One of our newest associates, Robert Thorpe, is a real mobile antenna expert. He took some time to explain the reality of the much-reported iPhone 4 antenna saga: Antenna engineering is rarely big news, but the problems with the Apple iPhone 4 brought it into the spotlight. It’s highlighted issues that many smaller businesses designing [...]
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Apple’s recent recession-bucking third-quarter results have been widely reported, with continued growth of sales of the iPhone (a staggering 626% on the previous year) and its associated apps as a major driver. Just as interesting to my mind, however, is the associated fall of 7%) in sales of the iPod. The iPod was responsible for [...]
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The new iPhone 3G, announced yesterday, looks like a very cool device. But one of the more striking features from a business standpoint is that Apple appear to have reverted to a much more conventional business model than for previous versions. When the original iPhone was launched, Apple managed to convince operators to enter into [...]
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