Forget the Lumia 800, the Nokia Lumia 710 is the “true” Windows Phone
Nokia didn’t get huge by selling the Nokia N810. They got rich selling Neo’s 7110. John Biggs, in one sentence, shows the Nokia/Microsoft strategy.
Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
Nokia didn’t get huge by selling the Nokia N810. They got rich selling Neo’s 7110. John Biggs, in one sentence, shows the Nokia/Microsoft strategy.
It shouldn’t surprise me when I read that the latest "amazing first" for a US mobile network is something that the UK have been operating for years. T-Mobile [USA] is rolling out a set of new “value†rate plans that cut the monthly costs for people that either have their own phone or are willing to pay full price in exchange for the lower service fees.
Three British media names (The BBC, The Guardian and the Daily Mail) and thoughts on how they plan to attack the US market.
While my big tip (go to all three SXSW events) will probably be pushed aside with thoughts of the extra cost, there is one thing that travellers from outside the USA heading to Austin for one of the largest cultural conferences should take note of. Those of you travelling on the Visa Waiver system to the USA will have been used to the delightfully green form you get handed as you board your flight to the New Country. This has been replaced with an electronic version of the form that has to be filled in 72 hours or more before