In this video we interviewed Yossi Zohar, Marketing Director at Amdocs Customer Management Division. Amdocs is showcasing the Amdocs Retail Experience which provides an end to end solution for operators to improve customer experience at the store. Part of the solution is the Retail Interaction Manager, a product designed for tablet devices reducing training costs. [...]
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My Initial Response To Sony’s Tablet News
Instead of bashing away on the keyboard I decided to do an audio opinion on Sony’s Android tablet announcements today. Posted via email from MIR Live
Sony announces the Sony Tablets: S1 and S2 — nice!
The much rumoured news of Sony’s very own tablet range hit the wires just a little while ago. Here’s the full release. And note, this is from ‘Sony’ as apposed to ‘Sony Ericsson’. Interesting times… TOKYO, April 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Sony Corporation (“Sony”), announces “Sony Tablet” that delivers the perfect combination of hardware, [...]
Video: BlackBerry PlayBook Overview
I was delighted to be invited by the team at CrackBerry.com to do some filming for them on Monday morning at Mobile World Congress. I filmed this video overview of the PlayBook for them — but I thought you’d appreciate a look too. I have to say, the PlayBook is looking rather fine. The web [...]
The Making of the Motorola XOOM tablet
In today’s world of choice, feeling good about your purchase is important. Being able to tell a story is important. Feeling like the people who made the product actually care about what they’ve made is important. In the bad old days of mobile, I often used to attend the most lacklustre device launches you could [...]
Video: What will Android 3.0 look like on your next tablet?
Quite a few people have been raving over Android 3.0 which has been designed ‘from the ground up for devices with larger screens’. There’s a bit of confusion in the marketplace as to whether we should be referring to Android 3.0 as the ‘Tablet Edition’ of Android. The confusion, however, is nothing to the widespread [...]
Motorola: “The iPad? It’s a giant iPhone”
Right then the Tablet marketplace is beginning to get a lot hotter. With Samsung shipping over a million of their Galaxy Tabs in recent days, the spotlight turns to Motorola. Have a look at this rather swish video from the team at Motorola. It’s rare to see a manufacturer actually reference other products and services [...]
HP’s Slate 500 looks an absolute nightmare
Have you checked out HP’s all new Slate tablet device? The videos hit the web recently and I made a note to sit down and document my utter dismay. The ‘Slate 500′ is 8.9″ and it runs Windows 7. Let me just stop there. Oh dear. Dear me, dear me. That automatically means it will [...]
BlackBerry PlayBook: What’s in a name?
Over here in San Francisco, even the iPhone-totting Valley locals are generally nodding with approval at RIM’s latest creation, the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. The device name has warranted just a cursory nod before discussions of price, availability and other such issues. Abroad, however, it’s a slightly different story. I’ve had a lot of emails and [...]
BlackBerry PlayBook: A game-changer for RIM?
Only this morning I was sat amongst 100 or so mainstream and new media journalists as the RIM team conducted their initial pre-briefing under strict embargo. At the end of the event, there were a lot of glum faces. The announcements were good, but not necessarily earth shattering (I’ll write more on those shortly). Everyone [...]
Would you have a Samsung Galaxy for £22/month?
Michael at MobileBurn highlights a tweet from o2 Germany pointing out that the all new Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet will hit the network in October costing €99 up front with a €27.50 contract. If you translate those prices directly to sterling, that equates to £82 up front and £22 per month. Now I reckon [...]
Cisco’s Cius: An iPad for the enterprise?
That there is the all new Cisco Cius, an ultra-portable ‘mobile collaboration business tablet‘ that ‘offers access to essential business applications and technologies.’ At least, that’s what Cisco reckon. And I’m inclined to agree. Various people around the industry are describing it alternately as an iPad-killer, an iPad-rival and so on. I think it’s certainly [...]
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