For those readers who can’t cope with being away from Diversity at all times – I’m stoked to say that this morning I rolled out a mobile version of the blog. Set to auto-sense phones and PDAs, mobile users get a nice svelte experience that is quick and mobile-data light.
A guest post from the Unreasonablemen.net The announcement yesterday about Nokia’s acquisition of the rest of Symbian clearly draws the battle lines for a new age of competition. To me this strengthens my view about Google’s Android play. For those who suffer from Nick Carr’s internet driven attention disorder, I
News that TradeMe, New Zealand’s answer to Ebay (and biggest single traffic generator in NZ) is going mobile. While others claim that the iPhone heralds a revolution, and that mobile web browsing will be the mass market game-changer, I’m not so sure. While TradeMe brought the Internet to Ma and
Last week I wrote the post “Isn’t the answer mobile?” which created a great deal of interest, commentary & thought provoking questions. Thanks to those who commented, some of what you wrote provides the basis for this post, as well as comments on Rod Drury’s blog post about FibreCo. I
Before I start, let me just say I’m not an engineer, so if I get some of the technical bits wrong, forgive me. But I genuinely think I’ve got the ramifications correct! There’s been a fair amount of debate about how NZ gets better faster broadband. This isn’t a simple
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