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CES 2012 - Wrap Up
- Tablets and Smartphones galore
- LTE and Windows Phone the big winners
- Australian release dates still a mystery
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Adam Wajnberg 17/01/2012
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Telstra to begin offering wholesale 3G
- Caps will be imposed on speed
- Good news for rural and regional mobile customers
- Telstra 4G network still exclusive to the telco giant
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Adam Wajnberg 13/01/2012
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Telstra tentatively announces first 4G handset for January release
- 4G network capable of speeds up to 40Mbps, faster than ADSL
- Other phones being released this week at CES will likely be made available throughout the year
- Australia's only 4G network in use right now
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Adam Wajnberg 12/01/2012
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CES 2012 – Day One
- Lots of Android tablets, but limited 3G/4G options
- Phones losing weight
- Samsung replaced Nokia as world's largest cellphone company
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Adam Wajnberg 11/01/2012
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CES - A Preview
- Consumer Electronics Show, Jan 10 - 13, 2012, Las Vegas, USA
- The world's largest electronics trade show
- New smartphones, tablets and ultrabooks
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Adam Wajnberg 06/01/2012
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Smartphone Operating Systems - The Dead, Pretty Much Dead, and Dying
- A list of once popular operating systems that are on their way out
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Adam Wajnberg 04/01/2012
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Windows Phone - Coming Soon! Ish!
- Truly unique departure from the current look of most competitors
- Developed to look more like the X-Box and less like windows
- Limited apps for now, but full integration with Microsoft Office, the world's most popular software
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Adam Wajnberg 04/01/2012
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iOS - Wipe Your Feet At The Door
- Easy and clean
- Huge ecosystem of apps, accessories, retail support and online support
- 500,000+ Apps
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Adam Wajnberg 04/01/2012
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Android - The-Land-Of-Do-As-You-Please
- Open Source, developed by Google
- Wide availability makes it popular, but harder to control
- 250,00 apps and growing every day
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Adam Wajnberg 04/01/2012
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A Guide to Smartphone Operating Systems
- iOS vs Android vs...?
- Some systems on their way out
- Apps are key
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Adam Wajnberg 04/01/2012
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