisfaction and ultimately increased traffic is the name of the game. To that end, ...
So Rogers Communications can do no wrong. It's easy to see why such an opinion is held by many cell phone users and investors ...
Wireless Week In Review
Posted by Kevin Restivo on Friday, May 30, 2008 at 10:13 pm. 0 Comments.
The North American wireless news cycle was somewhat slower than usual this week as the U.S. of A. celebrated its annual Memorial Day. Google, ...
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