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The Signal #8: holiday 2015; drones; US wireless carriers in 2015

  Holiday 2015; drones; reflections on wireless in 2015 – The Signal #8 Friends – Happy holidays to you and yours. Welcome to the last edition of The Signal in 2015, in which we reflect on the year that was. Here’s 2015 in a nutshell: we were standing at the UPS counter, when the UPS […]

Posted byadminDecember 29, 2015Posted inBlue Field, gadgetry, Newsletter, wireless

Of vertical integration, supply chain and muscle

Listening to Jamiroquai the other day reminded me of living in Japan in the 1990s. Jamiroquai was a Sony artist, used to promote Sony mini-discs, which recorded in Sony’s atrac music format. At the time I didn’t consciously think of this as a form of vertical integration or ecosystems, which, of course, it was. In […]

Posted byadminMay 2, 2014May 6, 2014Posted ingadgetry, Japan, Silicon Valley, technology, telecom, wireless

New Article in Nikkei Tech On: Zombie Media and iPhone’s App

Phil Keys contributed an article (Japanese-language) on Zombie Media and iPhone’s Apps for Tech-On by Nikkei Business Publications. (Tech-On subscription required)

Posted byadminAugust 13, 2013May 6, 2014Posted ingadgetry, wireless

KDDI Invests in Fuhu

Yesterday KDDI announced a $5M investment in Fuhu, maker of the Nabi2 tablet and the FoozKids suite of applications. Relevant coverage: – TechCrunch – FierceMobileContent – RCR Wireless

Posted byadminNovember 2, 2012Posted ingadgetry, Japan, telecom, wirelessLeave a comment on KDDI Invests in Fuhu

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