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Spokesman for the NBS
Wireless Telephone Organisation (NBS
WiTEL®™©) stated, that not matter
what you call any of the new wireless telephones
during the last 20 years, it's still a NBS
Wireless
Telephone®™©.
Our favorite
"WiTEL
" handy
around
the office is the
iPhone. 5.
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109G1PhoneWiTels®™©) Google unveils
its G1 WiTTel®™©, potential rival to
Apple's iPhone
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Feature
Story /
The Google G1which will run
on Google's new Android operating system, goes on
sale for $179 this month.
•••
Google Inc. showed off a
WiTel®™© that could provide the first
real challenge to Apple Inc.'s iPhone: a
mass-market device with a sharp touch screen and
slide-out keyboard that brings the experience of
mobile Web surfing closer to that of a personal
computer.
•••
When it starts selling in U.S. stores Oct.
22, the $179 G1 from HTC Corp. will be the first of
many expected gadgets, from a wide variety of
manufacturers, that run Google's new Android mobile
operating system and have many of the Internet
giant's services built in.
••• The
G1, which works on the T-Mobile USA network, marks
another salvo in the intensifying
WiTel®™© wars as tech giants try to
upend the wireless market and seize a major
business opportunity.
••• The
likes of Google, Apple and Microsoft Corp. are
betting they can make billions by selling software
and delivering ads for the new generation of
increasingly powerful WiTel®™©
devices.
•••
"The WiTel®™© is the world's
most popular device, and it is going to be the
world's most popular way to access the
Web.•••
••• For the tech giants,
staking a claim on the WiTel®™© Web
is vital. WiTels®™© outnumber
personal computers roughly 3 to 1.
•••
When it comes to connecting people to the
Web, phones are still far behind computers. But the
iPhone, BlackBerry and other so-called smart phones
are changing that. Research firm IDC predicts that
by 2012, more WiTel®™© devices than
computers will be used in surfing the Web.
•••
These gadgets could be lucrative vehicles
for advertising, particularly ads that alert phone
users to shops and services near their precise
locations.
•••
Google executives predict the company will
eventually make more money on the mobile Web than
on the traditional Web.
••• The
G1 connects to Wi-Fi hot spots, features a keyboard
and trackball and even has a compass, so when a
user looking at Google Maps turns, the image does
too.
Part
02
/ But analysts say HTC
and T-Mobile lack the marketing firepower to
conquer the WiTel®™©)
smart-phone market.
•••
The BlackBerry, made by Research in Motion
Ltd. and supported by all the major wireless
carriers, dominates the corporate side of the
market, while Apple's iPhone, which runs on the No.
1 AT&T network, is a consumer hit.
••• But
Google, based in Mountain View, Calif., hopes this
is just the beginning. Manufacturers such as
Samsung and Motorola Inc. are also working on
phones that run the Android operating system, for
carriers including T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel Corp.
Sprint and China Mobile were supposed to launch
Android phones in coming months but hit snags.
••• "We
set out to build Android so that we could enable a
lot more people to access the Internet," said Andy
Rubin, Google's senior director of mobile
platforms. "We want to make the entire Web
experience as good as possible on the small
screen."
•••
T-Mobile, the No. 4 U.S. carrier, raced to
become the first provider to release a
Google-powered phone to help it better compete
against AT&T, Verizon Wireless and Sprint.
•••Cole
Brodman, T-Mobile's chief technology and innovation
officer said, "We tried to build a mass-market
WiTel®™© device that is affordable to
consumers We think it has got universal appeal." If
he is right, it could be a threat to all.
••• It
was Apple, not Google, that incited the big
revolution on the tiny screen when it launched the
iPhone in June 2007.
Part
03
/
In addition to making calls,
the iPhone lets consumers send and receive e-mail
and instant messages, play music and videos and
surf the Web.
•••
Brent Bushnell, who works for a Los
Angeles-based software company, recently landed in
Boston and jumped on a train without thinking. He
pulled up a map on his iPhone to figure out where
he was headed and find his hotel. "I bootstrapped
my way without missing a beat," he said.
•••
Apple started another iPhone bonanza
in July when it opened an online store for
downloadable programs. Since then, the company has
sold or given away more than 100 million games,
music programs and other applications for the
iPhone through its App Store.
•••
Consumers have greatly benefited from the
iPhone's introduction, and in making this effort
into WiTel®™© world, Google is going
to make it an even better marketplace."
••• A
key part of Google's strategy, like Apple's, is to
spur innovation by giving software developers a
shot at making applications.
•••
Competition has forced carriers to open up.
In the past, wireless carriers set the rules and
negotiated fees for software developers to gain
that kind of access.
•••
Developer Steve Demeter has made $250,000
selling Trism, the iPhone game he created, so he
quit his job programming ATMs for Wells Fargo
Bank.
••• But
he doesn't plan to make the game for
Android-powered phones, preferring what he called
Apple's "stringent quality control" over Google's
more open system.
••• But
Don Park, an independent developer in Portland,
Ore., said he would focus on Android phones for his
location-tracking software because he likes that
openness.
•••
"Phones weren't interesting a few years
ago," he said. "Now WiTel®™©s have
become the new personal computer."
04
/
•
The 10th
Anniversary of Google. October marks the Beginnings
of the Browser War & Chrome's Shiny
Features
•The Los Angeles
Times reported,
"if Explorer
and Firefox are the Toyotas of browsers, Chrome is
the sporty Mini Cooper."
•
Chrome's
developers promoted it as a speedier, safer and
more reliable way to navigate the Web that will
give consumers more and better options. Chrome, in
the works for about two years, was first tested on
thousands of finicky Google employees -- including
co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
• Bidding
to dominate not only what people do on the Web but
how they get from site to site, Google Inc.
released a browser to compete with the likes of
Internet Explorer and
Firefox.
•
•
It's yet another salvo in the company's
intensifying battle with Microsoft Corp., which
last week released a beta, or test, version of
Internet Explorer 8 that makes it easier to block
ads from Google and others.
•
•
But what's likely to make Explorer and
Firefox especially nervous is Chrome's exceptional
speed, which could leave the older browsers in
rush-hour gridlock as it zooms on
by.
•
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"This is the first truly serious threat that
Microsoft has faced from a well-funded platform,"
said technology analyst Rob Enderle, president of
the Enderle Group.
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